I enabled Data Saver mode on my Android phone to avoid overcharges - and it's a big relief

How to use Data Saver mode on Android. The first thing you'll want to do is enable the Data Saver mode, which prevents some ...

How to turn on Data Saver mode on your Android phone - and why it's critical to do so

Here's how you enable the Data Saver feature. Open the Settings app by either pulling down the Notification Shade twice and ...
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Google rolls out May updates with AI features, account changes, and data fix

Google’s May 2026 updates span Android, Workspace, and core services, delivering new AI-driven tools, account management changes, and a fix for a year-long Search Console logging issue. Android system ...
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Android phones could get this impressive under-display face unlock tech pretty soon

Right as it’s been revealed that Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 probably won’t have new face unlock hardware, a new ...

Have an Android? You may be owed money. How to claim it in Arizona

If you used an Android phone anytime since 2017, you may be eligible for payout from a class action settlement. Here's what ...
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Android updates hiding “Morpheus” malware: how hackers trick millions into giving up their data

The number of Android apps infected with malware keeps climbing. According to reports, millions of devices have been ...

Have an Android phone? You may be owed money. What to know in Arizona

If you used an Android phone anytime since 2017, you may be eligible for payout from a class action settlement. Here's what ...

Android 17 beta grows as one more brand joins early access program

Android 17 beta is expanding, with another brand joining the early access program. Here's everything you need to know.

Google's AICore App is Taking Over Your Android Storage: Here's Why—And What to Do About It

Google explains why the AICore app is eating your Android storage, using up to 11GB for Gemini Nano updates and how the 3-day ...

Google finally explains why Android AICore keeps eating your storage — and it actually makes a lot of sense

If you've ever noticed Android AICore taking up more storage than expected, Google now has an answer — and it turns out the culprit is a perfectly reasonable fail-safe you'd probably want anyway.