Google may restore separate Wi-Fi and mobile data tiles in Android Quick Settings after user feedback on the combined Internet tile.

There's a lot to love about the Google Pixel 9a. It's a well-balanced blend of Google smarts and capable hardware, and the $500 price places it among the best Google Pixel phones so far. But there's ...

Google may split the Internet tile back into separate Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles in a future Android release. Here’s how we know.

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With Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1, Google is redesigning Quick Settings on Pixel with resizable tiles and a background blur. For the most part, Quick Settings have remained the same since the Android 12 ...

Take control of your privacy by updating these critical Google account settings: pause Web & App Activity, disable Search and Ad Personalization, pause Timeline, review and remove third-party app ...

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The Google Pixel 10, powered by Android 16, is a feature-rich smartphone designed to deliver a seamless and personalized user experience. However, to truly unlock its potential, it’s important to ...

Have you ever felt like your productivity tools are working against you instead of for you? With the rapid evolution of AI, platforms like Google Gemini are rewriting the rules of efficiency, offering ...

The Google Home app is your gateway to controlling various smart home devices. Google's Nest speakers -- which are among the best smart speaker brands -- connect to the Google Home app, along with ...

Android 16’s big Material 3 Expressive update brings resizable Quick Settings to Google Pixel users, and now it’s been revealed that Samsung will do the same thing with its next major Galaxy update.

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