Crapware, not to be confused with malware or ransomware, are all those apps that come installed on your phone that you’ll probably never use. Sometimes it’s referred to as bloatware, because they take ...

Samsung phones are well known for One UI, one of the most functional and intuitive Android interfaces. While it's highly ...

Following widespread outrage, Nothing is backing down on its plans to pre-install bloatware on its non-flagship phones.

Nothing announced that users will be able to uninstall all Meta-related apps and services from their devices. The change will ...

Nothing’s latest smartphone introduced a number of new bloatware apps from Meta, some of which couldn’t be uninstalled, but ...

Consumer-grade phone surveillance apps aren’t only intended to stay stealthy; some of these apps are also making it increasingly difficult to remove them ...

Luckily, Nothing has pulled a U-turn on this issue and released a fix. In an update to a prior statement on the Nothing ...

If you aren’t familiar with the term, bloatware is the word we use to describe apps and other pieces of software that are included on a new device even though they aren’t necessary. Apps like settings ...

If you've bought an Android phone in the past year, you've likely noticed that it's packed with AI features. Maybe you knew about them before you hit purchase, maybe you assumed (safely as it turns ...

Last week, my AT&T HTC One received an update to Android 4.4 KitKat. Of course, I went ahead with the installation, not wanting to miss out on the new features and interface improvements in the latest ...

Commentary: Android phone-makers are desperate to make their devices stand out. But in the age of Gemini, non-Google AI may not be the best way to do it. Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features ...