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

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

Now Google has announced that, in response to feedback, the company will continue to allow developers and “power users who have a higher risk tolerance” to continue sideloading apps from unverified ...

Setting up a new iPhone? We list the 5 essential free apps to install first, from messaging to must-have AI assistants and powerful photo editors.

If you recently received an notification about an uninstalled app you've never heard of, the good news is that there's ...

Reece tests two affordable Android phones to find out how good cheaper phones are in 2025, and if they're worth your time and ...

Most phones, tablets, and other devices that ship with Google’s Android operating system come with the Google Play Store pre-installed. But as long as Android’s been around, there’s also been a ...

Nothing has rolled out the Open Beta version of Nothing OS 4.0 for the Phone 3a series, giving early adopters access to Android 16-based features before the stable release. Users can install the ...

Reuters reports that Google would “allow users to more easily download and install third-party app stores” while also ...

Budget TVs in recent years and models punch way above their weight class in terms of quality of features, even under a strict ...