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Microsoft may launch a mobile game store next year in one of its most ambitious attempts to take on Apple and Google.

Google has discovered 0-day vulnerabilities in Samsung’s Exynos modems that impact the most recent Pixel and Samsung devices.

A reliable leaker has revealed details about Google’s upcoming foldable Pixel phone, saying it will be available in June.

Google has released the first Feature Drop of 2023, bringing a slew of updates and features to its Pixel line of phones and watches.

Samsung is once again in the spotlight over the authenticity of photos taken with its smartphone cameras.

Users looking forward to a notch-less iPhone are in for a disappointment, with the feature postponed till 2025.

Facebook is integrating Messenger features with its mobile Facebook app, potentially reducing the need to have Messenger installed.

Fitbit is angering users, announcing it will kill off a number of community-focused features toward the end of March.

Samsung is reportedly developing its own custom CPU core in an effort to better compete in the mobile space.

Microsoft plans to bring iMessage support to Windows 11 via Phone Link for iOS, although it will have some limitations.

Android users may be spared some headaches, with Google Play now warning them before installing buggy apps.

Developers looking to incorporate ChatGPT into their iOS apps are in for a rude awakening when they submit them to the App Store.

Qualcomm isn’t holding out any hope of continuing as Apple’s primary modem supplier and is expecting to lose that business in 2024.

Former App Store Editor Neil Long has disappointing news for mobile game developers, saying, “Apple doesn’t care about games.”

New details have begun emerging regarding Google’s upcoming Pixel Fold phone, and it’s definitely a mixed bag.

Users can no longer downgrade to iOS 16.3, a result of Apple no longer signing the iOS 16.3 update.

Google appears to have abandoned yet another project, with the open-source Fastlane app automation tool the latest in a long list.

The first beta of iOS 16.4 has been released, bringing a major new feature in the form of push notifications for web apps.

There appears to be an issue with the latest versions of iOS 16, with users reporting significantly less iPhone battery life.

Google isn’t the only company prepping a non-Webkit version of its browser, with Mozilla taking similar action.