Apple’s game-changing background security updates for iPhone face unexpected delays just as spyware threats escalate. The timing couldn’t be worse for 1.5 billion users awaiting critical protection.
Google’s new Android security policy requiring developer verification by 2026 affects all 3 billion certified devices worldwide. This fundamental shift from Android’s open philosophy raises questions about security versus user control in the mobile ecosystem.
The Tor Project’s latest browser release delivers a year’s worth of Firefox improvements while drawing a hard line on legacy platform support. Android users on older devices face imminent security obsolescence as the privacy-focused browser modernizes.
Samsung has entered the premium mixed reality space with its Galaxy XR headset, featuring displays with higher pixel count than Apple’s Vision Pro. The device is reportedly significantly lighter and costs approximately half the price of its Apple counterpart, positioning it as a compelling alternative.
Samsung has officially launched its Galaxy XR headset, marking the company’s entry into the premium mixed reality space dominated by Apple’s Vision Pro. According to reports, the new device runs on Android XR operating system developed through collaboration between Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm, positioning it as a direct competitor to Apple’s offering.
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Android’s long-awaited native flashlight brightness adjustment is taking shape with a redesigned vertical slider. The visual overhaul aligns Google’s implementation with Apple and other manufacturers, though users may face a significant wait for the official release. Third-party apps currently remain the primary solution for this basic functionality.
Google’s Pixel smartphones have long featured a basic flashlight function without native brightness controls, according to reports examining Android’s development trajectory. Sources indicate that while users can quickly toggle the flashlight via Quick Settings or lock screen shortcuts, manual brightness adjustment has required third-party applications until now.
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