Indian govt issues a directive to all smartphone manufacturers to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi app on the device, raising privacy concerns.

The government's order mandates preloading Sanchar Saathi on all new smartphones sold in India, with “no option for users to delete or disable” the app.

Joseph Jarnecki outlines the highest priority cyberthreats against consumer mobile devices and considers potential strategies to mitigate and address the threat.

Looking to buy a new e-book reader? The Good e-Reader Top List breaks down the best ones currently available. NOOK, Kobo, Amazon, Onyx Boox, Remarkable and more ...

Show your loved ones you care with a selection of high-tech presents and stylish festive favours that will bring a smile to ...

Vivo has just released the Android 16 update for Vivo V60. Here are all details you need to know before updating to OriginOS ...

Android 16-based OriginOS 6 update now available for Vivo V50 and V50e. Here are all details you need to know.

With the introduction of the F8 series, Poco has added to its flagship portfolio, but at the same time introduced an extensive global rollout plan of HyperOS 3, the Android 16-based operating system ...

Going home for the holidays isn't all turkey, holiday decorations, and political arguments discussions. It also comes with ...