TECHNOLOGY

Mishaal Rahman / Android AuthorityTL;DR Quick Share recently implemented support for sharing via QR code. Right now, you have to tap a button to manually request a QR code before sharing. Google is testing a change to the Quick Share...

[ad_1] Many people know Samsung primarily for its smartphone business. However, the company is actually a giant conglomerate present in multiple segments of the tech industry. Samsung is a global supplier of various types of chips, with China among its...

[ad_1] One of the Trump administration’s priorities is establishing the United States as the world leader in artificial intelligence. A January executive order set a deadline to design a plan to help achieve this goal. Since then, major AI companies...

[ad_1] Whether we like it or not, much of our online experiences will be powered by AI. This definitely goes for using search engines. We’ve seen some pretty impressive generative search tools. Well, they’re impressive when they work. However, much...

[ad_1] Last year, Google received a landmark ruling against its actions in the online search engine segment. A judge ruled the Mountain View giant’s most iconic business monopolistic. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) was the main proponent of the...

[ad_1] Customization in Android has always been one of the platform’s strengths, and for Pixel owners on Android 16, that will seemingly include the capability to customize your home screen icons. Specifically, the ability to customize the shape of your...

[ad_1] When you think about how AI can and will be implemented in games, you might not have thought about its capabilities to coach you and help you improve your skills, but that seems to be just one of the...

The Nintendo Switch 2 will almost certainly be more expensive than its predecessor, and initial suspicions thought this price would end up at $399, but a new prediction from industry analysts suggests that the price could be even higher. It’s...

[ad_1] The Republican-led House Judiciary Committee is looking into whether the Biden administration tried to "censor" artificial intelligence. Representative Jim Jordan has sent subpoenas to sixteen different tech companies that work with AI in some capacity to ask for any...