Android 17 Fixes Perpetual Privacy Flaw with New Contacts Picker

Android 17's new Contacts Picker will fix an all-or-nothing privacy flaw with granular control and selective sharing for your ...

Larry Magid: Most Google Apps work on iPhones but not vice-versa

The Google app for Search, and the Google office suite — Docs, Slides and Sheets — all run on iPhones. You can make or ...

Apple passkey technology transforms Mac security with biometric authentication, encrypted storage

Discover how Apple's passkeys revolutionize Mac security by replacing vulnerable passwords with biometric authentication and ...

Valve Steam Frame VR headset announced as a premium standalone rival to Meta Quest 3

Valve’s all new Steam Frame VR headset is set to launch in Spring 2026, promising a premium standalone experience aimed at ...

Google Fixes the ChromeOS-Windows App Gap with Cameyo

The biggest argument against mass corporate adoption of ChromeOS has always been simple: legacy Windows apps. If your ...

Android 17 is building a new Contacts Picker to keep your address book private

Android 17 may finally let you share only specific contacts with apps thanks to a new Contacts Picker tool. Here's how it may work.

What RCS Messaging Between iOS and Android Can and Can't Do (Yet)

OS now supports RCS messaging with Android phones—but only up to a point. Here's what you need to know about messaging across platforms.

This App Makes It Easy for Androids and Macs to Talk to Each Other

Getting started is straightforward. You need to download the app for Android and macOS and install them. You will be prompted on both devices to enable certain permissions, after which you can connect ...