Google has stealthily rolled out a curated collection of apps and games in the Play Store, previously referenced as being built for Android VR or simply Daydream. The page gives us our best browsing experience so far of what you’ll be able to play when compatible headsets come. The initial lineup includes games, live content

While Samsung is quietly preparing for the big reveal of the Project Moohan headset, Google is loudly revealing some details about the device. The company has started showing apps that will work with Android XR on the Play Store days before the premiere of Samsung’s headset. Google reveals the first apps that will work on

On Friday nights, Smoky Hill High School is known for playing football in the highly competitive Centennial League. But inside its classrooms, another kind of teamwork is taking shape. Smoky Hill High School  CBS While the Smoky Hill Buffaloes prepare to take on the Arapahoe Warriors on the field, a group of students is tackling

Reg. $1+/FREE+ Your Friday afternoon edition of the best Android game and app deals are now ready to roll down below. Some highlights include 20 Minutes Till Dawn, Afterplace, Sword of Elpisia, Liege Dragon, and more, just be sure to also scope out the big-time $400 price drop we are tracking on the most affordable

Posted Oct 17, 2025 at 4:00 PM UTC We have Xiaomi 17 Pro Max at home. Frustrated that Xiaomi’s new flagships, with second screens on the back, aren’t launching in the US? Nuu Mobile says its B40 is the first US phone with a second screen, though at $299.99 this is no flagship. Its Dimensity

Vivo just launched its latest flagship smartphones in China. They’re the X300 and the X300 Pro. In my opinion, Vivo’s X-series phones have offered the best photography experience in the last few years, so my expectations were sky-high. This year, the lineup is slightly different. There’s no X300 Pro Mini; instead, the base model X300

Every platform changes over time, but this year’s forced retirement of previously indispensable Android apps felt particularly sharp. A combination of policy friction, corporate consolidation and fickle priorities made tools that quietly powered our daily lives disappear. I’ve tried out more newcomers than I can remember, but these five missing faces leave a very specific