In summary Always-on Display to get more nuanced on Pixel Code found in early Android build Pixel fans set to test early hardware Google is developing a new, smarter take on the Always-on Display that could offer significant battery life gains to future Pixel smartphones. We often associate Pixel phones such as the Google Pixel

Telstra testing has revealed some Samsung mobile phone users may be unable to call triple-0 in an emergency with more than 70 models found not to be connecting correctly.  Telstra said the issue affected 11 older model Samsung Galaxy phones which users would need to replace with newer devices, and about 60 models that required

Cloud account takeover attacks have evolved beyond simple credential theft. Cybercriminals are now exploiting OAuth applications to maintain persistent access to compromised environments, bypassing traditional security measures like password resets and multifactor authentication. Cloud account takeover (ATO) attacks have become a significant concern in recent years, with cybercriminals and state-sponsored actors increasingly adopting malicious OAuth

iOS 26 is a huge update for iPhone, with a Liquid Glass design and lots of new features for built-in apps like Wallet, Messages, and Music. One popular app—Apple Calendar—mostly got overlooked this year, but it did gain one key new advantage: event creation via screenshots. Adding Calendar events is now as easy as taking

Hello and welcome to Regulator. Of all the strange, unintended consequences stemming from major lawsuits, I never thought that the Trump administration’s power to force Apple to remove ICE-tracking mobile apps from its stores could have been connected to a legal battle over Fortnite V-Bucks. Yes, we are talking about the in-game digital currency that

Key Takeaways App store age verification bills like the federal App Store Accountability Act (HR 3149 / S. 1586) are emblematic of public support for age verification in the sense of “rules for thee but not for me” – public willingness to provide facial scans or government issued ID to access apps is consistently low.

This is a big week for the three wireless carriers known in the U.S. as, well, the “Big 3.” That would be T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T. During the days when John Legere was CEO of T-Mobile, he referred to AT&T and Verizon as “Dumb and Dumber,” from the movie title. Which one was “Dumb,” and