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Trend Micro Mobile Security has a lot of different features to keep you and your phone safe online but requires too many system resources to do so.

Android malware applications are on the rise, one small change can help protect your phone.

Microsoft will end support for Windows Subsystem for Android next year, but Tencent has another way to get Android apps to work on Windows... but only in China.

Last year, Google introduced a new policy for developers to allow app users to create and delete their accounts and associated data easily. The move finally appears official.

A new malware strain is posing as a Google Play Store update, and it could steal your passwords and banking logins.

Android phones could give their fingerprint sensors an ultrasonic upgrade. And that's a very big deal.

The device adds a splash of primary colours for a retro-tinged take on the affordable Android phone form

Hackers are using the new Antidot banking trojan to steal text messages, passwords and more from vulnerable Android phones.

What was supposed to be a breakthrough year for AI hardware has so far turned out to be frustrating, with skeptics suggesting the whole "AI gadgets" product category might be a short-lived fad once smartphones get AI and chatbot features integrated into their software.

Microsoft is bringing OCR support to its Phone Link app on Android to let you select text right from photos.

Google Chromebook Plus laptops now start at an even lower $350 compared to $400 seven months ago. But it's the upgrades to ChromeOS that are most exciting. There's more generative AI features like Magic Editor and Gemini, which adds powerful and contextual chatbot experiences to your existing Google digital life.