Google Photos Sticker Feature Launches iOS First, Not Android

Google Photos now lets iPhone users tap and hold subjects to create stickers instantly, while Android users wait for Google’s ...

Android brands keeps copying iOS 26, and I hate it

Android brands keep copying iOS 26’s Liquid Glass UI, but imitation is making Android far less intuitive for users.

Android 17 Might Copy the Worst Thing About iOS 26

This design shift may affect quite a few elements in Android 17, including aspects of the UI like the volume bar, in ...
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Android vs. iOS: Which Phone OS Is Actually the Better Pick?

Your phone choice is similar to the PC options available between the macOS and Windows operating systems. Like the Mac, Apple's ecosystem has just one hardware vendor, albeit a top-tier one. Like ...

Google’s NotebookLM can now turn your docs into AI videos on Android and iOS

NotebookLM on Android and iOS is getting Video Overviews, allowing users to convert PDFs and notes into short AI videos, ...

iOS 26.3 brings Android switching, third-party watch support, and new privacy controls

Apple has released the third beta of iOS 26.3, introducing easier switching from iPhone to Android, notification forwarding ...

NotebookLM's Best Feature Is Finally Available On iOS And Android

NotebookLM has proven to be an incredibly popular AI tool for Android and iOS users, and now it's finally getting its most requested feature.

Google Meet is bringing real-time speech translation to Android and iOS

In addition to the mobile expansion, the tech giant also indicated that it will make visual updates to the speech translation ...
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The Android-iOS war at Duke

Chinese military tactician Sun Tzu once wrote that “the supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” Indeed, a war has been raging across Duke University. This war is nontraditional.