Nasty Android malware could put millions at risk — what to do now By Alan Martin A vulnerability in Qualcomm chipsets could lead to spying, data theft and more malware on Android handsets worldwide.
Android just got a long-overdue security upgrade — here's how it works By Roland Moore-Colyer Google has added a PIN-encrypted 'Safe Folder' to its Files by Google Android app.
Twitter flaw could expose Android users' direct messages: What to do By Nicholas Fearn Twitter has asked many Android users to update their apps due to a flaw that might let attackers view direct messages.
Android just got one of iPhone's best features — here's how it works By Brittany Vincent Nearby Share lets you easily transfer photos and files between phones. And it's coming to an Android device near you.
Google Pixel 4a vs. Pixel 4: What's different? By Philip Michaels At $349, the Google Pixel 4a is an attractive buy, but how does it measure up to the Pixel 4? Find out in our Pixel 4a vs. Pixel 4 face-off.
Buying a used smartphone could put you at risk — here's why By Nicholas Fearn A new investigation by Which? shows that pre-owned smartphones could put users at risk because the phones may be too old to get critical security updates.
OnePlus Nord vs. OnePlus 6T: Should you upgrade? By Philip Michaels The OnePlus Nord is an impressive phone, but how does it compare to OnePlus 6T?
OnePlus Nord vs. OnePlus 7 Pro: How are they different? By Philip Michaels Here’s how the new OnePlus Nord stacks up against last year’s OnePlus 7 Pro flagship.
Another 'Obamaphone' found to contain pre-installed malware: What to do By Nicholas Fearn More potentially dangerous adware has been found embedded in budget Android phones offered at low cost through the U.S. Lifeline Assistance program.
Unkillable Android malware is still out there -- how to protect yourself By Nicholas Fearn A significant number of new Android malware strains can't be removed by normal means, and Kaspersky warns that pre-installed adware only increases the risks of infection.
Facebook passwords stolen by 25 malicious Android apps: What to do By Nicholas Fearn At least 25 malicious Android apps that amassed millions of downloads were designed to steal Facebook login credentials.
Samsung Galaxy Note 20: The 5 biggest unanswered questions By Philip Michaels We know a lot about the Galaxy Note 20, but some things remain a mystery. Here's what we're hoping to find out before the phone launches.
Chrome on Android is getting more secure — here's how By Roland Moore-Colyer Chrome on Android may soon have a feature that could shore-up the browser's security and privacy.
Google just made two big privacy changes you need to know right now By Kate Kozuch Google Maps and other Google-operated services will start automatically deleting your location history after 18 months, the company announced.
Microsoft's antivirus now protects Android and Linux -- but there's a catch By Nicholas Fearn Microsoft officially launched its Defender ATP antivirus software for Linux devices, and debuted a beta version of the same enterprise software for Android.
RIP Flash Player: Adobe says you have this much time to uninstall app By Nicholas Fearn Flash Player comes to its end-of-life on Dec. 31, and Adobe wants to make sure users aren't put at risk.
Nearly 80 Chrome extensions caught spying -- how to protect yourself By Nicholas Fearn Google has removed 79 malicious browser extensions from the Chrome Web Store after they were caught spying on users.
Nine naughty dating apps left saucy user data online for all to see By Nicholas Fearn Nine different dating apps leaked 20 million 'incredibly sensitive' files online, leaving users open to potential blackmail.
Android TV leak reveals killer feature to beat Roku By Henry T. Casey Android TV will gain a big Google Assistant feature to help loved ones share the same device.
Scary Android spyware can steal your messages: What to do By Nicholas Fearn Trend Micro researchers found a new strain of Android malware designed to spy on Chinese dissidents and Uyghur activists.
Twitter just removed 32,000 accounts for spreading fake news By Nicholas Fearn Twitter took down 32,000 accounts for spreading fake or misleading information favorable to the governments of China, Russia and Turkey.
Fake Covid-19 contract-tracing apps will spy on you: What to do By Nicholas Fearn Security researchers have discovered that cyber criminals are continuing to leverage global pandemic for their own gains.
Google Play Store kicks out 38 adware-infested Android apps: What to know By Nicholas Fearn Google booted 38 dodgy adware-ridden beauty apps from the Play Store, but not before they had been downloaded more than 20 million times.
Critical Android flaw can be used to hack almost any phone: What to do By Paul Wagenseil A new Android flaw called Strandhogg 2.0 could let attackers spoof any legitimate app to steal passwords or spy on users.
How to remove Android bloatware By Adam Ismail Is bloatware bogging your Android phone down, cluttering up your menus and consuming valuable system resources? Here's how to fix that, step-by-step.
TCL 10L review By Philip Michaels The TCL 10L’s display shines, topping anything you’d find on a budget phone. But that’s about the only thing that stands out about this low-cost device.
How to use Snapchat like a pro By Henry T. Casey From sending video notes and stickers to adding filters and swapping faces, here's a step-by-step guide for using Snapchat.
All Samsung phones since 2014 vulnerable to scary 'zero-click' attack — what to do By Michael Andronico Samsung just patched a dangerous 'zero-click' vulnerability that allows hackers to attack phones with image files.
Cheap Pixel deal at Best Buy takes $350 off Pixel 4 By Louis Ramirez These Pixel deals at Best Buy take a massive $350 off all Pixel 4 smartphones.
Android 11 beta has a launch date — here's when it's coming By Philip Michaels Google is planning a June online event to preview Android 11. We're expecting a beta of the mobile OS to arrive then, too.
