Apple has released the third beta of iOS 26.3 for iPhone, introducing new tools for device interoperability, privacy, and third-party accessory support. The update brings features that make it easier ...

iOS 26.3 beta adds Transfer to Android for easier data migration between devices New privacy feature limits carriers' ability to pinpoint user location iPhone alerts can now appear on third-party ...

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Apple has released the third beta of iOS 26.3 for iPhone, introducing new tools for device interoperability, privacy, and third-party accessory support. The update brings features that make it easier ...

Android users might not be able to laugh about Apple’s divisive Liquid Glass redesign for much longer. According to internal builds seen by 9to5Google, Android 17 may be factoring a lot more blur into ...

Android 17 is said to be shifting away from flat design toward translucent, blur-heavy visuals. Google could roll out a frosted-glass look across core UI elements, including the volume slider and ...

A Google bug report on the Chromium Issue Tracker today has inadvertently leaked the Android desktop interface for the first time. The bug report published today about Chrome Incognito tabs was ...

What if you could delegate your most tedious daily tasks to an AI assistant that works tirelessly, respects your privacy, and operates entirely on your own hardware? Below, WorldofAI takes you through ...

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