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Samsung lost its patent lawsuit against Oura; some Google Pixel users had to deal with a weird bug attacking their alarm clocks, Pixel 9a got a launch date, Fitbit's Health Metrics are getting a redesign on Android and iOS, and Google suddenly decided to 'privately' develop future Android OS. Let's…

I usually scoff at the idea of paying for artificial intelligence software, but Google One AI Premium might be the only exception.

Nothing Phone 3a’s AI hub might come with a hefty price tag in the future.

Despite what you might read, how Android is made isn't changing.

Google sets a date for when the Pixel 9a will show up in stores.

Almost three full months into the year, and there have been very few major Chromebook releases. Let's dive into a few reasons why that might be the case.

A federal judge ruled that Samsung can't prove Oura will sue them, clearing the way for Oura to do just that (barring an appeal).

The Apple Watch Series 10 continues to be a terrific choice six months after its debut.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon "Elite" chips aren't a marketing gimmick — they're the real deal. But that will only remain true if the brand is used for Oryon-based chips.

At-home dates can be notoriously challenging when the kids are finally in bed, but a couple of Meta Quest headsets will transport you somewhere far, far away.

With the F7 Ultra, POCO is showing that it can also deliver a phone that has a fantastic all-round package.