The start of 2026 marks a significant period for the gaming industry with a dense schedule of releases spanning every major platform. From long-awaited sequels to innovative indie titles, January ...

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With a new tool called Mobile Apps by Replit, users can describe their idea, let Replit do its thing, and then test the app ...

It should come as no surprise that Google is hard at work behind the scenes on the software for Android XR glasses, but a new ...

Instead of four times a year, Google will now only release Android source code to AOSP twice a year, once in Q2 and again in Q4.

If Reddit leaks are anything to go off of, Google Glass 2.0 might have learned a thing or two about privacy and distraction.

Google confirmed to Android Authority that starting from 2026, it will push new source code to AOSP only twice a year: in Q2 and Q4. The company aims to align the AOSP release with its new ...