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I've been using the Pixel 10 Pro for 6 months — here's what I love (and hate)

What is the Pixel 10 Pro like to use six months after release day? Here are some of the things I like, and other that I don't.

Tom’s Guide

Australia’s pornography age-verification: a victory for advocates or a gateway to ‘darker corners of the internet’?

As users turn to VPNs to access sexual content, experts warn collection of information creates a ‘honeytrap’ for bad actors

The Guardian - AU

'A classic honeypot': Movie fans catching up on Best Picture nominees targeted by dangerous malware ahead of of Oscars 2026

Don't be caught up in Oscars fever, as cybercriminals and scammers are lurking in the wings.

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This Galaxy S26 feature is so powerful I might skip carrying a laptop

Samsung DeX on the Galaxy S26 adds powerful multitasking, allowing up to 20 apps across multiple windows for a true desktop-like experience.

Android Central

The Pixel 10 Pro finally solved my biggest privacy concern with this one feature

Some secrets are better left untouched, buried within the digital private spaces of our Pixels.

Android Central

Google Maps update makes genuinely useful changes you will use forever – and it's Gemini to thank

Gemini AI is now baked into Google Maps for the smartest navigation yet

Big Tech Antitrust Battles: How Governments Are Taking on Silicon Valley Giants

Big tech antitrust cases challenge Silicon Valley giants. Tech regulation targets monopolies, enforces remedies, and protects consumers and developers globally.

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Meta and Google trial: are infinite scroll and autoplay creating addicts?

Features woven into the fabric of platforms have been central to landmark social media harm case in US. How do they work?

The Guardian - UK

MarketBeat Week in Review – 03/09 - 03/13

Stocks moved higher this week despite uncertainty over the Iran conflict and oil prices; economic indicators point to no change in interest rates next week

MarketBeat

An Inside Look at Two New Mansions That a Google Billionaire Just Bought

Google co-founder Larry Page purchased two ultra-luxury waterfront estates in Miami's exclusive Coconut Grove neighborhood in late December and early January.

GOBankingRates

ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech news stories from Sonos' big return to our review of the 'impressively premium' MacBook Neo

The week's biggest tech news stories from Apple, Google, Sonos, DJI, and more for March 14, 2026.

TechRadar

Motorola Razr Fold vs. Razr Ultra 2025: Depends on your folding preference

The Motorola Razr Fold marks the company's debut into book-style folding phones. But the Razr Ultra 2025 is now a better value-flagship offering after the price cut.

Android Central

7 AI mistakes I wish someone had told me about when I started

Learn the common mistakes AI beginners make and how to avoid them for better results.

Tom’s Guide

I put the Samsung Galaxy S26 vs Google Pixel 10 through a 7-round face-off: Here's the winner

Should you buy Google’s latest or pick up Samsung's first big release of 2026?

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Google's new Android XR smart glasses use Gemini to AI-edit your world while you’re still taking the photo

Google demoed its prototype Android XR smart glasses recently, showing off several Gemini-powered features.

Latin Times

Iran Puts Amazon, Google and Other Tech Firms on Target List as 'Enemy Technology Infrastructure'

Iran has identified assets belonging to major U.S. technology companies across the Middle East as potential targets, according to a list published by the Iranian news agency Tasnim, which has ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

TechRadar

LG is adding support for Samsung and Google's new Dolby Atmos rival to some of its TVs — but it won't use the name, just the sound

Eclipsa Audio will work on LG TVs, but it won't be called Eclipsa Audio

Reason

Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal

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Fact check: Fake ‘captured US forces’ images – and is Cyprus in Nato?

Round-up of fact checks from the last few days compiled by Full Fact.

PC Gamer

Google is adding official Chrome support for users running Arm and Linux and it's about time

Anything to help Linux users feels like a good shout.

TechRadar

‘I don’t think a company can dictate to a sovereign government what it does with its tools’: Dell CEO answers question on Anthropic’s feud with the Pentagon

Dell CEO says companies don't have the right to dictate how the governments use their technology.

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Google Maps Has A New Search Function For Oddly Specific Questions

Love it or hate it, AI has already infiltrated nearly every aspect of daily life—now it’s coming to your navigation app, too. Google is rolling out a new feature for Google Maps called "Ask Maps," which uses the company’s Gemini AI to answer more complex questions while you’re planning a…

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Google paid over $17 million to bug hunters in 2025

Google paid out $17.1 million in bug bounties in 2025, the biggest year for payouts ever.

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Japan’s Record Tourism Boom Meets a $1 eSIM: How BazTel Is Solving Connectivity for 2026’s Hottest Destination

Japan rewrote the record books in 2025. For the first time in history, the country welcomed more than 42 million international visitors, a 15.8 per cent leap from the previous year’s already impressive figures. Collectively, those travellers spent approximately ¥9.5 trillion—around $60 billion—on everything from Shinkansen tickets and ryokan stays…

"Sideloading is really important. It’s not going away": Android boss reassures phone users they can still install apps from wherever they want

Android will continue to be an open platform, but with more protections

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