Google's Phone App Is Getting the Power to Send Spam Calls Straight to Voicemail
No ringing, no missed call notification—Google's Phone app wants to save you the headache of dealing with all those pesky marketing calls.
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No ringing, no missed call notification—Google's Phone app wants to save you the headache of dealing with all those pesky marketing calls.
There’s a good chance we’ll get some concrete info pretty soon.
Here's how some key technologies have developed over the years to make your ‘grams sharper and your snaps brighter.
The app was found to have three different vulnerabilities, one of which has been listed as “Critical” by Intel itself.
Let’s be honest, who doesn’t love a little sliding action in their phone?
The company swears it'll delete those videos. For real this time.
The much-hyped app is available now through Google Photos for Android and iOS. But how much does it deliver on its promised features?
If you’re someone who likes bigger screens, the notch is just a vehicle for delivering that experience to you.
Huawei is kicking off a whole new race to fill the entire backside of phones with cameras starting with the triple cam arrangement on the new P20 Pro.
Chrome OS is headed to a classroom near you in tablet form only with the oddly named Chromebook Tab 10.
VCSELs, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, are the core component of Face ID responsible for projecting thousands of tiny little lasers onto people’s faces.
I can’t help it, I’m a little bit in love.
Notches were interesting for about three months. But that time is long past now.
Although the Apex isn't intended for sale, it gives us a glimpse of an exciting future phone world that isn’t all about notches and dual rear cameras.
At least it has a headphone jack.
It’s not perfect, but it now it finally feels like Essential has something to build on.
