r/technology • u/EmbarrassedHelp • Mar 13 '26
r/europe • u/Vargau • Jun 04 '25
News EU’s new rules will shake up Android update policies - They require companies to provide longer software support at least 5 years and spare parts for up to 7 years from the date of their last sale
r/technology • u/Johnboywalten • May 27 '24
AdBlock Warning YouTube has now begun skipping videos altogether for users with ad blockers
r/technology • u/N2929 • Jun 29 '26
Networking/Telecom T-Mobile retires legacy plans, prompting price hikes and customer backlash
r/technology • u/vriska1 • Jun 12 '24
Social Media YouTube's next move might make it virtually impossible to block ads
r/technology • u/AlwaysBlaze_ • Mar 07 '25
Social Media Repeatedly upvoting violent content on Reddit can now get you flagged
r/Futurology • u/BlueLightStruct • Nov 27 '24
Discussion How many years do we need to be told VR is the future before it actually takes off?
r/technology • u/ICumCoffee • May 10 '23
Social Media YouTube has started blocking ad blockers
r/technology • u/NityaStriker • Feb 20 '22
Privacy Apple's retail employees are reportedly using Android phones and encrypted chats to keep unionization plans secret
r/technology • u/BlueLightStruct • Nov 27 '24
Business How many years do we need to be told VR is the future before it actually takes off?
r/technology • u/auscrisos • Sep 03 '20
Software Reddit Gets Its App To 50 Million Play Store Downloads, Mostly By Making The Mobile Web Experience Miserable
r/technology • u/Snowfish52 • Dec 02 '24
Software Android Police: Google Maps is getting the last thing keeping you on Waze
r/nottheonion • u/LeNerdNextDoor • Mar 08 '19
YouTube will soon tell you that the world isn't flat, vaccines work, and other obvious truths
r/technology • u/fattyfoods • Nov 22 '23
Software It's never been a better time to switch to Firefox
r/technology • u/Smart-Combination-59 • Apr 01 '24
Business Smart devices are turning out to be a poor investment.
r/nottheonion • u/rufus418 • Jul 19 '18
Jenny McCarthy doesn't know what her Google Home sounds like, assumes it's a ghost
r/gadgets • u/immi_007 • Aug 15 '20
Phones The PinePhone has physical kill switches for its cameras, microphone, data, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. Runs Linux
r/gadgets • u/Syrah666 • Apr 28 '20
Phones iPhone SE 2020 review: I wish $400 Android phones were this good
r/Android • u/MrSpontaneous • Jun 30 '20
Ads are taking over Samsung's Galaxy smartphones — and it needs to stop
r/Android • u/iamvinoth • Feb 17 '20
The march toward the $2000 smartphone isn't sustainable
r/AndroidAuto • u/emeril322 • 10d ago
Gemini Drivers claim Android Auto's switch to Gemini makes them feel less safe behind the wheel
Yeah, obviously...
r/Android • u/bilal4hmed • Aug 22 '19
Android's iconic dessert names are going away, starting with Android 10
r/Android • u/42err • May 07 '21
Rehosted Content WhatsApp will progressively kill features until users agree to the new privacy policy
r/apple • u/drgnslyr91 • Apr 09 '21
iPhone Apple admits that iMessage for Android was killed to keep its walled garden
r/Android • u/_7down • Oct 31 '17