Japan has launched a lunar exploration spacecraft aboard a homegrown H-IIA rocket, with the aim of becoming the world’s fifth country to successfully land on the moon early next year.
The Motorola Moto G54 has been officially launched and is ready for shipping in both the Chinese and Indian markets. However, each market will receive slightly different versions of the phone.
WhatsApp has recently made subtle adjustments to its user interface in the past few months, but it’s now preparing for a more significant redesign, as noted by the team at WABetaInfo.
Users who wish to view explicit image results in their browser can simply access their settings and disable the ‘SafeSearch’ feature.
In the highly competitive Android smartphone landscape, new brands continually enter the market, providing consumers with a plethora of high-quality options.
Today, Tecno unveils the Phantom Ultimate concept phone, featuring a unique sliding screen that seamlessly expands the display from 6.55 to 7.11 inches in just 1.2 to 1.3 seconds.
Twitter, now rebranded as X, has previously announced its intentions to introduce audio and video calling features multiple times.
Apple made its iPhone launch event announcement two days ago, and shortly after, Google revealed its own event for the upcoming Pixel phones, although it’s scheduled about a month after the iPhone launch.
TCL introduces NxtPaper technology to smartphones with TCL 40 NxtPaper and TCL 40 NxtPaper 5G models.
Netflix Games brings a modern twist to SNK’s classic saga, Samurai Shodown, now available on Android smartphones.
Huawei discreetly released its latest flagship, the Mate 60 Pro, in China, foregoing extravagant teaser campaigns or a formal launch event.
Apple’s next iPhone 15 Pro Max is projected to cost $2,099, making it the most expensive iPhone yet.
