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Christine Romero-Chan / Digital Trends Last month, Google held its annual developer conference, Google I/O 2023. The event gave us a peek at some exciting new hardware coming soon, including the Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet. But Google also dropped the latest in the Pixel 7 lineup, the budget-friendly Pixel 7a. For just $499, you get a 64MP camera, a 6.1-inch display with a 90Hz refresh rate, the Tensor G2 processor, and wireless charging capabilities. However, in an interesting move, Google decided to keep the Pixel…

Image Source : FILE Beware: 'Daam' virus infects Android phones, central agency issues warning An advisory against the Android phone-infecting malware called "Daam" has been issued by the Central Government.  The virus can hack into your call records, contacts, history, and camera, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT-In, the national cyber security…

This year’s Google I/O 2023 conference has come and gone, but we got a slew of brand-new hardware announcements coming from Google. This includes the Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet. However, there was also a new addition to the Pixel smartphone lineup that you can buy right now — the Pixel 7a. This is the budget version of the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, though you can still buy last year’s Pixel 6a as well. Despite being the most affordable of the new Pixel lineup, it’s always a good idea to keep it safe in a case. But…

Christine Romero-Chan / Digital Trends The Google I/O 2023 keynote has come and gone, and during that two-hour presentation, we got a slew of new Pixel products coming our way — including the new Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet. Google also dropped the new Pixel 7a, which is the most affordable option of the Pixel 7 lineup. But there was also one more thing — Google decided to keep the Pixel 6a around instead of discontinuing it. So if you want a true budget-friendly Pixel phone, then the Pixel 6a remains a terrific…

The Pixel 7a has landed, and it does quite a few things better than its predecessor. While it still has the 6.1-inch OLED display as last year’s Pixel 6a, the Pixel 7a bumps the refresh rate up to 90Hz from the original 60Hz. You also have the newer Google Tensor G2 chip inside, plus a huge jump to 64MP on the main camera compared to the 12.2MP camera on the Pixel 6a. But what about wireless charging? The Pixel 6a did not have wireless charging capabilities, so did Google learn its lesson by adding that feature to…

Though we have the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro already, Google likes to release a more affordable, budget option for its Pixel lineup. This trend began with the Pixel 3a in 2019 and continued with the Pixel 4a, Pixel 5a, and Pixel 6a. But now we have the Pixel 7a, which looks like the best budget Pixel device yet. With the Google Pixel 7a, for $499, you’re getting Google’s Tensor G2 chip, a gorgeous 6.1-inch display, a 64MP main camera, wireless charging, and the most durable Pixel body yet. Plus, it comes in some…

Google Pixel 7a MSRP $499.00 “The Google Pixel 7a is a big upgrade from its predecessor, but it's increased price puts it in a tough spot, considering the Pixel 6a got a deep price cut and the Pixel 7 is just a little bit more.” Pros Most compact Pixel 7 device Water-resistant 64MP main camera 90Hz refresh rate…

The comfort of holding a smartphone is underrated, especially when you consider that most of us hold our phones for at least a quarter of the day. And, unfortunately, it seems like the comfortable form factor of a big phone is the least thought-out feature. Take any flagship phone with a 6.5-inch+ screen size, for instance. The iPhone 14 Pro Max, Galaxy S23 Ultra, or Xiaomi 13 Pro all have one thing in common: they feature top-notch cameras but aren’t very comfortable to hold, either due to the poor flat edge design…

Image Source : GOOGLE Google Google has issued an alert on 18 different bugs discovered in the Android operating system. These problems range in severity from small flaws to major flaws that might allow hackers to access private data or take control of a user's device. In a blog post, Google Project Zero head Tim Willis stated that in-house security researchers…

Google to introduce eSIM transfer on Android phones in 2023, simplifying phone switching for usersGoogle's recent announcement about the upcoming eSIM transfer capabilities for Android phones has garnered attention from tech enthusiasts worldwide. This exciting development is set to revolutionize the process of changing phones, as users will no longer need to unregister their eSIM on the old device and reactivate it on the new one. This can be a frustrating and time-consuming process, which the upcoming eSIM transfer…