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Samsung Reportedly ‘Looking Into’ Adding Vibe Coding Tools in Future Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung is reportedly considering adding vibe coding tools to its Galaxy smartphones. As per the report, the South Korean tech giant is looking into offering artificial intelligence (AI) tools that will allow users to customise first-party apps and the user interface however they like. This means that while users may not be able to perform heavy co...
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Google Hints at Early Android 17 Launch Timeline; Second Beta Slated to Arrive in March
Google has not confirmed an exact launch date for the stable build of Android 17, but the company offered several clues about a Q2 2026 debut. The stable update is likely to be released in June. The second Android 17 beta will arrive in March. The company released the first public beta of Android 17 last week. The update includes advanced media an...
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Nothing‘s Essential Apps Builder Now in Beta; Lets Users Vibe Code Personalised Apps
Nothing has begun rolling out the beta version of its Essential Apps Builder in batches to Nothing Phone 3 users, the UK-based smartphone maker announced on Tuesday via a community post. The tech firm first launched the app builder, which allows users to generate apps and widgets using natural language or vibe coding, in September 2025. Earlier, th...
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Apple’s iOS 26.3 RC Update Reportedly Contains References to Anticipated M5 Max, M5 Ultra Chips
Apple released the release candidate (RC) versions of the upcoming iOS 26.3 and iPadOS 26.3 updates recently. It is said to include references to a pair of unreleased chips that are in the M5 family. It reportedly contains mentions of the M5 Max chip. The code also references what appears to be the M5 Ultra, and it could be used in the Mac Studio. ...
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Sony Xperia 1 VIII, Xperia 10 VIII Reportedly Listed on IMEI Database; Might Launch in Japan, Europe and Asia
Sony appears to be working on its next generation of Xperia smartphones. The upcoming lineup is expected to include two models — Sony Xperia 1 VIII and Xperia 10 VIII. Both handsets have now surfaced on a certification website, which hints towards their imminent launch in the global markets. Reports suggest that the Xperia 1 VIII could be powered...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Will Reportedly Support Google's Pixel-Exclusive Scam Detection Feature
The Samsung Galaxy S26 series could feature an integration of Google’s scam detection features. While the company has yet to confirm the handsets, reports suggest that their launch could take place later this month. According to a report, the South Korean tech conglomerate will onboard anti-scam calling features that Google currently offers exclu...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Could Support Android Virtualisation Framework; Design Spotted in Leaked Renders
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will ship with support for Android Visualisation Framework, according to a report. The feature was spotted in a leaked code of the Android 16-based One UI 8.5 build. This is said to allow Galaxy S26 Ultra users to run software development tools, scripting utilities, and Linux-based apps. Separately, purported computer-aided...
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CERT-In Urges Android Users to Update Smartphones After Google Patches Critical Dolby Vulnerability
CERT-In (or the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) issued a new advisory note (CIVN–2026-0016) on Wednesday, warning Android users about a vulnerability that could be exploited by bad actors to execute code and gain access to their devices remotely. The cybersecurity watchdog advised users to download the January 2026 Android security updat...
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Apple's iOS 26.3 Beta 2 Update Hints at End-to-End Encryption Support for RCS Messaging: Report
Apple launched the iOS 26.3 beta 2 for developers earlier this week. The codes spotted on the software version indicate that RCS messaging may soon be available to iPhone models with end-to-end encryption (E2EE). Apple announced E2EE support for RCS messaging in March last year in association with GSMA. Support for E2EE will ensure that messages an...
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Govt Calls Demand for Smartphone OS Source Code Fake, Says Consulting Stakeholders
India has pushed back against a Reuters report that claimed the government was considering strict new smartphone security rules, including source code sharing. PIB Fact Check called the report fake, while Reuters has stood by its story. With no official notification or supporting documents released, the status of the reported proposals remains uncl...
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Samsung Reportedly ‘Looking Into’ Adding Vibe Coding Tools in Future Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung is reportedly considering adding vibe coding tools to its Galaxy smartphones. As per the report, the South Korean tech giant is looking into offering artificial intelligence (AI) tools that will allow users to customise first-party apps and the user interface however they like. This means that while users may not be able to perform heavy co...
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Google Hints at Early Android 17 Launch Timeline; Second Beta Slated to Arrive in March
Google has not confirmed an exact launch date for the stable build of Android 17, but the company offered several clues about a Q2 2026 debut. The stable update is likely to be released in June. The second Android 17 beta will arrive in March. The company released the first public beta of Android 17 last week. The update includes advanced media an...
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Nothing‘s Essential Apps Builder Now in Beta; Lets Users Vibe Code Personalised Apps
Nothing has begun rolling out the beta version of its Essential Apps Builder in batches to Nothing Phone 3 users, the UK-based smartphone maker announced on Tuesday via a community post. The tech firm first launched the app builder, which allows users to generate apps and widgets using natural language or vibe coding, in September 2025. Earlier, th...
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Apple’s iOS 26.3 RC Update Reportedly Contains References to Anticipated M5 Max, M5 Ultra Chips
Apple released the release candidate (RC) versions of the upcoming iOS 26.3 and iPadOS 26.3 updates recently. It is said to include references to a pair of unreleased chips that are in the M5 family. It reportedly contains mentions of the M5 Max chip. The code also references what appears to be the M5 Ultra, and it could be used in the Mac Studio. ...
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Sony Xperia 1 VIII, Xperia 10 VIII Reportedly Listed on IMEI Database; Might Launch in Japan, Europe and Asia
Sony appears to be working on its next generation of Xperia smartphones. The upcoming lineup is expected to include two models — Sony Xperia 1 VIII and Xperia 10 VIII. Both handsets have now surfaced on a certification website, which hints towards their imminent launch in the global markets. Reports suggest that the Xperia 1 VIII could be powered...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Series Will Reportedly Support Google's Pixel-Exclusive Scam Detection Feature
The Samsung Galaxy S26 series could feature an integration of Google’s scam detection features. While the company has yet to confirm the handsets, reports suggest that their launch could take place later this month. According to a report, the South Korean tech conglomerate will onboard anti-scam calling features that Google currently offers exclu...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Could Support Android Virtualisation Framework; Design Spotted in Leaked Renders
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will ship with support for Android Visualisation Framework, according to a report. The feature was spotted in a leaked code of the Android 16-based One UI 8.5 build. This is said to allow Galaxy S26 Ultra users to run software development tools, scripting utilities, and Linux-based apps. Separately, purported computer-aided...
-
CERT-In Urges Android Users to Update Smartphones After Google Patches Critical Dolby Vulnerability
CERT-In (or the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) issued a new advisory note (CIVN–2026-0016) on Wednesday, warning Android users about a vulnerability that could be exploited by bad actors to execute code and gain access to their devices remotely. The cybersecurity watchdog advised users to download the January 2026 Android security updat...
-
Apple's iOS 26.3 Beta 2 Update Hints at End-to-End Encryption Support for RCS Messaging: Report
Apple launched the iOS 26.3 beta 2 for developers earlier this week. The codes spotted on the software version indicate that RCS messaging may soon be available to iPhone models with end-to-end encryption (E2EE). Apple announced E2EE support for RCS messaging in March last year in association with GSMA. Support for E2EE will ensure that messages an...
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Govt Calls Demand for Smartphone OS Source Code Fake, Says Consulting Stakeholders
India has pushed back against a Reuters report that claimed the government was considering strict new smartphone security rules, including source code sharing. PIB Fact Check called the report fake, while Reuters has stood by its story. With no official notification or supporting documents released, the status of the reported proposals remains uncl...
