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Everything we didn't see at Google I/O While there were announcements aplenty, a few expected bits failed to materialize. Robert Triggs / Android Authority The Google I/O keynote has come and gone and was chock full of exciting news. While there was plenty to love during the Google I/O keynote, there was also plenty left out of the presentation. Here’s a look at what Google didn’t show us — nor even talk about! — during its I/O keynote. Stadia Google didn’t mention its gaming service, Stadia, at all. The keynote would have been an opportune time for Google to reassure Stadia gamers ...

Realme Oppo and Realme are sister brands, with the latter using the former’s Color OS platform up until last year. As such, it makes sense that Realme would also have an Android 12 beta program of its own at the same time as Oppo. However, Realme is one-upping Oppo by jumping straight to a beta program, skipping over the developer preview period. Unfortunately, as with Oppo, Realme’s program will only work on one of its phones: the Realme GT. To make matters worse, the Realme GT is currently exclusive to China. If you are in China and have a GT, you can give the Android 12 beta a shot now...

Apple AirTag review: Finding your lost keys has never been this easy No Android support Bottom Line Apple AirTags are a simple solution for iPhone owners that helps them find lost stuff. If you’re an Apple user there’s no better solution to keeping track of your priceless belongings. AirTag by Apple Apple AirTags are a simple solution for iPhone owners that helps them find lost stuff. If you’re an Apple user there’s no better solution to keeping track of your priceless belongings. Everyone has at one point or another lost something. Nothing quite matches that frantic feeling of scour...

Is the Asus Zenfone 8 just the first in a series of compact flagships? Why's there no wireless charging? Asus has a few answers for us.

Samsung’s mid-range smartphones are feeling the effects of the ongoing global chip shortage. The Galaxy A52 5G and Galaxy A72 are reportedly facing launch delays in key markets due to a lack of chipsets. This has seemingly impacted Samsung’s global launch plans. The global chip shortage may have claimed its latest victim in the form of Samsung’s new mid-range devices. According to SamMobile), Samsung has delayed releasing its Galaxy A52 5G and Galaxy A72 in key markets due to production issues caused by the chip shortage. Samsung is reportedly finding it tough to procure chipsets from ...