Android phones may get a speed boost from a deeper software change, one that optimizes the kernel using real-world app usage data more effectively.

A MediaTek chip flaw could put up to 875 million Android phones at risk, exposing how a locked device can still be vulnerable below the surface.

Trustonic has denied any flaws in its security software, attributing the vulnerability affecting Android phones solely to MediaTek’s hardware.

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The Samsung Galaxy S26 phones include a welcome fingerprint feature that's a long-overdue addition to smartphones.

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