Nothing’s first phone with third-party bloatware has arrived, with the new Nothing Phone (3a) Lite shipping out of the box with Instagram and Facebook pre-installed. Nothing OS has long been praised ...

Verizon’s “Home Internet Lite” plan isn’t intended for everyone. But if your other internet options aren’t great, it seems like a solid new offering. Essentially, the new ‘Lite’ plan provides 5G home ...

Samsung is launching its new Galaxy Tab S10 Lite as a “value-packed” new, more affordable tablet, but the company won’t say what it actually costs. Set to launch to the global market and in the US ...

WSATools is the one-click APK installer for Windows Subsystem for Android that you can use to get rid of all the ADB commands to install an Android app on Windows 11. With the help of this component, ...

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit the 1994 swan song from the sample-happy New York ...

Code spotted in the latest Google app and Google One app suggests a potential new “Google AI Lite” plan. This new tier could potentially sit between the current free and Pro subscriptions, offering ...

Now that TV is the number-one device for watching YouTube, the free content platform is focusing on competing with the likes of Netflix, Max and Disney+. Following in the footsteps of streamers who ...

Do you want to play games on your TV or save money with a slim, on-the-go game system? We compare the Nintendo Switch and the Switch Lite to help you find the best handheld for playing Mario, Zelda, ...

It’s been two decades since Facebook first launched in 2004. Since then, the company has grown into a social media giant with billions of users worldwide. Facebook remains one of the most widely used ...

BRUSSELS, April 23 (Reuters) - TikTok has submitted a risk assessment report on its new app TikTok Lite to the European Commission, the company said on Tuesday, averting a possible fine. The EU ...

A new warning circulating online suggests that Facebook has just changed its rules—and users will not like the implications, which see the social media giant take ownership of all photos and videos ...