Android 15 blocks untrusted apps from reading sensitive notifications, even if they have permission to read all notifications. Before Android 15, apps with notification access were able to read all ...

Slack has a new “Mark as Read” button on Android. The button allows you to mark messages as read from your notifications. When a new message is put in Slack, the app will let you know if there’s an ...

It feels like every app is fighting for space in my notification drawer to constantly buzz and wake up my screen. know ...

Android 16's latest rollout brings AI chat summaries beyond Pixel phones, a notification organiser, and deeper ...

Are you tired of the constant stream of notifications on your Android phone? Google may have a solution in development as part of its Android 16 update. For example, imagine having your notifications ...

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With about 60 seconds of simple setup, you can have Google's Gemini AI genie sum up your incoming notifications this instant — no matter what Android device you're using. At this point, I think it’s ...

Google is adapting one of Apple's few out-and-out failures as a new Android AI feature that it seems no one actually even ...

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Master the art of tailor-made alerts and never miss an important notification again You can set different notification sounds for calls, emails, messages, and each ...

Android 16 brings smarter notifications, custom themes, stronger parental controls and a new rollout system that sends ...

Every now and then, a new phone feature comes along that really makes you sit up and say: “Now, that’s cool.” Today, my fellow Android-appreciating animal, is one of those days — quite literally. No ...