According to 9to5Google, the latest developer test built (Canary) of Android includes a new feature that should make it easier to switch between iPhone and Android devices. The corresponding feature ...

In 2025, a navigation app is no longer just a digital map — it’s an ai-powered travel assistant that brings together real-time traffic conditions, offline maps, advanced route planning, 3D maps, ...

Switching between Android and iOS has long meant juggling cables, cloud backups and half-working apps, but that era is finally starting to fade. Apple and Google are building deeper, system-level ...

Still, sideloading isn’t going away entirely. As Android expert Mishaal Rahman pointed out, Google’s own FAQ quietly mentions a loophole: Android Debug Bridge (ADB). This command-line tool, already ...

The Android side of the internet is abuzz with rumors around Google’s Aluminum OS, which is expected to replace ChromeOS on low-power laptops. That sounds like an incredible idea since Google hasn’t ...

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NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Alternate side parking rules are suspended on Monday so the city can clear snow from the roads. It means drivers don’t need to move their cars to the other side of the road for ...

Drivers are reminded that parking within 15 feet of either side of a fire hydrant is illegal and that painted curbs at hydrant locations do not indicate where they can park. Cars parked near fire ...

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CHICAGO (WGN) — Pink Floyd fans rejoice! The Adler Planetarium in Chicago is once again hosting a “cosmic visual journey” of the Dark Side of the Moon. Alder Planetarium spokespeople say Dark Side of ...

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