You can scan a QR code using the camera on your smartphone, tablet, or computer — however, you may need to download an app.

Android System Key Verifier has actually been available as a separate app before. Now, right from the Messages app, you and a contact will be able to scan QR codes to verify each other as contacts.

ZDNET's key takeaways Android expanded support for LE Audio to select Sony headphones and earbuds.Users can access the new audio features in a firmware update in the Sony Headphones Connect app.LE ...

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Android 16 has introduced four new features that you might not be using yet. Here’s what they are and how they can make your daily life easier.

Google is adding two major updates to Android's Messages app. Starting now, Android Key Verifier is available to all Android ...

In a city known for its hustle, one Mumbai taxi driver has turned his daily rides into a stage for his son’s rap music. A viral post by marketing professional&n ...

Microsoft offers a solution to manage your phone from your computer. The Phone Link application connects your Android device ...

Spotify’s latest update for Android Auto is changing that. It turns in-car listening into something more social — a shared experience built around friendship — and this puts Spotify over all other ...

Android 16 now supports LE Audio Auracast, letting you share your phone’s audio with multiple Bluetooth headphones or ...

Google Home is developing a new workflow for setting up new devices. The interface is search-based, letting you look up a ...

Tech mogul Elon Musk voiced his dislike for QR codes, calling them an 'eyesore'. This comment has ignited a debate about the widespread use of these digital tools, especially in restaurants. While ...