Apple limits iPhones to 48-megapixels because larger individual pixels capture significantly more light than the microscopic pixels used in 200-megapixel Androids. This measured approach guarantees superior natural detail and unmatched 4K video quality.

Why do iPhones have fewer megapixels than many Android phones?

iPhones cost more than Android phones due to custom 3nm processors, premium materials like titanium and Ceramic Shield, and full vertical integration. Seven years of iOS updates and 62 per cent two-year resale value offset the higher entry cost.

Why are iPhones so expensive compared to Android phones?

iPhones usually hold their resale value better than Android phones because of long software support, strong customer demand, premium build quality and Apple's tightly connected ecosystem.

Buying an iPhone? Know why iPhones hold their resale value better than Android phones

Google's Android Earthquake Alerts System warned some users before Venezuela's powerful earthquakes by detecting the first seismic waves through billions of smartphones. Here's how Android phones work together to identify earthquakes and send life-saving alerts within seconds.


‘Venezuela earthquake’: Google sent earthquake alerts before Venezuela shook. Here's how it happened

Google will no longer have to divest Chrome and Android businesses as a federal judge ruled in its favor in a search antitrust case. But experts point out that how it's not the court which is a cause of concern, watch why AI is emerging as an existential threat to the famed search engine.



AI is Silently Killing Google

Security experts still do not know how the trojan malware got there but say that it has affected 1.3 million Android-based TV boxes across almost 200 countries. Google is trying to distance itself from the 'Android TV' branding, now preferring 'Google TV', and perhaps for good reason.

Report: 1.3 million Android-based TV boxes affected by new 'Vo1d' malware

Google has launched a new foldable phone, while China has rolled out an ultra-fast charging EV battery. The past week was full of interesting tech developments, and we have highlighted the most important ones in our Tech Wrap.

Google's new Pixel 9 smartphone series

Google this week unveiled its latest innovation for android users, bringing a new wave of artificial intelligence to your fingertips. The tech giant announced the launch of its first AI-powered android update and the new pixel 9 Smartphone series, all featuring the cutting-edge Gemini AI assistant.

Google Pixel 9: New Android update features Gemini AI

Microsoft bans China-based employees from using Android devices for work, mandates switch to iPhones. Watch in for more details!

Report: Microsoft China bans Android, asks staff to shift to iPhones by September

Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, has faced significant challenges since 2019 when international sanctions severely impacted its global operations. In response, the company shifted its focus to its domestic market and explored new areas of expansion, including the automotive sector.

Huawei leaves Android: set to launch HarmonyOS NEXT System

Google has issued a warning for all Android and iPhone users as the tech trends move towards greater integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with smartphones.

Google warns all Android and iPhone users of privacy threats. Details here

If you are android user, you might want to hear this - your unique fingerprint might now be enough to keep your personal information safe anymore. A new malware named Chameleon could put your personal information at risk.

Latest android malware alert: New malware Chameleon disables fingerprint unlock to steal pins

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team which is mandated to track and monitor cyber security incidents in the country is warning against multiple high-risk vulnerabilities in Android phones. The security agency has pointed out that if these vulnerabilities are exploited hackers could gain control of the device.

India: Government issues high-risk warning for android users

High-risk warnings and concerns are being raised for Android 13 and the prior versions that could allow hackers to access many vulnerable devices. The computer Emergency Response Team operating under the ministry of electronics and information technology government of India has strictly issued this warning that mischievous mines and cybercriminals would try their best to access sensitive information or even disrupt operations.

Android devices are at high risk of hacking

A phone monitoring app has become the latest victim of a spyware attack. LetMeSpy has been hacked, one cannot help but see the irony here: a spyware app getting spied on. According to multiple reports, personal data such as call logs, SMS and location information have been released on the dark web.

Phone tracking app hacked: Delete this spyware app immediately

Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former Twitter CEO launched Bluesky, a social media platform that provides an alternative to the microblogging platform, on Android.

Jack Dorsey's Twitter alternative Bluesky makes debut on Android

New vulnerabilities have been spotted in Android phones. Microsoft may soon allow users to use AI in office applications such as Word and Excel. The week gone by was buzzing with a lot of exciting technologies and we bring you the most interesting ones in our Tech Wrap.

Android devices are prone to hacking | Tech It Out

Connecting with your friends & family from anywhere anytime without the internet is now possible. Qualcomm Inc is working with a group of Android smartphone companies to add a satellite messaging feature to their devices.

Qualcomm, Android phone makers are working on the satellite messaging feature

After the Indian Supreme Court refused to block an anti-trust ruling, Google on Wednesday announced that it will let Android users use third-party apps as default search engines in phones and tablet running their operating system (OS).

Google buckles under India’s anti-trust ruling, allows Android users to choose default search engine

Google said on Friday (January 20) that it will cooperate with India's competition authority after Supreme Court of the country in its ruling upheld the stringent antitrust directives forcing the US firm to change how it markets its popular Android platform in a key growth market.

Google to cooperate with India antitrust watchdog after Android ruling

The Supreme Court asked Google India, if it will follow the same regime in India as it does in Europe with regard to pre-installed apps in Android-based mobile smartphones.

Supreme Court asks Google, will you follow European regime in India

Google is preparing to approach India's Supreme Court within days to try to block a ruling by the country's antitrust watchdog that will force the U.S. company to change how it markets its Android platform, two people familiar with its strategy told Reuters.

Is Google planning to challenge India's Android antitrust ruling at Supreme Court?

The Indian authorities have accused Google of abusing its dominant position by using Android devices in the country and have decided to impose a hefty fine on the company.

Google fined $162 mn by India regulator for abuse of Android platform

There is a funny story on Mullah Nasruddin that comes to mind after the Competition Commission of India's (CCI) ruling on Alphabet Inc, owner of Google, which has been fined Rs 1338 crore ($162 million) on charges of using its Android platform monopoly to bundle its own apps on the ubiquitous smartphones that go with the operating system.

The Google Paradox: Why India's $162mn fine on search giant is flawed by misplaced priorities

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