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If you've ever wished you could quickly let someone know where you are without constant texting, Google's got your back. The Find My Device app just got a handy new feature: real-time location sharing. Think of it as Google's answer to Apple's "Find My" app. With this update, Android users can now share their live location with others—on their own terms. Whether you're coordinating meetups, checking in on loved ones, or just making sure someone knows you got home safe, it's all possible from right inside the app.

Samsung isn't keeping AI just for its pricy flagship phones anymore. With the recent launch of its new Galaxy A series, the tech giant also rolled out a fresh batch of AI features under a new name: Awesome Intelligence. But before you get too excited, there's a catch—it's only available on the Galaxy A56 and Galaxy A36, skipping the lower-end A26 entirely.

Let's be honest — Malaysians love their phones. Whether it's for ordering food, paying tolls, or checking your vaccination cert (yes, remember that?), we've got an app for nearly everything. But among the hundreds out there, some truly stand out. So here's a chill rundown of 5 of the best Malaysian apps — the ones that aren't just useful, but have genuinely become part of our everyday life.

Big design changes are reportedly on the way for Apple users, and it's not just your iPhone getting a facelift. According to Bloomberg, Apple is gearing up to roll out a major interface redesign across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS later this year. If you've been craving a fresh, modern vibe from your Apple devices, this could be exactly what you've been waiting for.Here's what we know so far.

Scam calls and fraudulent text messages have become a growing problem, with scammers using increasingly sophisticated tactics to trick people. To combat this, Google is rolling out new AI-powered features designed to help Android users detect and avoid scams in real time.

Apple has rolled out the iOS 18.4 developer beta, introducing a range of new features—including the much-anticipated "Priority Notifications". First previewed during WWDC 2024 as part of Apple's AI-powered notification system, this feature will use machine learning to determine which notifications are most important, moving away from the traditional chronological listing.

Gone are the days when building an app required you to be a coding wizard. Today, with no-code platforms, you can create stunning mobile apps with zero coding experience. Yes, ZERO! Even your grandma can build an app now (probably to remind you to visit her more often). 

A few days ago, while working on porting a classic DOS game, Alley Cat, to support web-based touch controls, I encountered several unexpected challenges, particularly with Apple's iOS Safari browser. Here, I'll share the issues I faced, the solutions I implemented, and my recommendations for providing an optimal gaming experience for iPhone users.

QUESTION 11.1 – Extract from Assignment QuestionProduce an interface as shown below. Choose an appropriate image as the main image on the interface. Make some space between the image and the toolbar. The sentence, "Welcome to Zoo Taiping" has the following attributes:• font size: 20dp• font color: #4286f4• font style: boldThe animal's list should be made using a ListView element. When the name of the animal is clicked, a toast that displays the name of the animal will be displayed for a few seconds.

Android developers are encouraged to gear up for a crucial update to the platform: the shift to a 16 KB memory page size. This change brings notable advantages, offering performance improvements of 5–10% for apps and games. Although this upgrade marks an important milestone in Android's progression, developers need to take proactive steps to ensure their applications are compatible with the updated architecture.

Back in March, Google introduced a new rounded square icon requirement for the Google Play Store on Android and Chrome OS. App developers can choose to enable the new icon specification immediately, with the Google Contacts listing already featuring the updated style. The goal is to "bring consistency and a cleaner look to Google Play" on different UI layouts, form factors, and devices. It prohibits transparent backgrounds, with Google dynamically adding rounded corners and drop shadows to icons. This applies to the Play Store on Android phones and tablets, as well as Chromebooks.

It's well-established that Android P will support notched displays when it arrives later in the year. However, that might not be the only iPhone X-like feature in the finished release. The 9to5Google team has noticed that a Google developer blog post briefly included an Android P screenshot (below) with a very different set of navigation buttons. Instead of the usual three buttons (back, home and multitasking) that have been present for years, the OS includes just a back button and an iPhone X-style strip.