but Android 14 is still capable enough if you’re not concerned about being on the cutting edge. Besides, at least you don’t have to worry about any bugs with new updates. The real downside to the Sony ...

Auto Mute can be configured to automatically unmute media audio or show the media volume control when music, media, assistant or game audio starts playing. It can also automatically mute after audio ...

The Sony Xperia 1 V may no longer be the latest in the Xperia series, but it remains an outstanding choice for photography enthusiasts. While it's been surpassed by the Xperia 1 VI, the Xperia 1 V ...

For iPhone 8 and later: Press and hold the side button and either volume button until an "SOS ... the contacts receive an update via text. Many Android devices allow you to add emergency contact ...

Recent updates to Waze and Android Auto appear to have broken volume controls, as users are widely reporting problems. With most navigation apps (and some others) on Android Auto, drivers are able ...

The Xperia 5 V is the third Sony smartphone to be upgraded to Android 15 and the second that gets the update this year. After two flagships, Xperia 1 VI and Xperia 1 V, got upgraded to Android 15 in ...

Sony's Xperia 1 V received its update to Android 15 a few days ago, and today the company has started delivering the same update to the Xperia 5 V as well. There are already reports on Reddit from ...

The best Android tablets can do it all. They pack enough power to run apps and games with minimal or no slowdown. They're also energy-efficient enough to last long on a single charge. And when ...

But, having tested Sony soundbars for decades, trust us when we say, just because it has Sony branding, doesn’t mean it will be good. Though Sony has released some amazing soundbars, we’ve also tested ...

So when we see that (maybe) a change is coming to the volume slider situation in Android 16, well, we had to share. Below, you’ll see a comparison of the Android 15 volume panel vs. what could ...

Android 16 is potentially redesigning the volume slider and panel UI, moving away from the thick, pill-shaped sliders introduced in Android 15 to thinner, continuous sliders with distinct handles.