Conheça Dreambeans, o novo app da Google que usa IA para criar histórias diárias personalizadas e te ajuda a focar no que importa.
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Com mais de 10 milhões de jogadores em todo o mundo, Airport Simulator: Plane City é um simulador de gestão de aeroportos do estúdio francês Playrion que mistura estratégia, personalização e a calma hipnótica de ver aviões a descolar e a aterrar.
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RedMagic 11S Pro lidera em desempenho no AnTuTu de maio, enquanto Qualcomm fica atrás na média em smartphones Android.
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Descubra as novidades do Android Canary 2606, incluindo opções avançadas de tema e ajustes rápidos para seu dispositivo Pixel.
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Se già a marzo e aprile il Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra era tra i più acquistati, a maggior ragione non poteva che continuare il trend. Il motivo è semplice: al prezzo di circa 999€ in offerta, Samsung ha aggiunto anche un tablet, il Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, che da solo vale circa 500€. Rivendendolo, il conto è presto fatto: S26 Ultra rimane in tasca a circa 499€. Un prezzo ridicolo, impossibile da battere persino per i brand cinesi che ultimamente provano a offrire anche le TV assieme a uno smartphone top di gamma, rispetto ai più modesti auricolari, tablet e simili.
Certo, se si fa un giro sui vari mercatini e siti di rivendita, di Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ ce ne sono così tanti che probabilmente lo venderete al più a 300€, ma anche così, il prezzo effettivo dello smartphone resta ghiottissimo. Lo stesso discorso si applica ai Galaxy S26 che seguono a ruota con un’offerta simile: un uno‑due che al momento nessun concorrente riesce a replicare con la stessa efficacia.
Attenzione però alle sorprese: per la prima volta vediamo comparire iPhone Air, che sta vendendo sempre di più. Con l’avvicinarsi dell’estate, avere uno smartphone così sottile e leggero in tasca è un vero toccasana, un fattore che può spostare parecchi acquisti.
: Galaxy A57 a 312 euro, Galaxy S26 Ultra a 879 euro, Galaxy S26 a 608 euro, Pixel 10a a 407 euro, iPhone Air a 899 euro, Edge 60 Neo a 226 euro, Note 15 Pro a 248 euro, Pixel 10 Pro a 610 euro, Pixel 10 a 579 euro e Pixel 9a a 349 euro.
: Galaxy A57 a 289 euro, Galaxy S26 Ultra a 888 euro, Galaxy S26 a 613 euro, Pixel 10a a 399 euro, iPhone Air a 789 euro, Edge 60 Neo a 229 euro, Note 15 Pro a 228 euro, Pixel 10 Pro a 699 euro, Pixel 10 a 546 euro e Pixel 9a a 354 euro.
LineageOS 23 traz o Android 16 para consoles portáteis como AYN Odin 2, Odin 2 Mini e Retroid Pocket 6, renovando a experiência de jogo.
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Google ha annunciato l’introduzione sull’app Telefono della rilevazione delle chiamate false. Si tratta di una funzione con cui il gigante del web intende combattere “la minaccia crescente delle truffe di impersonificazione”, e il riferimento è ai malviventi che utilizzano i deepfake AI per mandare a segno le truffe.
Come funziona il raggiro che Google intende combattere con la rilevazione delle chiamate false dell’app Telefono? Il truffatore inizia con la falsificazione del numero da cui chiama, filtrando il flusso audio con un software che tramuta il numero reale del chiamante in un numero (fittizio) di un contatto conosciuto, di cui la vittima si fida, sia un familiare, un amico o un collega di lavoro.
Fatto ciò, la fase due prevede il dialogo con la vittima attraverso una voce generata dall’AI, voce che risulta essere identica a quella della persona per la quale il truffatore si spaccia. Google spiega che secondo gli esperti queste tecniche di clonazione della voce, a tutti gli effetti un deepfake, con il progresso rapidissimo che i software AI compiono in poco tempo hanno raggiunto un livello di realismo tale che la maggior parte delle persone non è più dire con certezza se una voce è reale oppure non lo è.
Dopo il lancio sul mercato vietnamita, avvenuto a inizio anno, realme 16 5G si prepara ad arrivare anche in Italia. Lo smartphone sarà presentato ufficialmente il 10 giugno e, in vista del debutto nel nostro mercato, realme ha voluto ribadire le caratteristiche del design, costruito attorno alla filosofia Air Design, alla barra fotografica orizzontale con selfie mirror integrato e a una scocca sottile da 8,1 mm.
Rispetto alla versione per il mercato asiatico, tuttavia, ci sarebbero alcune differenze, a partire da batteria e peso: realme specifica infatti una capacità di 6550 mAh e 181 grammi, contro i 7.000 mAh e i 183 grammi indicati per il modello già inserito a catalogo in Vietnam. Cambia anche la denominazione delle colorazioni, indicate ora come Air White e Air Black invece di White Swan e Black Cloud. Configurazioni e scheda tecnica definitiva per l’Italia saranno confermati in fase di lancio.
Il nuovo linguaggio estetico scelto da realme ruota attorno alla filosofia Air Design, pensata per ridurre peso e ingombri senza rinunciare a una batteria di grande capacità. Secondo l’azienda, realme 16 5G sarà lo smartphone da 6550 mAh più leggero del suo segmento. Il risultato viene attribuito alla struttura interna AirCraft, studiata per ottimizzare la densità dei componenti e massimizzare lo spazio dedicato alla batteria senza aumentare il volume complessivo. Per migliorare il rapporto tra capacità e ingombro è stata adottata una batteria in grafite ad alta densità energetica.
a 349 euro.
a 370 euro.
One of the best parts about using Android is the good old-fashioned geeky fun that comes with finding new ways to improve your digital environment — and improve your day-to-day efficiency.
That capability manifests itself in all sorts of interesting freedoms that (cough, cough) other mobile platforms don’t trust their users enough to allow — from added on-screen elements to custom air gestures, advanced multitasking additions, and all sorts of other shape-shifting enhancements that can completely change the way you interact with your device.
Perhaps the most classic example of advanced Android customization, though, is a splendid little somethin’ called the home screen launcher — a fancy way of saying the system that controls how your home screen and app drawer look and work. Your phone has a built-in process that handles that by default, but here in the land o’ Googley matters, you can always replace that with something completely different and make your device adapt to the way you like to work instead of the other way around.
We’ve got no shortage of interesting Android launcher options, too, ranging from versatile blank slates for complete customization to carefully crafted frameworks for ergonomic efficiency and even throwbacks to mobile operating systems past.
The real beauty of this ecosystem, though, is how much power it gives to Android developers — and subsequently to us, as Android-appreciating animals who embrace these creations! — to experiment and try out all sorts of new concepts. Sometimes, an Android launcher approach speaks to you for its practicality. Other times, it’s just a refreshingly interesting take on how you can get around your phone and get stuff done.
Today, I’ve got a perfect example to share with you. It’s a whole new approach to the Android home screen that’s both unlike anything else I’ve ever seen in this arena and delightfully familiar, in a retro-tech sense.
Lemme show ya what it’s all about.
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My friend and fellow enlightened Android phone owner, allow me to introduce you to a creative little concoction called Key Launcher.
Key Launcher has only been out and available on the Play Store for a matter of weeks now, but it’s impressively polished — and, even more important, impressively original while also having some fantastic geek-tech throwback vibes.
To that end, the core distinctive element of Key Launcher is the T9-style dialpad that sits front and center on the lower third of its primary panel. It is quite literally the same set of letter-packin’ numbers and characters you’d see on an old-school phone — or in the dialer of your favorite Android phone app.
JR Raphael, Foundry
And in this context, it serves some pretty interesting purposes:
JR Raphael, Foundry
JR Raphael, Foundry
Function-packed as all of that may be, that dialpad is still just one piece of the Key Launcher puzzle. Above it sits a grid of app shortcuts that includes both your own pinned favorites and a dynamic selection of recently opened items. And above that is a handy built-in widget that shows a rotating array of upcoming calendar events from your agenda along with the local time and weather — and, in an especially neat twist, can also be customized to act as an interactive stack that lets you flip through your own set of standard Android widgets right then and there as well.
JR Raphael, Foundry
Speaking of widgets, if you swipe toward the left on Key Launcher’s dialpad, you’ll reveal the launcher’s built-in “Widget Center” panel — which is an entire screen dedicated to holding however many widgets you want, in any configuration you like, for easy ongoing access.
JR Raphael, Foundry
A swipe in the other direction will take you to an enlarged view of your active notifications, meanwhile, while a swipe downward can be set to launch either a quick search (of Google or whatever provider you prefer), a search of your apps, or a direct Android app shortcut within any app on your device.
JR Raphael, Foundry
And if all of that seems like a lot of productivity-boosting possibilities, just wait ’til you get into this thing’s settings. Key Launcher is overflowing with options to customize and control practically every facet of its operation, ranging from basic visuals to the specifics of how the dialpad works and even a toggle for optimizing the interface for left- or right-handed use.
JR Raphael, Foundry
Key Launcher is free on its base level with an optional Pro upgrade that unlocks certain limitations and more advanced features. That path is available for five bucks a year or $10 as a single lifetime purchase, and you get a month-long trial the first time you install the app so you can check it out in its full form.
JR Raphael, Foundry
Even if you just stick to the free version, though, this thing has an awful lot to offer — and it really is unlike anything else out there, with so many clever and potentially useful touches.
It’s that kind of creativity and constant discovery that keeps Android so interesting and advantageous, even after all this time — and that’s true whether you end up sticking with Key Launcher for the long haul or just giving it a go for a few hours and appreciating the deliciously original thinking it offers.
Keep the geeky goodies coming with my free Android Intelligence newsletter — three new things to try every Friday, straight from me to you.
Descubra como o Vivo Pad 6 Pro conquistou o topo do ranking AnTuTu com desempenho superior e Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.
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Descubra as melhores alternativas ao Chrome para Android e aproveite mais privacidade, velocidade e personalização.
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Descubra as novidades do Samsung Foldable com melhorias no vinco da tela, mercado móvel e a febre dos dispositivos dobráveis.
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Microsoft has been deeply committed to the growth of generative AI technology in recent years through its now-fragmented partnership with OpenAI. At Build 2026, the company remains all-in on AI, and it's looking toward the future with a new software platform. The new Android-based OS is called Project Solara, and Microsoft says Solara is designed to run agents instead of apps.
Project Solara is not something you'll have to worry about killing your apps anytime soon. It's limited to a few pieces of concept hardware and software that are awaiting the magical agents of the future. The vision is for Solara to run on myriad specialized devices with interfaces generated on the spot, and it's all powered by the explosive intelligence of models that Microsoft and others insist will soon exist.
According to Microsoft, Solara is a chip-to-cloud platform intended to free agents from reliance on single interfaces. Much of Microsoft's messaging around AI is speculative and self-serving, but the company rightly points out that new computing form factors have always required specialization, and that process is complex and expensive. The shift to mobile computing, for example, tripped Microsoft up multiple times as it fell behind on app availability, security, and long-term support.
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Microsoft has been deeply committed to the growth of generative AI technology in recent years through its now-fragmented partnership with OpenAI. At Build 2026, the company remains all-in on AI, and it's looking toward the future with a new software platform. The new Android-based OS is called Project Solara, and Microsoft says Solara is designed to run agents instead of apps.
Project Solara is not something you'll have to worry about killing your apps anytime soon. It's limited to a few pieces of concept hardware and software that are awaiting the magical agents of the future. The vision is for Solara to run on myriad specialized devices with interfaces generated on the spot, and it's all powered by the explosive intelligence of models that Microsoft and others insist will soon exist.
According to Microsoft, Solara is a chip-to-cloud platform intended to free agents from reliance on single interfaces. Much of Microsoft's messaging around AI is speculative and self-serving, but the company rightly points out that new computing form factors have always required specialization, and that process is complex and expensive. The shift to mobile computing, for example, tripped Microsoft up multiple times as it fell behind on app availability, security, and long-term support.
© Microsoft
Microsoft has been deeply committed to the growth of generative AI technology in recent years through its now-fragmented partnership with OpenAI. At Build 2026, the company remains all-in on AI, and it's looking toward the future with a new software platform. The new Android-based OS is called Project Solara, and Microsoft says Solara is designed to run agents instead of apps.
Project Solara is not something you'll have to worry about killing your apps anytime soon. It's limited to a few pieces of concept hardware and software that are awaiting the magical agents of the future. The vision is for Solara to run on myriad specialized devices with interfaces generated on the spot, and it's all powered by the explosive intelligence of models that Microsoft and others insist will soon exist.
According to Microsoft, Solara is a chip-to-cloud platform intended to free agents from reliance on single interfaces. Much of Microsoft's messaging around AI is speculative and self-serving, but the company rightly points out that new computing form factors have always required specialization, and that process is complex and expensive. The shift to mobile computing, for example, tripped Microsoft up multiple times as it fell behind on app availability, security, and long-term support.
© Microsoft
Microsoft has been deeply committed to the growth of generative AI technology in recent years through its now-fragmented partnership with OpenAI. At Build 2026, the company remains all-in on AI, and it's looking toward the future with a new software platform. The new Android-based OS is called Project Solara, and Microsoft says Solara is designed to run agents instead of apps.
Project Solara is not something you'll have to worry about killing your apps anytime soon. It's limited to a few pieces of concept hardware and software that are awaiting the magical agents of the future. The vision is for Solara to run on myriad specialized devices with interfaces generated on the spot, and it's all powered by the explosive intelligence of models that Microsoft and others insist will soon exist.
According to Microsoft, Solara is a chip-to-cloud platform intended to free agents from reliance on single interfaces. Much of Microsoft's messaging around AI is speculative and self-serving, but the company rightly points out that new computing form factors have always required specialization, and that process is complex and expensive. The shift to mobile computing, for example, tripped Microsoft up multiple times as it fell behind on app availability, security, and long-term support.
© Microsoft
Android XR está revolucionando os smartphones com tecnologias XR integradas. Descubra como esse sistema pode transformar seu jeito de usar o celular.
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