Android adds support for digital credentials

Google has announced that Android is getting support for digital credential presentation and issuance. This is being done with native support for OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI standards, which are being integrated within Android's Credential Manager. With the addition of this feature, users will be able to save digital credentials on their device within any app that supports the DigitalCredential API. The apps will also be able to share the information with other apps and the user can use them to upload the credentials or present them wherever necessary. For obvious security and privacy...

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Realme C75 5G launches with Dimensity 6300 SoC, low price

Realme launched the 4G-only C75 in December, and today this has received a 5G-capable sibling as well. The Realme C75 5G is now official in India, where it starts at INR 12,999 (approximately $153 or €135 at the current exchange rates) and is available through the brand's official online store. For that amount of cash, you get 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Or you can have 6GB of RAM for INR 13,999 ($165, €146). The phone comes with a 6.67-inch 720x1604 LCD screen with 120 Hz refresh rate and 625-nit peak brightness, and the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset at the helm. The C75...

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TikTok gets a hefty fine in the EU for transferring user data to China

TikTok has just been handed a hefty €530 million ($600 million) fine in Ireland by the country's Data Protection Commission (DPC). The reason has to do with transfers of personal data of TikTok users in the European Economic Area (EEA) to China. The decision finds that TikTok infringed upon the EU's GDPR regulations regarding transferring EEA user data to China, and it also didn't uphold its transparency requirements regarding this. Along with the fine, TikTok is also required to bring its data processing into compliance with the GDPR within six months. Otherwise, its data transfers...

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge leaks in full: specs, renders, pricing

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge was just mere hours ago 'confirmed' to finally be launching on May 13. A previous rumor claimed it would be in stores in China and Korea on May 23, and then in more places starting on May 30. Today a mega leak brings us all the details about the device, including a bunch of renders for three colorways and pricing information. So let's dive in. Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge in Titanium Jetblack The S25 Edge is said to cost €1,249 in Germany with 256GB of storage, and €1,369 with 512GB. As expected, that makes it slot in between the S25+ and S25 Ultra...

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra outsold the S25 and S25+ combined

According to a new report from Korea-based Hana Securities, Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra is by far the most popular member of the family. So much so, in fact, that it's outsold both of its siblings combined. In the first two months of availability, Samsung allegedly sold 9.16 million Galaxy S25 units across all three models. Of those, a whopping 5.08 million units are Galaxy S25 Ultra devices, more than half. The Galaxy S25 follows with 2.41 million units and the S25+ is in third with 1.67 million. Combined, the S25 and S25+ sold 1 million fewer units than the S25 Ultra. So maybe it's...

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Motorola Edge 60 Pro in for review

Today, Motorola's new Edge 60 Pro went on pre-order in India, and we got ours in the mail, alongside its non-Pro counterpart! Meet the Motorola Edge 60 Pro and Edge 60. As you can see from the photo, the Pro comes in a lovely Pantone Dazzling Blue, while the Edge 60 comes in Pantone Shamrock. Look closer, and you'll see that the finish on their respective rear panels is different. The blue unit has a nylon-inspired finish that harkens to a textile feel. The green phone has the usual vegan leather finish, which is the grippier of the two. There are other differences between the...

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Apple banned from monetizing and restricting external payment links in apps in the US

A US district judge, Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled today that, starting immediately, Apple is no longer allowed to tax external payment links within App Store titles nor can it restrict how they appear within the apps. This ruling came out of the longstanding Apple vs. Epic Games legal dispute, which has been going on for over four years now. While an earlier ruling was in Apple's favor, the latest one is a victory not just for Epic but all developers looking to distribute their apps within the US iOS App Store and do not want to pay Apple for using its payment systems. As part of...

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