Rare bug with Pixel Phone app ‘Take a Message’ could leak your audio to callers

A small number of Pixel users have reported a bug where the 'Take a Message' feature is inadvertently sending their audio to callers who leave a voicemail. This issue, which appears to affect older Pixel models, has been confirmed by multiple users since September 2025. Google is currently investigating the problem.

Thunderbird Mobile 15.0 Rilasciato

Mozilla has released Thunderbird Mobile 15.0, an update for the open-source email client on Android. The release includes faster synchronization, security fixes, and improved notification support. The default synchronization interval has been reduced from sixty minutes to fifteen, ensuring timely message reception without excessive battery consumption. The visual aspect of notifications has also been improved with the inclusion of the official app icon in push messages. Additionally, security enhancements have been made, such as resolving an issue that allowed IMAP passwords to be viewed in plain text and adding warning messages to prevent accidental email sending.

What to expect from Google's upcoming Android Transit mode - Android Authority

Android Authority reports on Google's upcoming Transit mode for Android, designed to enhance the public transit experience. This new feature will automatically adjust Bluetooth and audio settings based on the user's commute, offering real-time updates and personalized transit information on the home and lock screens. Users will need to confirm their home and work locations and allow Google Maps to access their commute details for optimal functionality.

Nova Launcher: An update [Acquired by Instabridge; Google and Facebook Ad tracking added]

Swedish company Instabridge recently announced its acquisition of Nova Launcher from Branch Metrics, framing the move as a commitment to keep the long-standing app stable and actively maintained. While the new owners promise to honor existing Nova Prime purchases and keep the pai

Google Play preps upcoming "install without verifying" support - Android Authority

Google Play is preparing for an upcoming feature that will allow users to install apps without verifying the developer, following Google's previous announcement that developers would need to register even for sideloaded apps. The new system will provide advanced users with an option for manual installs from unknown sources, and will warn users about the risks of installing apps from unverified developers.

Mishaal Rahman leaving the Android scene - "This is my last day at Android Authority"

Critical flaw in Google's Fast Pair protocol lets hackers track an eavesdrop via Bluetooth

Exclusive: Google Pixel 10a Official Render

The A series really has been such a huge value.

Here’s everything new in Android 16 QPR3 Beta 2 [Gallery]

Android 16 QPR3 Beta 2 is now available for Google Pixel devices, addressing stability, performance, and usability issues. Key fixes include resolving critical system crashes, correcting battery management issues, and improving connectivity. UI glitches in the notification shade and app drawer have also been resolved.