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The digital storefront’s ongoing battle against cheap slop just took a dramatic turn

A big change if you play shared games online.

Nintendo just released a new software update for the Switch. While there are a number of changes and features, a big part of the update prepared for the launch of the Switch 2.

Google’s Android 16 is shaping up to challenge Samsung’s One UI 7 with a fresh design called Material 3 Expressive. Spotted in Android 16 Beta 4, these changes promise a more engaging user experience (courtesy of AndroidAuthority). Samsung has significantly revamped the design and user interface in its One UI 7 update. Leaks suggest One

Android 16 is about to go stable, likely next month at Google I/O. We have been through several developer-focused previews and 4 betas, none of which brought any major changes… #Android #Android16

Nintendo’s new Virtual Game Card system is live now with the latest Switch update. For those looking to hide their game cards away from prying eyes, they’ll have the option to do just that.

Android whisperer Mishaal Rahman has a thorough writeup for Android Authority detailing some of the potential UI changes he’s found under the hood in Android 16’s beta releases. One that caught my eye: the ability to resize quick settings tiles and a new tile editor organized by category, which is all very iOS 18. There

Google is working on a new Android UI, and we managed to get some screenshots of the new design ahead of its launch. Here’s your first look.

Nintendo is gearing up for the Switch 2’s rollout by adding several key features to the original system.

New “Virtual Game Card” system prevents simultaneous online play from a single purchase.