Android and Chill

To attend or participate in the 2022 Winter Olympics, you need to install the MY2022 app. Unfortunately, it's also riddled with big red flags regarding security and privacy. Here's what we found.

Both the U.S. and China are playing the long game, so things will definitely worsen before they get better. What got us here?

Governments have the responsibility of looking out for Olympians who don't spend their free time focusing on things like privacy rights in foreign countries.

All the moves to punish Apple and Google for success forget one important thing: consumers made the duopoly with their wallets.

There has to be a spot where maximum profits and good customer experience meet each other.

As much as I want to see Nvidia refine and license its core ML designs, I think we might have dodged a bullet with this one.

I don't want to buy an iPod Touch. Since I want a reasonably priced PMP with acceptable audio hardware that can install a few crucial apps, I might have to.

The software on a Pixel 6 is every bit as customized as it is on a Galaxy phone or a Xiaomi phone. We just hated what we saw first.

5G is confusing. Carriers are already taking advantage of that and consumers need to make sure we're educated in how 5G works and what it is before we start looking for our next phone.

The internet is great and useful for so many things. But a day without it was like a reboot inside me. You should try it.

You may not know who makes the parts inside your phone but you would know if they weren't very good. That's why companies buy from Samsung.

All Google needs to do is give us everything we ask for without screwing everything up. Sounds easy, right?

A phone chip is more than just the processor inside of it. The OnePlus Nord and its Snapdragon 765G proves that you just don't need "the best" to be great.

A $200 million fine means carriers still made money selling our location data to third-party services. Since it was ours, do we get a cut?

This is why we can't have good things.

Your location can reveal a detailed picture of how you live your life, not just where.

Cheap phones deserve to be supported, and so do the people who are buying them.

A company who wants your money just might say anything to get it.

Qualcomm's patents and their usage fees have many up in arms and are at the center of a big legal mess.

Innovation isn't always an improvement for everyone. How does Google balance the need for new with the experience for the enthusiast?