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Snapseed, the photo editing app that used to be all the rage, is about to have a glow up. Teased on both X and Instagram this week, Snapseed 4.0 is getting released to both Android and iOS later this week. iOS users on social media are saying that the revamped design has already been live...
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Google is providing important information to app developers this week during its Google I/O conference, ensuring they are prepared for the launch of Googlebook. We learned a bit about Googlebook earlier this month, and honestly, we expected to learn more about it yesterday during the company’s keynote. They didn’t mention it at all, focusing more... Read the original post: Google Wants App Developers Prepared for Googlebook Launch Read more ›
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The update that changes Fitbit to Google Health officially arrived yesterday and will continue to rollout over the next week until everyone has been upgraded. And that’s really how it’ll play out too – you can’t turn this down. Google is attempting to move everyone to Google Health by May 26. We shared a brief... Read the original post: You Updated to Google Health From Fitbit: How is It? Read more ›
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Now that I’m back from Google I/O, I’ve been trying to catch up on anything I may have missed while traveling, like some of the streamed sessions that followed the main keynote. In the “What’s new in Android” session, Google walked through most of the previously-announced stuff from their pre-I/O show, but they still managed... Read the original post: Google Saved a Couple of New Android Secrets for I/O Read more ›
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AT&T is launching Build-A-Plan next week, letting customers essentially create the best plan for their budget and needs. The base plan is $15/month and includes unlimited text, talk, and 1GB of data. To add more data, you start with 5GB for $5, up to Unlimited data w/ UHD at $35/month. That selection replaces the 1GB... Read the original post: AT&T Launches Build-a-Plan, Starts at $15/Mo Read more ›
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As Google I/O 2026 comes to a close, Google saved one announcement that relates to Google Home and the Gemini for Home experiences for this final day. The news involves developers, service partners, and future hardware makers, as Google appears ready to fully open up Gemini for Home. Google is making Gemini for Home a... Read the original post: Gemini for Google Home Prepares for More Partners, New Hardware Read more ›
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For those keeping track of the Clicks Communicator, the Android phone with a physical keyboard that wants to be a productivity device (?) has an update on its situation. We now know the software it’ll launch with, plus the battery is increasing in capacity. In an update to pre-order holders that showed up this morning,... Read the original post: Clicks Communicator Launching With Android 17, Bigger Battery Read more ›
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Earlier this year, T-Mobile announced that it was building AI services into its network, capable of providing Live Translation of calls in over 80 (and counting) languages. A beta of service is now available to those who want to try it out. To get started, once you’re on a call, dial *87* and your conversation... Read the original post: T-Mobile Live Translation Beta is Now Live Read more ›
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Earlier in the month, Samsung pushed the One UI 8.5 update to both the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. That update included the April security patch. This week, both devices are getting brought up to the May security patch. The May patch is the only item included in the changelog, but... Read the original post: Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 Receive May Security Patch Read more ›
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With the launch of the Galaxy S26 Ultra, Samsung really pulled back on the pre-order and launch promos we had grown accustomed to. While they still offered decent trade-in values, the other discounts and bonuses just weren’t there. They still claim to have sold record amounts of phones, so apparently many are still finding great... Read the original post: Samsung Slapping $250 Off Galaxy S26 Ultra Read more ›
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Samsung has begun pushing One UI 8.5 updates to some of its oldest still-supported devices to end the week. The Galaxy S23 series is up next, followed by the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. The rollout of these One UI 8.5 updates for Samsung’s best devices first started with the Galaxy... Read the original post: Samsung Sending One UI 8.5 Updates to Galaxy S23, Galaxy Z... Read more ›
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