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Before we dive in too deeply here, we have to establish whatever it is that Samsung is doing with these names. Leading up to this day, we were under the impression that launching this year would be the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide. We’re now learning that what we thought...
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We are nearing Samsung’s next Unpacked event, presumably where the company will showcase its latest foldable devices, as well as new Galaxy watches. As of today, we anticipate two watches: Galaxy Watch 9 in two sizes, plus the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. No Galaxy Watch 9 Classic is currently expected. Thanks to Android Headlines in... Read the original post: Here’s the Galaxy Watch 9 Read more ›
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Almost a year after first revealing it, Google has released the new Google Home Speaker at $99. This speaker has been no secret, it’s just that Google has finally opened up pre-orders and given us a ship date for it. For those who missed this news last October, the Google Home Speaker is a $99.99... Read the original post: New Google Home Speaker Just Arrived for $99 Read more ›
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June Samsung updates are fully rolling out this week to Samsung’s newest and best phones. From the Galaxy S26 to the 2026 foldables and Galaxy S25 series, we have new patches and AI features for you to enjoy today. In the US, Verizon says that these updates began rolling out with the latest Android security... Read the original post: Samsung June Updates Just Hit All These Phones With “Enhancements” Read more ›
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Pokémon Champions is now available for download on Android. To us, the game looks like a reimagined Pokémon Stadium. You build a team of monsters and then battle other teams of monsters. All I know is, Mega Dragonite is in here, so already I’m hooked. Players on mobile and Switch can claim free monsters simply... Read the original post: Pokémon Champions Now Available on Android Read more ›
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We knew that with Android 17, Google would introduce a new Android Switch process that they said was a collaboration with Apple. This, at least in theory, would make moving from an iPhone to an Android phone incredibly easy, with more data brought over than ever. Look, we were skeptical, but Paul Dunlop, who is... Read the original post: Google and Apple Made It Insanely Easy to Switch from an... Read more ›
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Pixel owners, you have had Android 17 officially available on your devices since Tuesday. How’s it going so far? Beta testing for Android 17 has been happening for months now. If you didn’t partake in any of that, and you’re getting your first taste of the latest Android build this week, it might feel like... Read the original post: Pixel Owners, Share Your Initial Android 17 Impressions Read more ›
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Pixel Screenshots was launched on Pixel devices as a way for users to process screenshots and collect information from them using on-device AI. It was quick, it was painless. A recent change to the service is implementing the ability for Pixel Screenshots to now upload those same screenshots and process them, securely, in the cloud.... Read the original post: Pixel Screenshots Isn’t Only Using On-Device AI Anymore Read more ›
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Google released a major update to the Google Health app today as it works quickly to introduce missing features, fix as many bugs as it can, and hopefully turn all of the negative reactions they received out of the gate back to positive. The new Google Health v5.02 update is arriving now on both iOS... Read the original post: Google Health App Gets Massive Update With 13+ Changes Read more ›
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