As a part of the Pixel 9 Pro launch, Google went all-in on AI and Gemini, giving us several experiences that all leaned on the up-and-coming tech. One of those features was a new app for the Pixel 9 series called Pixel Studio. Pixel Studio was an image generation app that never really found its... Read the original post: Google’s Pixel Studio App is Done Read more ›
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In recent years, the US carrier situation has not changed much, even as all three major carriers will attempt to tell you how superior their network is. In the end, all of their networks are good across the country, it’s just that depending on where you live, one might offer a better overall experience with... Read the original post: How to Try Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile for Free Read more ›
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Nothing is taking another major step into the US market, partnering with Best Buy to sell its latest devices at 500+ locations nationwide. If you head into a Best Buy store or the retailer’s US website, you can find the Nothing Phone 3, Phone 4a Pro, Headphone (a), and Ear (3). This follow’s the company’s... Read the original post: Nothing Devices Now for Sale at Best Buy in US Read more ›
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Six different Galaxy Watch devices in total are snagging a fresh security update. Owners of the Galaxy Watch 7, Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and Watch Ultra are all receiving the upgrade. The security patch is the only notable item in the changelog. However, if you boot the update and notice any changes, drop us... Read the original post: Galaxy Watches Updated With May Security Patch Read more ›
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As a part of Google’s pre-I/O Android Show from a few weeks back, they showed off several upcoming features that were a lock for Android 17 at some point. The rollout of each had varying timelines, but we sort of anticipated that some would land with stable Android 17 in Q2, while many would show... Read the original post: Android 17 Just Added a Built-in Selfie Reaction Feature Read more ›
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Google announced today that select TCL Google TV devices can now have settings adjusted using Gemini. Rather than grabbing your remote, navigating to wherever it is that sound settings are located, and then manually tweaking items, you could instead do it by voice. You can do more than just adjust sound settings, of course. Using... Read the original post: Gemini Can Now Control Your Google TV Settings Read more ›
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Kellen and I were talking Android hardware this week, which then ended up with us sharing photos of our favorite Android phones. Since it’s now Thursday, it seemed like a great opportunity for a classy #TBT. This is a quick look back at our favorite Android hardware. We limited it to a top 5, even... Read the original post: TBT: Here’s Our Top 5 Favorite Android Hardware Read more ›
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The Galaxy S26 Ultra wasn’t much of an upgrade over the Galaxy S25 Ultra, so finding a good deal on last year’s model is almost always going to be the best option for you. There’s currently a deal running that has max storage and drops 34% off the original price of one. This Woot deal... Read the original post: Samsung’s 1TB Galaxy S25 Ultra Dropped by $560 Read more ›
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Following the release of Android 17 QPR1 Beta 3 at Google I/O a few weeks back, Google has now given its Pixel phones another update, this time to Android 17 QPR1 Beta 4. In this new QPR1 Beta 4 update, we’re seeing 7 bug fixes, but Google hasn’t been open about any new features. They... Read the original post: Android 17 QPR1 Beta 4 Just Released for Pixel Phones Read more ›
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Galaxy Watch Ultra launched with a respectable 590mAh battery, which easily provided me with 2 days of full usage before I had to charge it. According to the latest intel, Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is getting a big ol’ battery boost. Scheduled to release later this year, SamMobile reports that Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will... Read the original post: Report: Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Getting Big ol’ Battery Boost Read more ›
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Mint Mobile announced today that it is increasing the data buckets for its non-unlimited plans, all while keeping prices the same. They claim that this is the fourth time they have done this since launch. For those not familiar with Mint Mobile, they are US prepaid carrier that is now owned by T-Mobile, so they... Read the original post: Mint Mobile Just Added More Data to Plans for Free Read more ›
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Verizon has let it slip that Wear OS 7 is inbound for the Pixel Watch lineup. That’s exciting news, even if it’s the sort of announcement that should come directly from Google. As of this moment, Google hasn’t announced anything, but now it’s on our radar. Verizon has two changelogs confirming Wear OS 7. There’s... Read the original post: Wear OS 7 Update Ready for Pixel Watches Read more ›
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Google announced that its latest Live Translation, powered by Gemini 3.5, is now rolling out to both Android and iOS. Google says that this model can automatically detect and smoothly translate over 70 different languages, all while preserving the speaker’s innotation, pacing, and pitch. “Unlike turn by turn systems that wait for the speaker to... Read the original post: Google Translate App Gets Gemini 3.5 Live Translation Read more ›
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We haven’t looked at FCC listings as closely as we once did because rarely do they tell us info that we don’t already know or expect. Still, there is one thing they do confirm and that is timing and that a launch is near. The Galaxy Z Flip 8 just hit the FCC. A “portable... Read the original post: Galaxy Z Flip 8 Gets to the FCC for Approval Read more ›
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Google Fi had a rare moment today, thanks to several announcements from Google. The prepaid carrier option is getting at least 5 noteworthy improvements that should help Fi subscribers, especially those who travel. The first feature that caught my eye is specific to Pixel phones. Google says that Google Fi can now automatically shift between... Read the original post: Google Fi Subscribers Just Got 5 Big Upgrades for Free Read more ›
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Apple hosted its WWDC 2026 event today and announced expected big updates to iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS. In past years, we’ve looked at new ideas from Apple and compared them to features that Android has either had for years or that we might like to see come to Android. For this year, there wasn’t much... Read the original post: Apple Finally Lets Android Users Add to iCloud Shared Photo Albums Read more ›
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Almost a year ago to the day, T-Mobile announced that it was giving its customers a free subscription to DoorDash DashPass, making deliveries through the service free and fees greatly reduced. As we approach that year mark, T-Mobile has extended the perk and is notifying customers. In an email headed out to customers today, T-Mobile... Read the original post: T-Mobile Just Gave You Free DoorDash DashPass Again Read more ›
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Google pulled a bit of a shock move this morning with a change to its Google AI Plus plan. Not only are we getting a price decrease to the Google One plan, there’s a significant feature upgrade as well. Guys, let me say this again – we’re getting a subscription price drop and feature upgrade... Read the original post: Google AI Plus Getting Price Drop and Double Storage Upgrade Read more ›
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For this week’s Google Home and Gemini for Home updates, Google is bringing us several important changes, including more accurate weather, media discovering, and more performance upgrades. The biggest changes are coming to Gemini for Home, which is still technically in “early access.” Google has improved both speech and display weather forecasts, plus they will... Read the original post: Gemini for Home Just Got Super Accurate Weather, Other Big Updates Read more ›
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The number of days before Google brings us new phones to obsess over are dwindling quickly. Assuming Google keeps to a familiar timeline for Pixel releases, the Pixel 11 series should arrive before the end of the summer and we’re already into June. Thanks to numerous leaks, we know that Google is continuing with its... Read the original post: Pixel 11 Series: Everything We Know About Google’s New Phones Read more ›
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About a week ago, Google introduced a new AI-powered app called Dreambeans that was a Google Labs experiment only available to those with Google AI Ultra subscriptions. It also has a waitlist for those not on that higher tier plan. The app was pitched as an outlet to let you unplug from the “endless scrolling... Read the original post: Google’s New Dreambeans App is the Silliest Thing I’ve Used in... Read more ›
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When Google told us that a YouTube Premium price increase was coming, they set June 8 as the day most would see it arrive on their bills. Well, today is June 8, so be ready for that monthly payment to increase. For those who missed it, YouTube Premium received a price increase back in April.... Read the original post: Your YouTube Premium Price is Going Up Right Now Read more ›
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As a part of the Pixel 9 Pro launch, Google went all-in on AI and Gemini, giving us several experiences that all leaned on the up-and-coming tech. One of those features was a new app for the Pixel 9 series called Pixel Studio. Pixel Studio was an image generation app that never really found its... Read the original post: Google’s Pixel Studio App is Done Read more ›
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The Pixel 10 Pro approaches its 1-year anniversary, yet it remains the Android phone we turn to the most. Even if AI isn’t a thing you care about, the combination of hardware and software makes Google’s Pro line the best of Android. We see a steady stream of discounts on the Pixel 10 Pro line,... Read the original post: Pixel 10 Pro Keeps Finding $250 Discount – Yep, It’s Still... Read more ›
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