Since we caught that official Pixel 11 Pro image the other day, which was our follow-up to all of those early retail listings of each Pixel 11 series phone color, we have another round of images to show you. A new retailer slip-up provides us with a handful of angles of the Pixel 11, Pixel... Read the original post: New Pixel 11 Images Show Us Google’s Fun Frame Colors Read more ›
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Google may have revealed a bunch of major feature changes for Android 17 earlier this week through the latest edition of “The Android Show,” but they weren’t done. Today, the Android team dropped a new video that dives into other Android 17 changes you might love even more. As a bit of a spoiler, most... Read the original post: Here’s Even More Android 17 Features You Need to Know Read more ›
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AT&T detailed a joint venture (JV) between the Big Three this week. AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are teaming up improve customer experience by eliminating coverage gaps, as well as help drive the industry as a whole by, “enabling competition and fostering innovation.” The big takeaway is that the JV is in a position to better... Read the original post: AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Team Up to Eliminate Dead Zones Across US Read more ›
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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic first launched, we welcomed the return of the rotating bezel to Samsung’s watch line-up. Having a bezel that moves and can maneuver through software is such a unique feature. This Watch 8 Classic also happens to be a looker with top tier specs and will last owners for years to come... Read the original post: Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is a Quick $130 Off Read more ›
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Google looks to be preparing a major upgrade for the Wallpaper & Style app, providing a color slider that will give you complete control over the theme colors your Android 17-powered phone shows. Right now, Google provides preselected color palettes to choose from. With the introduction of an actual slider, the color options are essentially... Read the original post: Android 17 Theme Color Slider Brings Real Customization Read more ›
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Yesterday, Google announced so many new changes and features coming to Android in the near future that we’re still trying to process it all. One of the easier changes to absorb has to be the new 3D emoji that are coming with Android 17. We pointed these out in our massive change list post, but... Read the original post: How Good are the New Android 17 3D Emoji? Read more ›
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The Google Fitbit Air was announced last week and immediately went up for pre-order with a ship date at around May 26. It costs either $99 or $129 depending on which version you want, is a screen-less health and fitness tracker that competes with WHOOP, and is helping launch the new Google Health app and... Read the original post: Here’s a First Look at the New Google Fitbit Air Read more ›
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Meta has cooked up a Snapchat-like replacement app for Instagram users. Located inside of the Instagram app (as well as a standalone app), the new Instants feature is dedicated to sharing photos with close friends that disappear after viewing or are automatically removed after 24 hours if not viewed. Instants cannot be edited before posting,... Read the original post: Instagram Instants, Meta’s Snapchat Replacement Read more ›
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Samsung surprised us yesterday with the release of the first One UI 9 beta only 24-hours or so after they gave us stable One UI 8.5 on numerous devices. This first One UI 9 beta is only available to the Galaxy S26 series, but still pretty fun to welcome in new software. It also happens... Read the original post: Here’s Every New Change in Samsung’s One UI 9 Update Read more ›
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It was in early April when we heard that the next Unpacked event from Samsung would take place in July. It would appear that Samsung has unofficially locked down the time and place — July 22 in London, according to a report from South Korea. We can expect the usual 2H suspects at this event,... Read the original post: Next Galaxy Unpacked Penciled for July 22 in London Read more ›
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Google announced Googlebook this morning, the successor to Chromebook devices. Built with Gemini at its core, as well as support for Android apps from Google Play, Google says this was its opportunity to, “rethink laptops again.” With partners such as ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo already lined up, Googlebooks are built on Android, designed to... Read the original post: Googlebook is Replacing Chromebook, Coming Later This Year Read more ›
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As a part of today’s wave of Android announcements, Google shared that it had made huge progress in the iPhone-to-Android switching space. Google said that they worked with Apple (!) to completely overhaul the transfer process from an iPhone to an Android device. This overhaul will allow for more than ever to wirelessly make the... Read the original post: Google and Apple Make It Easier to Switch From iPhone to... Read more ›
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We shared this bit of info in our post about all of the upcoming improvements to Android Auto, but it seemed big enough to callout on its own. YouTube is finally coming to Android Auto! We could see other video apps too, but Google has officially confirmed YouTube. Once this goes live later this year... Read the original post: YouTube is Finally Coming to Android Auto Read more ›
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As a part of today’s “The Android Show: I/O Edition,” Google shared the future of Android Auto, as well as Cars with Google built-in (Android Automotive). There are big changes coming to both, but Android Auto is getting what they are referring to as a “full refresh.” READ: 13+ new Android features coming from I/O... Read the original post: Android Auto Getting a Full Refresh With Widgets, YouTube, Material 3,... Read more ›
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If you didn’t end up watching “The Android Show: I/O Edition” this morning, we have the full recap for you spread across numerous posts, because this was indeed a big show with more announcements than most of us will ever be able to keep track of. Google teased this upcoming Google I/O as being one... Read the original post: Android is Getting Gemini Intelligence, Custom Widgets, Super-powered Gboard, So Much... Read more ›
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We already covered all of the fun new features introduced today by Google that you’ll soon be playing with on your Android phone. There are more than a dozen new toys for you to learn about and get excited for. But this is Android and security is as big of a component as anything. As... Read the original post: Android 17 is Going Hard on Security Read more ›
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Samsung is releasing a One UI 9 beta for Galaxy S26 devices globally this week. Built atop Android 17, One UI 9 is detailed to bring expanded creative tools, as well as features that we will see launch on Samsung’s next-gen devices later this year. Samsung teases that advanced AI features will also be inside One... Read the original post: Samsung Releases One UI 9 Beta for Galaxy S26 Lineup Read more ›
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When Google first launched the Pixel 10a, they started a new trade-in program that was almost identical to the program Samsung runs, which we happen to never stop praising. We’re talking about an instant trade-in discount when you go to buy a phone, giving you a cheaper price today without the need to wait for... Read the original post: Google Store’s Awesome Instant Trade-in Discounts Slap $580 Off Pixel 10... Read more ›
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The weekly Google Home update just dropped and it is once again all about big speed improvements. Google posted this week’s changelog and it touches on everything from Gemini for Home to the Google Home app and faster timers and alarms to improvements to Nest thermostats. This changelog is quite long and very wordy. Google... Read the original post: New Google Home Updates Crank Up the Speeds Read more ›
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Thanks to a list of changes for an iOS update last week, we were pretty sure that Apple and Google were ready to rollout end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for RCS between Android and iPhone devices. To kickstart the week, they both confirmed that to be the case. E2EE RCS is here. In separate statements, Google and... Read the original post: Apple Finally Adds RCS End-to-End Encryption With Android Read more ›
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In most smartphone upgrade situations, you will want to look at whatever the newest of the new is and find the best deal. The newest phones have the most amount of support, the newest specs, and typically have some piece of hardware that makes it worth spending on. With the Pixel 9 and the Pixel... Read the original post: Pixel 9 is $350 Off and 100% Worth It Read more ›
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