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Nothing is making over-ear headphones and I can’t wait [Video]
Nothing has just announced that it will be making a pair of over-ear headphones that will launch very soon, and as a fan of the company’s earbuds, I couldn’t be more excited.
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Gmail for Android introduced a new “quick reply” interface inside emails last year, but Google looks to be replacing it with a simpler docked bar.
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Google One now has 150 million subscribers in a 50% increase from February of last year. The subscription offering dates back to May of 2018.
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As we spotted earlier this week, Google is widely rolling out an update to the Gemini model picker that also changes how you access Deep Research.
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Microsoft will pull the plug on Bing Search APIs, to be replaced with AI
Microsoft is making a big change with its Bing search engine, with the announcement that Bing Search APIs will shut down later this year and AI services being the sole replacement.
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With 1 billion monthly podcast users, YouTube now offers a Weekly Top Podcast Shows chart in the US.
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Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Down in Bermuda, Agent A, Kingdom Rush Vengeance, more
This afternoon’s best Android game and app deals are now ready to roll on the heels of Sony finally launching the brand new and highly-anticipated XM6 headphones. We also have deals on ecobee’s HomeKit and Google Home Smart Video Doorbell Cam and Ring’s flagship Battery Doorbell Pro as well as a $200 price drop on Galaxy Tab S10+ and this already affordable ASUS 2024 Chromebook CX1, but for now it’s on to the apps. You’ll find everything waiting for you down below.
Read MoreXiaomi joins Google Pixel in making its own smartphone chip
Xiaomi has just announced that it will make its own smartphone chip – the XRING 01 – which will debut in future devices.
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Redmagic’s 9-inch OLED Android tablet reportedly has a huge battery
While Lenovo’s Legion Tab sits mostly unchallenged in the small Android tablet space, Redmagic is cooking up a 9-inch tablet with an OLED display that’s already compelling, and a new battery spec makes it even more enticing.
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Sony makes some of the best headphones with active noise cancellation, but a big change to the design in recent years removed the convenient foldable mechanism. With its new WH-1000XM6 release, Sony appears to be bringing back the foldable design alongside other improvements.
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For Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2025, Google is announcing updates across Android (Expressive Captions) and Chrome (Page Zoom).
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Deals: Galaxy Tab S10+ $200 off, ASUS Chromebook $190, ecobee Google Home Doorbell $60 off, more
Today best deals are starting off with the most affordable Galaxy Tab S10+ at over $200 off the list price alongside ongoing deals on Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Next we have a budget-friendly Chromebook offer as ASUS’ 2024 CX1 with a 15.6-inch display drops to $190 as well as some smart home gear – ecobeee’s Home Smart Video Doorbell Cam that just received Google Home support is now down at the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon, Ring’s flagship Battery Doorbell Pro drops to $160 (alongside other models from $55), and Google’s latest smart indoor Nest Cam is up to 44% off. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
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Qualcomm hasn’t forgotten about the mid-range SoC, and the new Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 proves that the company is still trying to bring faster and smarter AI to more devices. The Sanpdragon 7 Gen 4 makes several key improvements in performance over the previous generation.
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Samsung reportedly adopting new battery tech, just not the one you were hoping
According to a new report, Samsung has plans to implement new battery tech in upcoming devices, but it’s not quite what many are hoping to see.
Expand Expanding CloseYouTube will use Gemini to insert ads around the parts of a video you care about most [Video]
During its “Brandcast” this week, YouTube revealed a new strategy to insert ads into videos which will leverage AI to put those ads into the most important parts of a video.
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Lenovo quietly updated the Legion Tab to Android 15, but there’s not much new
After launching early this year with Android 14, Lenovo has updated its Legion Tab to Android 15 in recent weeks, but there’s a reason the update went under the radar.
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Walmart quietly starts bringing its best Google TV device to Canada
Walmart has enforced that its Onn lineup of Google TV devices is exclusive to US customers, but the retailer has quietly started expanding the Onn 4K Pro into Canada.
Expand Expanding CloseGboard redesigns emoji and GIF UI, removes ‘All’ page on Android
Following other UI tweaks in recent months, the emoji, GIF, sticker, and emoticon picker in Gboard has received a small redesign.
Expand Expanding CloseMaterial 3 Expressive is already making its way to Wear OS Tiles
While Material 3 Expressive is not coming to Wear OS 6 until later this year, Google is already beginning to update apps and Tiles with the new design language.
Expand Expanding CloseMaterial 3 Expressive drops nav drawers on phones as short bottom bars return
Google released new and updated components for Material 3 Expressive, with several changes that impact what’s recommended for navigation in apps.
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Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Dungeons of Dreadrock 2, Chameleon Run, more
This afternoon’s roundup of the best Android game and app deals are now live alongside the ongoing promotions on the new Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge pre-orders – up to $630 in trade-in credit, a FREE $120 storage upgrade, and an exclusive $50 credit. Those offers are also sitting alongside Google’s latest Pixel Watch 3 from $243, up to $382 off Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, and a new low on OnePlus’ 55W 10,000mAh 3-in-1 Pouch charger. As for the apps, highlights include titles like Dungeons of Dreadrock 2, Chameleon Run, Inked, and some freebies. Everything awaits below.
Read MoreLenovo’s new Legion Tab is here with microSD card slot, still lacks real biometrics
Lenovo has launched its new Legion Tab in China, revealing its specs and changes, including the return of a microSD card slot.
Expand Expanding CloseAndroid Auto prepares media player change that might ruin your muscle memory
A new change in Android Auto is in development, with the buttons for the media player potentially being shuffled around which could impact muscle memory.
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Deals: Google Pixel Watch 3 up to $142 off, Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, Sony INZONE M9 monitor $500 off, more
Alongside the limited-time pre-orders discounts on Galaxy S25 Edge, today’s deals are starting off with even lower prices on the latest Google Pixel Watch 3 as open-box units with full warranties are now up to $142 off the list prices. Next we are tracking a chance to save as much as $382 on the latest flagship Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra as well as a giant $500 pice drop on the Sony INZONE M9 27-inch 4K 144Hz gaming monitor. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
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