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Samsung appears to be offering free display replacements for ‘green line’ issue
Recent software updates have seemingly caused a persistent “green line” issue on the Galaxy devices of many users, but it seems that Samsung is now offering free display replacements for those affected, but only to select models in India.
Expand Expanding CloseAnother slightly sketchy leak claims Pixel 8a is getting a price hike
Google’s mid-range Pixel lineup has offered some great deals over the years, but the prices have crept higher year by year. With Google Pixel 8a, another leak adds fuel to the fire that the price will be going up.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung now sells ‘Re-Newed’ Galaxy S23 phones for up to $280 off
Following past series, Samsung is now selling refurbished Galaxy S23 devices under its “Re-Newed” program, with discounts of over $200 off.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung reportedly launching Galaxy S24 FE later this year
After skipping a year before launching the Galaxy S23 FE in early-2024, Samsung is continuing the series with the Galaxy S24 FE reportedly coming later this year.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Drive search filters now rolling out on Android
Despite being announced over a month ago and available on iOS for some time, Google Drive on Android is now getting the promised search filters option.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung Galaxy C55 launches in China
Samsung has officially unveiled another mid-range smartphone for global audience. The Galaxy C55 has stealthily been added to Samsung’s lineup in China.
Expand Expanding CloseWould you ever pay to watch your favorite YouTube channel? [Poll]
YouTube has become a hub of some of the greatest talent in the entertainment industry, with rising stars that put out incredible content. But would you ever pay directly to watch your favorite YouTube channel?
Expand Expanding CloseWhat Google Pixel’s 7 years of updates actually means
7 years of updates. It’s something that’s still borderline unbelievable, but Google set as the new standard for software updates with its latest Pixel releases. But months later, some still seem to not understand what this update promise means…
Expand Expanding CloseSecond Pixel April update fixes cellular network issues, OTA rollout remains limited
Google is rolling out a second April update for the Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 7a, Fold, 8, and 8 Pro. The out-of-cycle OTA addresses network issues that some Pixel owners have been experiencing.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Wallet for Wear OS might soon require PIN code before tap-to-pay
Following more frequent authentication on Android phones, Google Wallet for Wear OS might be requiring PIN code entry before allowing tap-to-pay transactions.
Expand Expanding CloseRoborock’s latest vacuum/mop, the S8 MaxV Ultra, helps with ‘Cleaning Beyond Limits’ [free $1000 gift pack]
Roborock, the leader in high-tech floor cleaning with the most robotic vacuum sales worldwide of any brand, has released its latest flagship robotic vacuum/mop, the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra. This self-cleaning, all-in-one solution is primed to help you with “Cleaning Beyond Limits.”
Expand Expanding CloseHow to turn off Google Maps 3D buildings on Android Auto and CarPlay
Google Maps has long featured the ability to show buildings in 3D while navigating, but recently started rolling out that view to its Android Auto and CarPlay experiences. Here’s how to disable that.
Expand Expanding CloseComment: Google One VPN may have suffered from a lack of trust
Last week, Google announced that it would soon shut down the VPN service included with Google One. The company pointed to it only being used by a fraction of subscribers, and I wonder if part of that is due to a lack of consumer trust.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Messages needs a setting to turn off Screen and Reaction Effects
While I like Google’s particular brand of whimsy, the Messages app should really add an in-app setting to turn off its animations and other expressive effects.
Expand Expanding CloseI want the Moto X double twist camera shortcut to come back… for Google Lens
My technological “how often do you think about the Roman Empire” is the double twist shortcut introduced with the Moto X that would launch the camera from anywhere, including when the screen is off.
Expand Expanding CloseAndroid still doesn’t show battery health, but it could soon show storage health
Google is working on a new way to show the health of storage in your Android phone.
Expand Expanding CloseNothing Phone (2) and Nothing earbuds get ChatGPT integration with latest update
Following the launch of Nothing Ear and Ear (a) this week, Nothing is also rolling out a new update for Nothing Phone (2) which delivers quite a few upgrades, including ChatGPT integration.
Expand Expanding ClosePixelated 006: What’s in your (Google) Wallet?
Welcome to the sixth episode of Pixelated, a podcast by 9to5Google. We talk about Android 15 Beta 1, widgets, and Google Wallet.
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Expand Expanding CloseAndroid game and app deals: Exolotl Zian, Super Onion Boy 2, Million Onion Hotel, more
Before we head off into the weekend, let’s gather up all of Friday’s best deals on Android games and apps. Joining today’s Google Play offers, we are also seeing notable deals on Google’s latest Nest Thermostat with Matter, the HD Chromecast with Google TV, and Google Nest Cam Indoor, but for now we are focused on the apps. Today’s highlights include titles like Exolotl: Zian, Super Onion Boy 2, Million Onion Hotel, Bloons TD 6, and more. Head below for a complete look at today’s best Android game and app deals.
Expand Expanding CloseYou gotta see this wild ‘Coach Prime’ edition Motorola Razr
The Motorola Razr is one of the most affordable foldable flip phones, and also one of the best you can buy today. Now, Boost Mobile is debuting a custom Motorola Razr in collaboration with “Coach Prime.”
Expand Expanding CloseQualcomm teases Snapdragon X Elite news for next week as first Lenovo laptop leaks
Qualcomm first announced its new Windows chipset last year, but no machines have actually gone on sale with Snapdragon X Elite thus far. Now, though, Qualcomm is teasing some sort of announcement on April 24.
Expand Expanding CloseHuawei’s next smartwatch looks like a blatant Apple Watch ripoff
Huawei this week revealed its super interesting new flagship smartphone, but around the corner still is the new “Watch Fit 3,” which does nothing to hide the fact that it’s a clear clone of the Apple Watch.
Expand Expanding CloseAndroid Auto gets some slight icon redesigns in Google Maps [Gallery]
The Google Maps app for Android Auto is picking up some minor tweaks to icons which offer a bit more contrast to the design.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Nest Cams start from $67, Jabra Elite 8 earbuds $161, Chromecasts, more
A new all-time low has the Nest Cam Indoor marked down to $67 to go alongside some of Google’s other Assistant cameras. Jabra’s Elite 8 Active ANC earbuds now have wind cancellation and sell for $161 on sale, and the first drop of the year takes 33% off the HD Chromecast with Google TV at $20. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
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