Ahead of the Pixel 10 series launch next week, Google’s Pixel 9 Pro Fold is currently selling for just $1,099 in what is a stellar deal for a foldable phone.
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As previewed in April, Google Wallet for Android is now rolling out support for Montana state IDs.
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Google Messages was one of the first apps to beta test Material 3 Expressive, and the redesign is now making its way to the stable channel.
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Following Calendar, Drive, and Keep, Google Tasks has received a solo M3 Expressive tweak on Android.
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As of May (I/O) 2025, Google offers the Gemini app in three tiers. Many Gemini app features are available for free, while paying $19.99 per month for Google AI Pro (which includes 2 TB of storage) unlocks a lot more. Google AI Ultra at $249.99/month gives you everything else, including cutting edge capabilities.
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This afternoon’s lineup of the best Android game and app deals is now ready to roll, just after Nintendo finally gave us the release date for Kirby Air Riders, and just ahead of this afternoon’s massive gamescom livestream showcase. Alongside ongoing deals on the Nothing Headphone (1) and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra at up to $620 off, as also have $300 off all unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 7 models and all of your app deals waiting below.
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Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is still carrying the giant $620 price drop on Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, but Samsung is also now offering $300 off every single unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 7 model today as well. We also spotted a new Amazon all-time low on the unlocked 2025 Razr+ flip phone and a massive open-box discount on the HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 touchscreen Copilot+ PC at over $520 off the list price. Be sure to dive into the now live Sony back to school headphone sale and scope out TCL’s 2025 value-packed 144Hz mini-LED Google Smart TVs now up $1,000 off. Everything awaits below.
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Emulation-focused handhelds are a dime a dozen these days, with companies like Anbernic, Retroid, and Miyoo all attempting to craft the best nostalgia-fueled gaming device possible. Ayaneo might have them all beat with its latest launch, though, as the Pocket DS finally brings its namesake’s dual-screen experience to an Android-powered device.
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On Friday, Google teased a star-studded Pixel 10 keynote, and it now turns out that Jimmy Fallon will actually be hosting Made by Google 2025.
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In case you never turned song transitions off in Spotify, the streaming service is adding custom options for playlists.
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Ahead of its seemingly imminent launch, the Philips Hue Bridge Pro has again surfaced, this time revealing its much higher capacity for devices and some other new features.
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The Google Store is teasing the upcoming Pixel 10 launch with a new banner counting down to the launch and calling the series “your future phone.”
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Nearly a year to the day after unveiling its predecessor, Qualcomm is ready to debut its next AI-centric mid-range processor. While we’ll have to keep on waiting for an eventual Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 unveiling, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 is here to sate your appetite for new chipsets for at least another month.
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The Honor Magic V5 builds on the success of the V3, and the line between slab-style phones and foldables is getting blurred even further with a new silicon-carbon battery, Qualcomm’s latest 3nm processor, and a profile that might make you open your wallet – if you live outside of the US.
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GeForce Now is going through what might be its biggest upgrade yet. The GeForce Now upgrade to DLSS 4 in graphics, visuals, and response time will come from a step up to Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture for cloud gaming.
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As previewed earlier this year, Gemini in Google Docs will now let you “create audio versions of your documents.”
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Google is rolling out a small update to the Find Hub app on Android that brings a handful of Material 3 Expressive tweaks.
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Through recent updates, the Google Home app is now fixing the final deficiency of older Nest thermostats with the arrival of scheduling support.
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Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break deals are starting off with Samsung – we have another shot at gigantic savings on Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra at up to $620 off as well as $300 off the most affordable Galaxy Z Fold 7. Next is the first cash deal with no bundle required on the new Nothing ANC over-ear Headphone (1), details on how to secure an “exclusive offer” on Pixel 10 Pro/10 Pro Fold ahead of this week’s launch, and even more waiting below.
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It’s no secret Samsung has a new series of tablets on the way, but it’s looking a little different this year than in years’ past. In addition to a pair of new flagship slates, the company’s also planning on launching a mid-range Galaxy Tab S10 Lite ahead of the holiday season, and new leaked specs point towards a promising — if fairly familiar — device, complete with a bright new red variant.
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Files by Google is the latest first-party app to get M3 Expressive redesign. The general layout is mostly unchanged with this update focused on updating components.
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Samsung managed to claw back some US market share from Apple recently, and it comes as the company’s efforts with foldables are finally seeing some level of success.
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Samsung is launching an updated “Fan Edition” pair of earbuds, with the new Galaxy Buds 3 FE supporting Google’s Gemini as well as other new features, and getting an updated design too.
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I’ve carried a Pixel as my daily smartphone for years now because, often, it just provides the experience I want the most. That said, I’ve always had a soft spot for Samsung’s foldables, and the Galaxy Z Fold 7 was finally enough to replace my Pixel as my main smartphone thanks to its drastically upgraded hardware and ever-improving software. But there’s one broken Android feature that continues to irk me.
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