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Google’s long-time partner for Android figures, Dead Zebra, has just launched its latest addition, the faux wood “Pine Pal.”

Following Verizon’s announcement yesterday, Spectrum Mobile and Xfinity Mobile have both confirmed that Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 owners on their networks will be getting satellite messaging “in the coming weeks.”

Google is introducing “smarter search” to Gmail for Android, iOS, and the web that leverages “AI to show you the most relevant results, faster.”

Huawei just announced the Pura X, its latest foldable, and it’s a departure from existing form factors, slotting somewhere in between a flip phone and a book-style foldable.

The Pixel 9 Pro Fold comes with a notoriously small library of cases, as does any foldable phone. Dbrand is finally adding to it with its long-standing Grip case built specifically for the second-gen Google foldable — the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.

Samsung has finally set a start date for its One UI 7 rollout and confirmed a few devices to get support earlier this week. Now, Samsung is adding to that list of Galaxy devices with confirmation that Galaxy S22, S21, and several other Galaxy devices will be getting One UI 7 in the coming weeks.

Google has confirmed it is investigating an issue causing low quality in playback of videos and Shorts through the YouTube app on iOS.

Following last month’s announcement, Google is now rolling out a redesign of Android’s Family Link app for parents. The goal is to bring the “most important tools and resources for managing screen time to the forefront.”

Earlier this week, Samsung finally provided a release date for its long-delayed One UI 7 update, with the rollout starting on April 7. Now, Samsung has offered a few more details regarding the One UI 7 rollout schedule, with some countries starting the rollout a bit later.

Google Photos is more widely rolling out a simplified bottom bar that removes the “Memories” tab on Android.

Google is testing a tweak to Gemini’s placement in Gmail for Android that restores the account switcher to its original placement.

Google has delayed the launch of the Pixel 9a – a decision seemingly made in the eleventh hour – due to what it calls a “component quality issue.”

Over the past few hours, owners of the Chromecast (2nd gen) and Chromecast Audio haven’t been able to Cast any audio or video content.

The Google Home app is finally adding the ability to double-tap to quick seek through camera history. This is currently part of the Public Preview program.

The Galaxy Watch Ultra looks like a fitness watch, but it also plays the part of one. Samsung’s best wearable takes on a rugged design with some of the best software for tracking and recording workouts. It can handle an impressive variety of different types of workouts, but it just so happens to be great at recording bike rides.

Verizon has announced that its customers can now use satellite texting to any phone number, but only if they’re using a Google Pixel 9 or Samsung Galaxy S25 device.

After testing got underway in January, Gboard is now widely rolling out Undo and Redo buttons/shortcuts on Android.

Samsung is gearing up to add new “Fan Edition” tablets to its Galaxy Tab S10 series, including a smaller Tab S10 FE and a larger model too, and now a detailed leak has exposed all of the key information.

Two weeks after it started rolling out, Wear OS 5.1 is now available on all three generations of the Pixel Watch. Here’s everything new with the first update in four months. 

The Google Pixel 9a has now officially launched in 32 countries across the globe – making this the most widely available A-series phone ever.