Pixel owners on Android 16 are having edge-to-edge issues with the Routines creator and editor in the Google Home app.
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Samsung’s stagnation in the foldable market is finally coming to an end, as the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is catching up with the competition in some major ways. However, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 actually has me pretty excited, and not just because it’s going to be super thin.
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Google Meet is joining Gmail, Messages, and Phone in getting Material 3 Expressive, though it’s a slightly smaller — ironically — redesign than Google’s other communication apps.
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Android is on a lot of different things, but even after a decade of covering the platform, I’m still surprised by some of the things that roll across my desk. Or, I guess in this case, across my home, as I’ve lately been trying out what is basically a 32-inch Android tablet on wheels. My question to you – what would you use it for?
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More affordable smartphones have been good for years now, but it’s also getting harder to tell them all apart. With the new Honor 400, a good smartphone is the backdrop for a heavy focus on AI features. Truly a product of its time.
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Google is redesigning the Account switcher that appears in the top-right corner of every first-party app to be a fullscreen experience instead of a floating window that preserves context.
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Not long after our first round of renders for Samsung’s upcoming foldable, we’re getting a glimpse of a Galaxy Z Fold 7 dummy unit that really puts this year’s rumored changes into perspective.
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Google Drive has rolled out a pair of redesigns to the Android app that modernizes the file upload experience and video player.
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Google spent years selling the Pixel on the premise of its camera but nowadays, it just doesn’t stand out to the same degree. Earlier this week, I was looking back at some old Pixel photos and couldn’t help but miss the days when the Pixel camera really shone at its brightest.
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Your Friday afternoon edition of the best Android game and app deals are now ready to go. You can still save up to $400 on Samsung Galaxy Book laptops but we are also tracking deals on Lenovo’s Legion Go PC gaming handheld as well as new lows on the 512GB Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and up to $143 off Google Pixel Watch 3. As for the apps, highlights include Towaga, Lumino City, Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom, Meteorfall: Journeys, and more. Hit the jump for a closer look.
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Nothing’s new headphones are polarizing, even among manufacturers. Sennheiser poked fun at a leaked image of Nothing’s new very square and very unique headphones, saying it would likely never release something similar.
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While Samsung is on the verge of overhauling its foldables at its upcoming Unpacked event next month, based on these initial leaked renders, the same can’t be said for the next entry in its budget flagship FE series.
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Today’s deals are kicking of with a chance to save some cash on the latest Google Pixel Watch 3 – there are still $50 price drops on brand new models but Best Buy’s open-box units are up to $143 off right now. Next up, we have Galaxy S25 Ultra at up to $300 off in brand new condition alongside the deepest deal yet on the new S25 Edge at up to $376 off, and Lenovo’s Legion Go PC gaming handheld at the best price of the year with $200 in savings. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
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Samsung’s partnership with Xbox Game Pass is proving to be beneficial once again. The company is expanding its trial period for users with Samsung TVs to celebrate the launch of EA FC25 on Game Pass.
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The Nothing Phone (1) is on its last year of software support and, before closing up shop, the device has just picked up one of Android 15’s core features in Private Space – or at least Nothing’s take on it.
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Recent reports indicate that Samsung is starting to ramp up production of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. This is a complete turnaround from what was originally reported in early June.
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According to a new report, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge is falling short of expectations, with sluggish sales and major cuts to production already taking place.
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Ahead of the company’s July 1st launch event, Nothing’s first over-the-ear headphones have leaked thanks to several early hands-ons, and so far, they’re looking as stylish and unique as you might expect.
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Meta has just announced its new Oakley smart glasses which function much like existing Ray-Ban models at their core, but have a few key upgrades, including better battery life and video quality.
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Ahead of the Google Assistant deprecation later in 2025, the Gemini app on Android can now identify songs with help from Google Search.
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Yesterday, a bombshell report alleged that Samsung found itself “shocked” by Google’s switch to TSMC foundries for the upcoming Pixel 10 series rumored to arrive later this summer. According to reporting from The Bell, the Tensor G5 swap is being called “the Google incident” internally, with this drama apparently serving as some sort of wake-up call to the company as a whole.
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Samsung often builds its own alternatives to Google services, and it turns out that the company is building its own version of Android’s earthquake alerts system, and it has some options Google should perhaps consider.
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We have now gathered up all of today’s best deals courtesy of the Google Play Store. Alongside the deals we spotted today on Nothing’s Ear (a) wireless earbuds, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro at up to 50% off, Lenovo’s touchscreen Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition Copilot+ PC, and more, you’ll find all of today’s Android app deals below.
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The rise of MVNOs has made it possible for some interesting names to power your mobile phone service. Google, Ryan Reynolds, and… others, have all been attached to their own mobile phone carriers. Now, Klarna is joining the ring with its own $40/month plans – and yes, that’s the “buy now pay later” people.
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