The big yearly overhaul or upgrade for Android is done. We’re at a stage where the differences are so minimal that it’s hard to tell – and we catalogue every minute change. The fact is, Android updates don’t matter as much as they used to. Here’s why.
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Motorola just launched the Razr 2025 series, and they remain gorgeous and steadily improving foldables. But more than ever, this latest batch just feels like a collection of vessels for AI.
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Alongside the flagship Razr Ultra, Motorola is launching 2025 refreshes for its base Razr and the Razr+, which are largely unchanged and carry the same price points.
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Motorola’s newest foldable lineup now includes three devices, including a top-tier Razr Ultra that brings considerable upgrades, but also a much higher price point.
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After teasing with the March 2025 Feature Drop, Google has rolled out rich media controls for the Pixel Watch.
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Today’s best deals are starting with some offering Pixel Watch – Google’s latest Pixel Watch 3 is $120 off in “excellent” open-box condition with a full warranty while the OG Pixel Watch 1 model that originally fetched $330 is now $80. From there we move over to the Samsung Galaxy S25 lineup as it is now once again offering double the storage at no cost (that’s up to $240 off, or as much as $870 off with a max trade-in), alongside a host of discounts on power banks, SSDs, workspace upgrades, and more.
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A bug in Android Auto has left the weather card information broken for users, a feature that the majority of users already can’t see.
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Galaxy Unpacked has reportedly been moved to May 13, when Samsung is expected to deliver the news on its thinnest Galaxy S25 model, the Galaxy S25 Edge. New reports indicate that the Galaxy S25 Edge will have a release date shortly after in Korea first.
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Following the Galaxy Tab S10 series earlier this week, Samsung has also released One UI 7 for the Galaxy Tab S9 series.
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After some teasers and minor reveals, the OnePlus 13T is now officially available in China as a potentially enticing compact flagship Android smartphone.
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Update 4/24: Switch 2 pre-orders are scheduled go live again this morning at GameStop.
Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders are now live at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and more. Nintendo hosted its long-awaited Switch 2 Direct on April 2, 2025 after officially unveiling the new Switch 2 console back in January, and, after pre-orders were initially delayed, they are finally set to go live at (just about) all major retailers in the U.S any minute, and it might be a good idea to go get in the queue folks, just in case.
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After two years of international launches and continuing to move up the calendar, Samsung is reportedly planning an NYC event in “early July” to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7, and presumably some other devices.
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Last week, Google introduced an “enhanced version” of the 2.0 Flash model that offers a more natural conversational style in the Gemini app.
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Google today announced an Extended Repair Program for Pixel 7a phones that face battery swelling issues.
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According to newly revealed details in a court hearing, Google’s Gemini AI has around 350 million monthly users, well below that of ChatGPT and even Meta AI.
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Following a prior expansion to Samsung TVs, Microsoft is now bringing an Xbox app with game streaming support on LG TVs.
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In February of 2024, Google Assistant Driving Mode was pared back to basically be a voice bar, but in recent days it has disappeared entirely from Google Maps on Android.
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We are now just hours away from Switch 2 pre-orders going live in the U.S. – all of the details you need to be ready are waiting right here – but we are taking a quick break to uncover the day’s best Android game and app deals beforehand. Alongside today’s deals on Hisense’s new 2025 frame-style Canvas Google TV at $700 off, Samsung’s silver Galaxy Watch FE, the Kindle Colorsoft, and Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag 2 item tracker, we are also tracking some serious app deals. Ranging from a massive selection of classic Final Fantasy titles through to the brilliant must-play Mana series games and more, you’ll find everything waiting for you down below.
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With Google sharing I/O 2025 sessions list this morning, we have a closer look at what to expect for Android at the developer conference.
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With I/O 2025 less than a month away, Google has posted the initial sessions list. The conference has four “focus areas”: Android, AI, Web, and Cloud.
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Today’s best deals are now ready to go, just remember today is also your last chance to score the FREE $100 Google credit with orders of the new Pixel 9a. As for the deals, Amazon just dropped its Kindle Colorsoft back to the $225 all-time low alongside the return of its best price of the year on Samsung’s silver Galaxy Watch FE an done of the best deals yet on a single Galaxy SmartTag 2 at just over $15. Those offers join the very first deal on 8Bitdo’s new Switch-compatible Ultimate 2 wireless controller and a $700 launch deal on Hisense’s new 2025 frame-style Canvas Google TV with a 144Hz refresh rate. Head below for more alongside details on tonight’s Switch 2 pre-orders.
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Roku ended 2024 with a new streaming box that updated the TV OS with new features. It only makes sense for Roku to also announce a new set of streaming sticks for those who want a little more portability and minimalism to play with without much sacrifice.
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The Pebble is coming back, with the new “Core Devices” reboot preparing to launch in the next few weeks, and a neat USB-C adapter now being shown off for the Core 2 Duo.
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After resuming in Korea last week, Samsung has once again fired up the rollout of One UI 7 on various Galaxy devices around the globe. Here’s what you need to know.
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