The Amazon Prime Big Deal Days event is now alive and kicking with some serious price drops across the Androidverse. While you will find a complete rundown of the price drops from the sale in our master hub, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is highlighting some our favorites starting with Amazon serving up its best price yet on the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro alongside a massive $375 price drop on the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and the Galaxy Z Flip 6 at $300 off – thats not to mention all of the Samsung wearable deals you’ll find below too. On the Google front, we have a rare $50 drop on the new Pixel 9 as well as a new low on the mid-tier Pixel 8a and more. Scope it all out down below.
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RCS messaging isn’t the silver bullet for cross-platform communications that it ought to be, but it’s a start – especially for iPhone-heavy regions where messaging can be an ordeal. What can you do that you couldn’t before with RCS between Android and iPhone? Well, here’s everything you need to know.
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Hurricane Milton is making headlines as one of the most powerful hurricanes at sea before it hits land. If you own a Pixel 9, you’ll want to make sure you know how to use Pixel Satellite SOS, just in case it becomes a necessity.
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The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is notoriously expensive. At $1,900 it’s recommended to find a good deal, even though it’s a great phone. Right now, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is on sale from Samsung at only $1,149 – cheaper than Amazon during Prime Day – but there is a catch.
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Ahead of a full release in December, Nothing is today launching an Open Beta of Nothing OS 3.0, powered by Android 15, on the Phone (2a).
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The Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Tab A7 are no longer supported and will receive no further security updates or major Android upgrades.
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As Amazon’s latest Prime Day event kicks off, OnePlus is offering its stellar OnePlus Open foldable for just $1,100 in one of the best foldable deals ever.
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Motorola is running massive discounts on its foldable Razr lineup, with prices starting at just $350 for a limited time.
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After announcing in April, Google Docs is rolling out a “document tabs” feature for improved organization.
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Android Auto currently only supports using your phone’s default dialer app for making phone calls, but that may soon change as the new Android Auto 13.0 update prepares support for third-party calling apps.
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After a jury found that Google has an “illegal monopoly” with the Play Store, a judge today detailed what changes must be implemented in the US for a period of three years.
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This afternoon’s roundup of Android app price drops is now ready to go, and we are tracking a fall Prime Day-worthy collection of titles today. On your way down, be sure to check out the price drops we now have live on the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra as well as TCL’s new NXTFRAME Google Smart TVs at up to $1,000 off, the early fall Prime Day OnePlus deals live, and the new all-time low we spotted on Pixel Watch 2. As for the apps, highlights include title like Kingdom: New Lands, Kingdom Eighties, Kingdom Two Crowns, 7 Billion Humans, Bad North: Jotunn Edition, and much more. Hit the jump for a closer look at today’s best.
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Samsung is setting a new record for Android updates per dollar, as the new Galaxy A16 has launched with a low price and 6 years of Android updates.
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Now on the eve of the massive fall Prime Day sale, the deals are already rolling starting with Samsung Galaxy S24 FE that is now shipping with a $100 Amazon gift card. Beyond that, we now have absolutely gigantic all-time lows on the TCL NXTFRAME Google smart TVs at up to $1,000 off, solid price drops across the 2024 Hisense Google Smart TV lineup from $448, deep deals on the entire suite of OnePlus tech, and a new Amazon low on Pixel Watch 2. All of that joins the best price yet on Samsung’s Galaxy Book 4 Edge at $550 off, a host of tech accessory offers, and more. Scope it all out down below.
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MediaTek is bringing Gemini Nano support to its processors, starting with the upcoming Dimensity 9400, which is set to launch soon.
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The Google TV Streamer is a long-awaited upgrade for Google’s living room experience, but getting your hands on the new hardware just keeps getting harder. For the Google TV Streamer itself, shipping dates continue to slip, but even if you just want to use the new remote, that’s now completely out of stock as well.
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The latest addition to Files by Google is a “Receive” floating action button (FAB) for Quick Share.
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MagSafe, and now Qi2, adds a whole new layer to the wireless charging experience that adds new flexibility and improved functionality, but the universal version of the idea, Qi2, still hasn’t made its way to most Android phones. The OnePlus 13 might finally change that, though, with some form of MagSafe-like charging.
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On Pixel, the Tips app helps detail new additions from the quarterly Feature Drops. Google now has something similar to detail new features on all other Android devices.
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Following the launch of the Google TV Streamer last month, the next Chromecast with Google TV update (September 2024) is rolling out.
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Announced in April of 2021, the Fitbit Luxe is very close to being out of stock around the world.
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Password managers are time-saving, security-enhancing tool that everyone should be using, but every time Android refuses to play nicely with a password manager, I’m reminded why so many people don’t bother.
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With ChromeOS 130 later this month, Google will roll out a Recorder app for Chromebook Plus. From real-time transcription that works offline to speaker identification and summaries, there are more than a few similarities with the Pixel Recorder app.
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Google is rolling out the next version of Android Auto, version 13.0, which doesn’t bring any user-facing changes, but does continue some work behind the scenes.
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