TL;DR Samsung has raised prices for the Galaxy S26 series in the US and South Korea due to the global shortage of memory components. While 256GB and 512GB variants have seen a $100 price increase Read more…
TL;DR Google’s new Android developer verification rules took effect on September 30 in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. Apps from participating stores must now come from verified developers before they can be installed on certified Read more…
Credit: OnePlus TL;DR OnePlus has announced that the OnePlus 16 will have a 9,000mAh battery. This is almost 2,000mAh larger than the OnePlus 15 battery and almost double the capacity of the S26 Ultra battery. Read more…
Credit: Roydon Cerejo / Android Authority TL;DR Google is developing a hands-free Emergency SOS trigger for Android devices. References to the feature appear in the code of Google’s Personal Safety app. Based on an animation, Read more…
Credit: iGarden When fall arrives, most people use their outdoor pools less, but many wait for the colder weather to set in before closing them for the season. Even if you’re not swimming that often, Read more…
TL;DR Samsung has reportedly confirmed that its first Android XR smart glasses will launch in November. The display-less glasses will use cameras, microphones, speakers, and Gemini while leaning on a connected Galaxy phone for heavier Read more…
Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority TL;DR Google Play Services v26.38.30 contains strings suggesting Motion Assist may soon integrate directly with Pixel’s Transit mode. The integration will seemingly allow Pixel phones to automatically activate anti-motion-sickness Read more…
Credit: HUAWEI TL;DR HUAWEI has launched the Mate 90, Mate 90 Pro, Mate 90 Pro Max, and Mate 90 RS Ultimate Design smartphones. It also launched an external camera that attaches to some models, featuring Read more…
I’m still using a Nothing Phone 1 as a daily driver. It’s four years old and recently reached the end of its software update support. As much as I’d love to upgrade to a new Read more…
TL;DR Attackers created a fake ChatGPT model called “Plus 5.6” on the real ChatGPT website. It sent users to a fake security check that tricked them into running a malicious Windows command. That command could Read more…