Credit: Samsung/9to5Google The official Samsung Columbia website may have leaked the official Galaxy S23 launch date. The now discontinued page showed the next Galaxy Unpacked media event will happen on February 1. The page does Read more…
Stadia’s shutdown is nearly here. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Google Stadia, the company’s not-long-for-this-world cloud gaming service, will be shutting down for good on January 18th. (Specifically, January 18th at Read more…
The company showed off its tech at CES 2020. | Image: The Verge One of the companies working on smart contact lenses is calling the project off. On Friday, Mojo Vision announced that it’s going Read more…
Welcome to the 466th edition of Android Apps Weekly. Here are the big headlines from the last week: Amazon is bringing Matter-over-Thread to its Echo devices this coming spring. The company announced the move earlier Read more…
From the front row to a no-show. | Image: The Verge When it wasn’t being overshadowed by covid resurgences, CES, for the past few years, has partially functioned as a big 5G pep rally. But Read more…
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge It seems like Samsung will be announcing its new Galaxy S23 lineup of phones on February 1st, according to screenshots of the company’s Colombian website posted by leaker Read more…
The LinkBuds S are some of the comfiest buds you can buy. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge Happy first Saturday of 2023! What, that’s not a thing that people celebrate? Well, it Read more…
Several 27- and 45-inch models are coming. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Giant OLED TVs don’t belong on computer desks, despite what my colleague Sean Hollister thinks. A number of gamers Read more…
I can’t be the only one who appreciates how similar the logo is. | Image: Motorola I’m generally a Windows user, but one of the things that’s always sorely tempted me about the Apple ecosystem Read more…
CES is back in force. Hundreds of companies have used the opportunity to launch new products, ranging from wildly innovative to barely iterative, across every vertical you can imagine. At Android Authority, we’ve once again Read more…