TL;DR Google’s 3D Noto emoji are now appearing on more devices, after initially being limited to the Pixel 11. The updated emoji seem to be rolling out as part of a system update, not as Read more…
$2,000 is a lot to spend on anything nowadays, let alone a smartphone, but a foldable phone certainly demands this much from consumers. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the iPhone Duo are two Read more…
If you’re buying a new smartphone, there’s a good chance you’ve checked Amazon’s latest deals. Prime Big Deal Days may have already wrapped up, but with the holiday shopping season approaching, there’s no shortage of Read more…
Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR ARMSX3 now lets you play local multiplayer games with a friend over the same Wi-Fi network or online. The friend is player two and can play with their Read more…
Google’s wearables department is having one heck of a year. The company kicked things off with the Fitbit Air earlier this year, taking on the likes of WHOOP and other screenless fitness trackers, while the Read more…
Credit: IGameShit / Reddit TL;DR Android Auto could soon gain support for Work apps. That means you should be able to receive updates from both your work and personal apps at the same time. Google Read more…
TL;DR Google is laying the groundwork for the upcoming “Enhanced Protection” feature in Messages. It could add new options in the “Protections & Safety” settings, while removing the “Spam protection” toggle. Enhanced protection is expected Read more…
Credit: Harish Jonnalagadda / Android Authority A Google TV projector is a great choice if you’re looking to set up a home theater; I should know, I’ve been using projectors in my bedroom for the Read more…
Credit: Sanuj Bhatia / Android Authority TL;DR Google is working to add a layer switcher to in-app live location previews in Google Messages. If and when it rolls out, users will be able to toggle Read more…
I’ve been using the Google Pixel 11 series for well over a month now, but Magic Capture was the one feature that caught my eye before I even held the new phones. Google’s reputation for Read more…