In early September, our Authority Insights team uncovered a potential new Android Auto feature intended to quickly inform drivers of weather conditions. As someone who regularly braves the various seasonal storms the Cape has to Read more…
Credit: Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority TL;DR The NVIDIA Shield TV Pro has received a ~$100 price hike on Amazon and Best Buy. The streaming box now costs ~$300 via these platforms. We’re guessing this Read more…
TL;DR Google Meet and Microsoft Teams can now work across supported Android-based meeting-room hardware. Meet hardware can join Teams calls, while Android-based Microsoft Teams Rooms can join Google Meet meetings. The feature began rolling out Read more…
TL;DR Some YouTube users can’t sign in on web browsers, even though their Google accounts work normally elsewhere. Reports span multiple browsers and computers, with affected accounts still working in the YouTube mobile and TV Read more…
Credit: Aamir Siddiqui / Android Authority TL;DR Apple has confirmed that the matte display layer on the iPhone Duo’s inner screen can be replaced. Users will likely need to visit an authorized repair outlet to Read more…
TL;DR ChatGPT can now virtually try on clothes using a selfie or full-body photo, with the feature powered by ChatGPT Images 2.5. You can also upload clothing links or outfit photos, ask ChatGPT to find Read more…
TL;DR Nothing regularly invites fans to sign up as early testers for its Community Review Program. After a round of registration back in early September, there’s another opening today. Selected testers will be sent early Read more…
TL;DR T-Mobile is reportedly preparing three new T-Mix plans called Standard, More, and Loaded. T-Mix Standard could start at $65 for one line, while More and Loaded largely mirror existing Experience plans. The new branding Read more…
Credit: Google TL;DR Google’s Play Fest will kick off on October 13 and run until October 19. Users will be able to redeem their Google Play Points to win prizes, including tech products, tickets to Read more…
TL;DR AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have formally entered into a joint venture aimed at reducing mobile dead zones across the US. The venture will focus heavily on direct-to-device satellite connectivity, shared spectrum resources, and common Read more…