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iPhone 16 Pro vs. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: Can Apple beat Samsung’s best?

The iPhone 16 Pro vs. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra face-off figures to be a battle between Apple's more affordable Pro model and Samsung's premium device this fall. Here's how that's shaping up based on iPhone 16 Pro rumors.

Tom’s Guide

Google Weather app Material You redesign hits more Android phones and tablets

The redesigned Google Weather app has been spotted on a variety of Android devices, even those running versions as old as Android 11.

Android Central

I took over 200 photos with the Pixel 8a vs Pixel 8 — here’s the winner

In this Pixel 8a vs. Pixel 8 photo shootout, I take both phones to capture over 200 photos and judge them in 10 different categories to find out which is the better camera phone for photography.

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Private Space is coming to Android 15 — and it’s something I’ve been waiting years for

Android 15 will let you hide apps from view, but it's actually offering a lot more than that — and it sounds like a win for data privacy.

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Daylight DC1 is a new tablet with a 'Live Paper' display that might be better than e-ink — here's how

The Daylight DC1 comes from high-minded ideals about changing our relationships with computers while featuring a powerful e-ink-esque display

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YouTube Music now lets you 'sing or hum' to search on Android

YouTube Music has started rolling out its new song identification feature on Android.

Android Central

Update Chrome right now — four zero-day flaws used by hackers have already been patched this month

Hackers have figured out how to weaponize four recent zero-day flaws in Chrome but Google has released timely fixes for all of them.

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The Daylight DC-1 is an exciting cross between a Kindle and an iPad – with an LCD screen that looks like E ink

The new Daylight DC-1 claims to be "the world's first 60fps paper-like computer". Is it a promising new breed of tablet?

TechRadar

This Android tablet could spell the end of Kindles as we know them

Think E Ink, but faster – could Daylight have a Kindle killer on its hands?

Gemini gets a YouTube Music extension on Android and desktop

Users have started receiving Gemini's YouTube Music extension on Android and desktop.

Android Central

New issue of What Hi-Fi? out now: great new turntables and everything you need for the best vinyl replay

July's issue is our vinyl special, featuring new record players, phono stages and more record-related goodness.

What Hi-Fi?

BenQ X3100i

While the BenQ X3100i’s quirky design and gaming features suggest a focus on fun, its picture quality is deadly serious.

What Hi-Fi?

How to use Circle to Search — Google anything on your phone screen

Want to know how to use Circle to Search? Google's latest search method is easy to enable and easy to learn. Here's how to use Circle to Search on your Android device.

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Google Pay gets 3 handy new features that could save you time and money

Google Pay will point out any rewards you can earn in the US and also allow you to use biometric to verify your card.

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The Google Gemini app still isn't available for some phones. Why not?

Google makes a lot of fuss about how great its new products are but leaves many people waiting for their chance to try them.

Tom’s Guide

Sony Xperia 1 VI isn't coming to the U.S. — and that's terrible news

It's sad to see Sony withhold its latest flagship phone, the Xperia 1 VI, from a country that's already limited on Android flagship choice.

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5 ways that Android 15 on Pixel is going to be way more customizable for users

Deep dives into Android 15 Beta 2 reveal Google might launch an album screensaver tool, vibration controls, and more.

Android Central

RedMagic takes on SHARGE with this cool 150W transparent GaN charger

RedMagic drew inspiration from SHARGE with its beefed-up new GaN charger and we're all for it. Here's a hands-on look at the see-through charging accessory.

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Private Space on Android 15 has an annoying glitch — but Android 15 beta 2.1 can fix it

Android 15 beta 2.1 has just been rolled out — and it's designed to fix one annoying glitch.

Another classic Nokia is set to return, but this time it's far more interesting

A Nokia Lumia running Android? Who wouldn't want that?

Android Central

Android's Quick Share tipped to gain useful, faster sharing option

A tipster discovered a new sharing option in line for Android's Quick Share, which might speed up file transfers.

Android Central

Android 15's satellite messaging is already showing up for some T-Mobile users

Google is working on satellite messaging for Android, and it appears Android 15 beta users with a T-Mobile data plan can already use it.

TechRadar

Android Automotive gets major update with native Max and Peacock streaming

Google has announced that it will roll out updates to both its Android Automotive infotainment OS and its Android Auto smartphone app.

TechRadar

Android 15 could give your phone a 3-hour battery boost

Google execs have been chatting about some of the improvements heading our way later this year.

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Samsung Galaxy A35 review: a Samsung Galaxy S24 for the rest of us

The Samsung Galaxy A35 gives penny-pinchers an opportunity to enjoy some of the features of the premium Galaxy S24 mobiles.

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