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Crowds are ditching the Apple Watch for Wear OS and other smartwatches, and there's a very good reason why

Smartwatch sales have seen a global decline for the first time and we look at what's contributing to this downward trend.

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Google Pixel 9a vs. Pixel 8a: More than a facelift

The Google Pixel 9a will wow you with its larger, brighter display and excellent battery life, but 8a owners may not have enough reason to upgrade.

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Android 16's Vulkan standard is great, but ADPF might be the real miracle

Android 16 is introducing two major updates to mobile gaming, and while both are great, one is clearly more beneficial than the other.

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I can't choose between virtual reality and actual reality and it's all Orion Drift's fault

The new game from the makers of Gorilla Tag combines the best of Rocket League and Echo VR into one massive social game.

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How many updates will the OnePlus 13 get?

The OnePlus 13 is a top-of-the-line smartphone that's backed by a decent update commitment, but it's not as good as that of Samsung and Google.

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Sometimes, the ecosystem is more important than the individual devices

The Honor Alpha Plan was a big reveal at MWC 2025, but what does smart device interconnectivity really look like? We've already got the building blocks in place.

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OnePlus Watch 3 review: The best battery life, but not a great fit for everyone

The OnePlus Watch 3 does nearly everything it tries perfectly, but a one-size-fits-all design means it's simply not right for everyone.

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Here's why Google is finally making big changes to Android updates in 2025

We talk with the VP and GM of Android Platform, Seang Chau, at MWC, discussing important changes to Android 16 and update support.

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News Weekly: MWC wrap up, Nothing Phone 3a series launch, One UI 7 delays, and more

This week we look at some of the coolest innovations we came across at MWC, Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro launch, One UI 7 delays, Pixel's March feature drop, and OnePlus clarifying its update policy. Let's get into it.

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ScrcpyForAndroid is the app you didn't know you needed

Occasionally, you might run across an app that reminds you of Android's versatility. ScrcpyForAndroid easily falls under that category.

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These smart glasses have given me a new reason to record video again

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses have a camera in the best place — your face — making video capture so much more fun than with a phone.

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Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro review: Nothing is Essential

The Nothing Phone 3a and Phone 3a Pro represent the best of affordable Android phones, delivering stellar mid-range entries with top-tier design.

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Nothing's new Phone 3a and 3a Pro come packed with impressive cameras and AI features

Nothing's mid-range flagship device, the Nothing Phone 3a series launched at the MWC today, with a unique set of features.

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Honor Pad V9 review: It's a good time with more Google than ever

The Honor Pad V9's bland looks are deceptive, as the tablet packs in excellent specs for the price alongside great features like Google Kids Space.

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The Android Central team picks the best fitness apps and watches they can't do without

We spend most of our time reviewing new products; these are the fitness gadgets and apps we fall back on once our reviews are finished.

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Xreal One review: The revelation smart glasses needed

Xreal One represents the best of smart display glasses, redefining an entire product category with a custom chipset and 3DoF built-in.

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What does Qualcomm and Google's 8-year Android support promise mean for us?

There are different types of updates for your phone. Which ones do this promise cover?

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The iPhone 16e signals the death of LCDs and the death of the smartphone for some

OLED displays have made huge strides to be more eye-friendly, but some people will never be able to use them and that poses a huge problem.

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Should Samsung ditch the S Pen in the Galaxy S26 Ultra?

The writing is on the wall that Samsung might be considering ditching the S Pen, but the question is whether it should for the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

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Meta, it's time to kill Horizon Worlds before it kills the Meta Quest

Developers have complained about Horizon Worlds being overly promoted for months, but Meta's new $50 million creator fund proves the company isn't listening.

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Everyone is tired of AI, but it sounds like Honor is cooking up something different

The Honor Alpha Plan is a mysterious new concept set to be announced at MWC 2025, and we have a few ideas of what Honor could be cooking up.

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OnePlus set an interesting standard with Watch 3 and Wear OS 5

We couldn't be sure how OnePlus would handle Wear OS updates, given the platform's history. Now we have good and bad news about what to expect.

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The Porsche Edition Honor Magic 7 RSR is the first luxury phone that makes sense

Luxury phones aren't anything new, but some brands do it better than others. The PORSCHE DESIGN Honor Magic 7 RSR is one of those examples.

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Ten days with the OnePlus Watch 3: Redefining smartwatch expectations

The OnePlus Watch 3 is official, and I've been using it every day for the 10 days. Here are my thoughts on OnePlus' Wear OS 5 smartwatch.

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You thought AR and VR were expensive? Wait 'til you see what Meta wants to spend on AI this year

Meta is spending more money than ever and laying off thousands of employees to achieve its goals in AI leadership, and that's bad for everyone.

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