Tag: Android Update

What’s happening The $700 Asus Zenfone 9 has both a tiny 5.9-inch screen and the latest Snapdragon chip. Why it matters The Zenfone is one of the smallest Android phones

Helping my family member get a “free” 4G phone from T-Mobile was surprisingly complicated, especially with the wireless carrier making very clear that its 3G network was retiring in weeks.

Apple isn’t the only brand carving out its own piece of the tablet market at the moment. Samsung also makes a line of sleek, powerful Galaxy tablets, and right now

What’s happening RedMagic 7S Pro’s international model has an under-display selfie camera and will be available in the US. Why it matters Putting a front-facing camera underneath the screen makes

Here’s what it looks like from the front. Remember, the Bora Purple color option is only available for the regular 6.1-inch Galaxy S22.  Article source: https://www.cnet.com/pictures/see-samsungs-galaxy-s22-in-new-bora-purple/#ftag=CADe34d7bf

If you own a Pixel 6 (or a Pixel 6A or Pixel 7 in the future), there’s a camera tool that can put an end to photobombers ruining your treasured

Phone accessory-maker Dbrand announced a new line of Pixel 6 phone skins themed after the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Thursday, for the new Google Pixel 6A, Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. The new “TMNP”

Lots of mobile apps ask for permissions they have no business asking for. You may have noticed some of your Android apps asking for permissions that seem excessive and entirely unrelated

A goose, moose, donkey, jellyfish, maracas, hair pick, pink heart and a shaking face are among the new emoji that could be on their way to your phone. The Emoji

Clearing out the cookies and cache on your Android phone‘s web browser is a good way to get rid of a lot of excess data, which is likely to have built

Looking to make your text convos more zippy with some new emoji? You may soon be able to send hearts in new colors, a shaking head emoji or even a

If you already run your email, calendar and cloud storage through Google, it just makes sense to opt for a Google phone. Google’s Pixel lineup claimed multiple spots on our

For years, phone manufacturers have chosen the front screen as the focal point of their devices — boosting resolutions and amping up refresh rates as well as screen brightness. But

Samsung and Apple proved you don’t have to pay close to $1,000 for a great phone earlier this year, and now Google is doing the same with its $449 Pixel

If you already run your calendar, email and cloud storage through Google, it just makes sense to opt for a Google phone. And you don’t need to drop $600 or