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The latest Gemini app update fixes the AI images that didnβt look quite like you
Gemini's image editor can now handle costume changes, blend photos, and more.
Exclusive: I put a leaked iPhone 17 Pro Max case on an iPhone 16 Pro Max
The case fits perfectly, but you'll still need to buy one specific to the iPhone 17 series, unfortunately.
Join me and the Android Authority team for a Pixel 10 series AMA, August 27 at 1PM EST
Join me and six other Android Authority team members for an AMA session around the new Pixel 10, 10 Pro, and 10 Pro XL.
Your Google Discover feed could soon be more customizable (APK teardown)
With a new option to choose multiple languages for content manually.
Waiting for Spotify Hi-Fi? Spotify built Messages instead, because of course they did
Who needs high-quality music playback from a music app when you can use the app to chat with your friends instead?
Galaxy S25 FE US price leaks, and thereβs good news
A new leak suggests Samsung's upcoming FE phone won't get a price increase.
The Jonas Brothers music video isnβt the camera flex Google hoped for
I guess a good song can't save a phone-powered music video.
Prepare your wallets: Hereβs when Samsungβs Android XR headset could be launching
Project Moohan could launch late next month, with availability beginning from October in Samsung's home region.
US smart rings are getting more limited. Here are the 4 best ones you can still buy
With RingConn and Ultrahuman in limbo, these are your new best smart rings in the US.
The Pixel Watch 4 doesnβt fix a longtime Fitbit problem, and I hate it
Other brands have figured it out.
Notice a weird beauty filter on Shorts? YouTube says itβs on purpose
YouTube denies using AI, and insists it is using "traditional machine learning" to improve video quality.
This small change might kill emulation on Android phones next year
You may soon lose access to popular emulators for PS2, PS3, and Switch and more.
Itβs time for Google to address this major Play Store issue
I'm confident that I am not the only one who wants to see this change.
Some Pixels are bricked and Google apparently wonβt help revive them
Google has the means to unbrick these devices, but it seems like the company isn't stepping up.
The Pixel 10 Pro is the wrong Pixel to buy this year
Google put too much value into its $500 and $800 phones for me to spent $1,000.
Spotify and YouTube Music test out their sleek new look on Android Auto (APK teardown)
Apps can now internally test the new Media Playback template on Android Auto, which we have managed to activate.
Google could be building a new nook for your Gemini creations (APK teardown)
The ChatGPT-inspired feature could allow for easy sorting of AI generated images and videos.
4 apps you should use instead of Headspace
One alternative stands out from the rest, though.
Google is testing new colors for Android Auto, again (APK teardown)
Android Auto might lose its bold colors as Google tests tamer accent colors pulled from your phone's wallpaper.
Google Play Store will now warns Wear OS users about βvampireβ watch faces
Google is making it easier for Wear OS users to avoid battery-draining watch faces.
Samsungβs latest βno shirtβ ad trolls iPhones for lacking intelligence and a fold
The ad leans right into Apple's glaring lack of a foldable iPhone and competitive AI features.
Google Photos is letting you lift subjects as stickers β but only on iOS
It's unclear if and when Google Photos for Android will get the sticker feature.
Poll: Do you like the new Google dialer?
Some love the bold new look, while others want the old dialer back. Where do you stand?
Large, curved Samsung Odyssey G9 monitor drops to new record-low price!
This amazing Samsung monitor has never been this cheap!
Galaxy Z Flip 7 teardown shows how much progress Samsung has made toward repairability
JerryRigEverything found the good, the bad, and the dusty inside the Flip 7.
The Google TV Streamer is rarely on sale, so itβs your lucky day!
You'll have a hard time finding a better smart TV box!
Samsung launches Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, but a big question remains (Update: Price details)
The tablet will be available on September 4.
NotebookLMβs Video Overviews go global with support for over 80 languages
Support for the new languages will continue to rollout over the coming week.
Google may soon launch a refreshed Nest lineup with Gemini built in
Googleβs smart home brand isnβt done yet.
Google wants to make sideloading Android apps safer by verifying developersβ identities
Google wants to verify the identity of all developers who distribute apps on Android, even if itβs outside the Play Store
A new layer of security for certified Android devices
Posted by Suzanne Frey β VP, Product, Trust & Growth for Android You shouldnβt have to choose between open and secure. By engineering security into the core part of the OS, Android has proven that you can have both, and we continue taking new steps in that direction. As new threats emerge, weβve continued to evolve our defenses. Following recent attacks, including those targeting people's financial data on their...
Welcome to Wear OS Spotlight Week
Posted by Chiara Chiappini β Android Developer Relations Engineer, and Kevin Hufnagle - Android Technical Writer Wear OS is rapidly expanding its presence in the market, presenting a unique and significant opportunity for developers. With a growing number of users wearing and interacting with their smartwatches daily, building for Wear OS allows you to reach an even broader audience of Android users and boost your...
Designing with personality: Introducing Material 3 Expressive for Wear OS
Posted by Chiara Chiappini β Android Developer Relations Engineer, and Kevin Hufnagle - Android Technical Writer This post is part of Wear OS Spotlight Week. Today, we're focusing on creating modern, premium designs using the Material 3 Expressive design system. When crafting the user interface for your Wear OS app or tile, consider how your experience expresses your brand while respecting the performance guidelines...
Two smart ring brands will no longer be available to US shoppers (Update: Statement)
Ultrahuman is working on a newly designed ring.