Tag: Android
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YouTube Subscriptions Tab Is Gone From Your Bottom Bar: Where It Moved and How Custom Feeds Work
YouTube pulled Subscriptions out of the bottom bar and added feeds you build by typing a prompt. Here’s where your channels went and what else changed.
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Galaxy S27 Ultra Design Leak: A Flatter Camera Bar and No More 3x Telephoto
Leaked renders and dummy units suggest Samsung is rethinking the Ultra’s back, with a horizontal camera bar and no 3x telephoto. Here’s what’s solid and what isn’t.
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Galaxy AI Premium Could Cost $4.99 a Month: What Samsung Might Charge For
Samsung may be testing a paid Galaxy AI tier. See the reported price, the free-versus-paid feature split and why nothing is official yet.
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Google Fi Super Network Switches Carriers for You: Who Gets It and What to Know
Google Fi can now switch your Pixel between two networks automatically. Here’s who qualifies, what’s still unknown and which launch deals end soon.
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One UI 9 Rollout Is Spreading: Which Galaxy Phones and Tablets Have It Now
Samsung’s One UI 9 update has moved from flagships to budget Galaxy A phones and the Tab S11 series. Here’s who has it and how to check yours.
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Google Wallet Home Keys Are Coming: What the November Play Services Update Adds
Google’s November Play services update lets Android phones add Aliro house keys to Wallet through Google Home. Here’s what’s confirmed and what isn’t.
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Android Family Hub Arrives in Settings: What Google Has Confirmed
Google confirmed a new Family section for Android Settings. Here’s what a test build showed and what’s still unknown.
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Quick Share Backup Can Now Copy Your Android Photos to a Windows PC: How to Get Ready
Google is adding automatic photo and video backup from Android to Windows through Quick Share. Here is what is confirmed and how to check your phone.
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Gemini Nano 4 Developer Preview: How to Switch It On and Which Phones Can Run It
Google’s newest on-device AI model is now testable on Pixel 11 through a hidden developer setting. Here’s the path, the supported phones, and the risks.
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DroidDeck Android: How to Play Steam PC Games on Your Phone (and Which Phones Can)
A free app now runs Steam PC games on some Snapdragon phones. Here’s which phones work, how well games run, and what to watch out for.