5 Android articles you should read this weekend (December 19-21)

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“It was the last weekend before Christmas, when all the way through…ok, I’m not doing that. No one would blame you if you didn’t read every Android article released that week. Lucky for you, I’ve selected five for your use, along with a cheat sheet of the top headlines.

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Top Android news headlines this week

  1. Google Messages changes this feature after complaints

  2. Apple (yes, Apple) makes it easier to switch to Android

  3. The Assistant is not dead yet: Google returns to its Gemini timeline

  4. Android makers prefer Apple’s design directions over Google’s

  5. Android finally fixes one of the most annoying scrolling screenshot quirks

  6. Google’s Pixel 10 finally fixes a key performance bottleneck with new GPU drivers

  7. OnePlus just quietly released the only phone you’ll need to buy in 2026

  8. ASUS and Lenovo won’t build Meta Quest-style VR headsets after all

  9. Google replaces Pixel Launcher search with something worse

  10. Google launches Android 16 QPR3 testing with beta 1

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