Google Messages Update, Pixel 10 Colors, and One UI 8 Beta: Android This Week

Another week in the Android world is behind us, and it was just as hectic as the others. One of the sneaky features of Google messages is improving, we see even more pixels 10 in leaks, the home assistant receives a nice update, and more!

Android News

Android is preparing to force applications in dark mode

People who prefer black mode tend to really prefer dark mode. It’s easier for the eyes, especially when you scroll late at night. But all applications do not support dark mode, and it can be frustrating. Android works on it. Continue to read …

The Android Linux Terminal obtains a new feature

The addition of a Linux terminal to Android was expected for a long time and makes Android much more useful outside of Android applications. Now it has become much more useful with the addition of a whole new feature: management of graphic applications. Continue to read …

Google Maps comes upside down and brings the crucial navigation function back

Google Maps is one of the most popular navigation applications in the world, so when something radical changes, people notice. Earlier this week, an update deleted multimedia reading controls during navigation. Google said the change was a “bug”, and fortunately they are back. Continue to read …

Microsoft’s practical Android application can now remotely lock your PC

One of the best services offers Microsoft is the “Link to Windows” application for Android devices. It allows you to transparently synchronize a bunch of things from your phone to your PC. Now Microsoft makes even better to control your computer from your phone. Continue to read …

Samsung’s Next One Ui 8 Beta should arrive next week

Samsung was busy publishing a slew of Betas UI 8 based on Android 16 for phones and wear OS 6 for Galaxy watches. While the last Beta of the UI 8 for the Galaxy S25 series was back in June, we learned today that the fourth and the probable beta version could arrive next week. Continue to read …

This phone has a huge 7,000 mAh battery

Nowadays, the most you can get on a regular size smartphone is a 5,000 mAh battery. Although it is pretty good, it has now become boring, isn’t it? A company is trying to double and has just launched a 7,000 mAh battery, which could be enough to put an end to the complaints of your battery forever. Continue to read …

One of our favorite features from Samsung Galaxy is about to improve

The locking screen of your Galaxy phone is about to become even more useful. Samsung’s “Now Bar”, one of our new favorite features of the user interface, will soon extend its scope spectacularly. And if you have a Galaxy Z Flip, you are for an additional treat. Continue to read …

New Android phones are about to have much faster wireless load speeds

Qi2 was the first major update of the omnipresent wireless charge standard in 15 years, but it is not the huge victory that everyone was waiting for. The Power Wireless Consortium hopes to change this with another upgrade: Qi2 25W. Continue to read …

The home assistant improves on Android

The home assistant is the best way to create your own smart home experience, and the Android application is a way to check your devices and update the settings. The assistant home team has announced some updates to come for the Android application, but these updates will also put at the end of the care of certain old devices. Continue to read …

Google Photos Gets new AI-Ai Ai-A of the Ecmanche tools

Google Photos is one of the most popular applications in the company, and it continues to evolve beyond a simple storage solution. Now Google is trying to make it a creative playground, giving you new ways to interact with your photos and transform them into something new. Continue to read …

Google messages is about to make superior functionality even better

It seems that Google Messages obtains a new feature or an exciting update every few weeks, and that does not slow down anytime soon. Text messaging is an extremely important communication tool, but if you have already received a message that you did not want, we have good news. Google’s sensitive content filters seem to improve. Continue to read …

The Samsung Ultra Galaxy Watch gets the Big One 8 update

While the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series is the first Running Wear Wear Wear OS 6 watch and the Samsung One 8 update, those with Galaxy Watch Ultra from last year are settling. Before the calendar, Samsung has just announced that UI 8 takes place today at the Ultra watch. Continue to read …

This new Magsafe charger is hung on an outing

The Twelvesouth powerbug will combine a Magsafe and a single USB charger in a minimalist design that you can connect almost wherever you find a socket. It is designed to get rid of these boring cords while keeping your right phone, whether in portrait or landscape mode. Continue to read …

Google just couldn’t hold the Pixel 10 until August

Google does things very differently from most other Android OEMs. And one of the things she does differently is that it is really bad to prevent leaks – and for years, I am sure they do it on purpose. If you thought Google was going to do things differently this year, too bad – the company just couldn’t hold the Pixel 10 for a few more weeks. Continue to read …

The HMD 101 4G is a functionality phone inspired by Nokia with Double Sim (and Snake)

It is easy to reject basic “stupid” phones in a world obsessed with smartphones, but sometimes the limitations are actually an advantage. What if you just want to make calls, listen to tunes and don’t worry about battery life? Enter the HMD 101 4G double sim. Continue to read …

Samsung launches the Galaxy A56 5G, a phone of $ 500 with features of $ 1,000

Why blow $ 1,000 on a flagship phone when you can get a flagship device for half the price? Samsung’s Galaxy A56 5G costs only $ 500, but contains a main camera of 50 Mp, a Super Amoled screen at 120 Hz, a relatively powerful chipset and a six -year software support guarantee – a set of features clearly excellent for the price. Continue to read …

Android editorials, lists and more

6 phones that are not only another boring slab

There is homogeneity with modern telephone versions. Companies compete more with specifications and software than creative physical conceptions. Fortunately, if you want something other than another glass slab, more experimentation is happening than you think! Continue to read …

Why my heart sucks on an under-bumper camera

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 removes with the under-game camera found on the previous generations of the phone. Many examiners praise this as a positive change. Personally, I’m sad to see Samsung abandon this technology – I want to see it on more phones, no less. Continue to read …

5 features that do not worry me when buying a new phone

What is really important for you when buying a new phone? Each year, telephone manufacturers publish new exciting equipment, larger screens, better cameras, fantasy software features and other waste that is not worthy of media. There are some non-negotiations, but there are also several features that I don’t care at all. Continue to read …

Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE VS Moto Razr (2025): Confrontation of an affordable rocking phone

Why blow $ 1,000 on a flagship phone when you can get a flagship device for half the price? Samsung’s Galaxy A56 5G costs only $ 500, but contains a main camera of 50 Mp, a Super Amoled screen at 120 Hz, a relatively powerful chipset and a six -year software support guarantee – a set of features clearly excellent for the price. Continue to read …

Why I prefer foldable phones on Android tablets

I like the idea of having an ordinary phone that takes place in something that looks like the same shape as an ordinary tablet, but after more than a year of using a foldable, I found that I actually prefer the appearance of my folding phone on that of any Android tablet that I owned. Continue to read …

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