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Google TV shows off its ‘new’ features in fullscreen roundup when you turn on your TV [Gallery]
Google TV is rolling out its latest feature roundup, showcasing new features and additions that have rolled out in recent months. Read more @ 9to5google The post Google TV shows off its ‘new’ features in fullscreen roundup when you turn on your TV [Gallery] appeared first on…
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Android Auto ‘Work Account’ support would allow for easy switching in work vehicles
Support for work accounts was recently discovered in an unreleased version of Android Auto. It could be a perfect feature for users who need to connect to their work vehicle without personal apps enabled. Read more @ 9to5google The post Android Auto ‘Work Account’ support would…
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Samsung’s Android 18-based One UI 10 update sounds like it might be a big deal
While Android 17 is still trickling out to Android phones, Samsung is undoubtedly cooking up its Android 18-based One UI 10 update behind the scenes and, based on some early leaks, it at least sounds like it could be a reasonably big one. Read more @ 9to5google The post…
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You should pick up this $850 Pixel 10 Pro XL over its $1,300 sequel
Whether you’re in need of a new phone or you’re trying to get some early Christmas shopping out of the way, Amazon has a killer deal on a Pixel 10 Pro XL that might make you forget all about RAMageddon. Read more @ 9to5google The post You should pick up this $850 Pixel 10 Pro XL…
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Spotify’s ‘QR code verification’ cracks down on sharing and could ban you for a year
Spotify is rolling out a new method of cracking down on Family plan sharing, with “QR code verification” that’s not particularly hard to work around, but has major consequences if you miss the window. Read more @ 9to5google The post Spotify’s ‘QR code verification’ cracks down…
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I’ve struggled to use Samsung displays for years, but the Galaxy S27 may finally fix that; here’s why
The Samsung Galaxy S27 display may be getting a DC-dimming upgrade, and that will be a huge boon for people sensitive to PWM dimming. Read more @ 9to5google The post I’ve struggled to use Samsung displays for years, but the Galaxy S27 may finally fix that; here’s why appeared…
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Monday’s Android app deals and freebies: Troll Parkour, Good Snowman, Harvest Moon, more
Today’s best Google Play app and game deals are ready, including Troll Parkour, A Good Snowman, Dream Breach Survivor, Harvest Moon: Skytree Village, Harvest Moon: Home Sweet Home, Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley, A Humble Hero, Cosmic Express, RPG Knight Bewitched, Newtro Boxing,…
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iPhone Duo has a bigger battery than Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Pixel 11 Pro Fold
Apple’s iPhone Duo may be thicker and heavier than most Android foldables, but it makes use of that space with a bigger battery compared to its main competitors, with a bigger battery than both the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and PIxel 11 Pro Fold. Read more @ 9to5google The post iPhone Duo…
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Google support pages start defaulting to AI chatbots – it might be for the best
Google is starting to move its support pages from detailed articles to AI summaries with a chatbot, with an added set of steps to access the full details of the any given page. Read more @ 9to5google The post Google support pages start defaulting to AI chatbots – it might be for…
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The COROS Pace 4 is a smartwatch for running and clear reasons to buy over Wear OS
Acclaimed Japanese marathon champion Suguru Osako’s special edition COROS Pace 4 lasts a whopping 19 days on a single charge, including over 41 hours of real-time GPS tracking. Read more @ 9to5google The post The COROS Pace 4 is a smartwatch for running and clear reasons to buy…
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Wyze’s latest weight scale has a display you can actually see, Google Health sync
Wyze has released a new BodyScan Plus scale that syncs with Google Health and Android Health Connect while fixing a long-running problem with scales – this one actually lets you see the display. Read more @ 9to5google The post Wyze’s latest weight scale has a display you can…
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Moto Tag 2 is no longer $19.99 as the UWB tracker gears up for Pixel Tag competition
The Moto Tag 2 was always supposed to be $30, but a long-running introductory discount left the Find Hub tracker cheaper. Now, that deal has ended. Read more @ 9to5google The post Moto Tag 2 is no longer $19.99 as the UWB tracker gears up for Pixel Tag competition appeared first…
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Samsung reportedly hasn’t finalized Galaxy S27 details, considers February launch
It would be “February at the latest,” but Samsung has yet to set a launch date under pressure to finalize component details for the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra. Read more @ 9to5google The post Samsung reportedly hasn’t finalized Galaxy S27 details, considers February launch…
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Dizzying lineup of Galaxy Z Fold 9 devices leaks, including the Galaxy Z ‘Slide’
The Galaxy Z Fold 9 lineup looks complicated. Not only does Samsung reportedly plan to add another Fold model, but a slideable phone called the “Galaxy Z Slide.” Read more @ 9to5google The post Dizzying lineup of Galaxy Z Fold 9 devices leaks, including the Galaxy Z ‘Slide’…
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Deals: Galaxy Z Fold 8 up to $570 off, Galaxy Tab S12 + FREE $200 gift card, Sony 1000XM6 buds, more
Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Galaxy Z Fold 8 up to $570 off courtesy of Best Buy alongside a fleeting chance to secure the Galaxy Tab S12 launch deals ending soon – up to $550+ off with trades, FREE $200 Amazon credit, and more. You can also land the originally…
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The biggest reason not to buy a Googlebook is all about timing
You probably shoudn’t buy a Googlebook. That’s less of an opinion about the platform itself, but more about the bad timing that this launch has seen, and protecting your own wallet. 9to5Google Weekender by Ben Schoon is a part of our free newsletter that also includes ‘Inbox,’ a…
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Walmart’s $60 Google TV streamer might be the only good deal left in streaming
As prices skyrocket on virtually everything else, Walmart’s $60 Onn 4K Pro streamer with Google TV might be the only good deal left — if you can find it in stock. Read more @ 9to5google The post Walmart’s $60 Google TV streamer might be the only good deal left in streaming…
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Qualcomm says rumors about Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 overheating are ‘inaccurate’
Following a report that Samsung might skip the latest Snapdragon flagship, Qualcomm says that rumors about the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 running into overheating issues are “inaccurate.” Read more @ 9to5google The post Qualcomm says rumors about Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme…
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Android 17 QPR2 Beta 7.1 rolling out for Pixel
Google is rolling out Android 17 QPR2 Beta 7.1 today a week after the last preview for Pixel devices, which did not feature major user-facing changes. Read more @ 9to5google The post Android 17 QPR2 Beta 7.1 rolling out for Pixel appeared first on AIVAnet .
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Pixelated 121: Is Googlebook the first real post-smartphone PC?
Welcome to Pixelated episode 121. This week, Abner, Damien, and Will dive deep into Google’s new laptop platform, Googlebook. From hardware impressions across review units to making sense of the earliest days of desktop Android, there’s a ton of ground to cover. What sort of…