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Samsung could soon take on Apple and Sony with its own Galaxy headphones

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Audio headlines have been full of nostalgia lately, especially with recent reports suggesting Sony’s classic WH-1000XM4 could make a comeback, coupled with the arrival of a new WH-1000XM6 color. Google also played it safe at the latest Pixel 11 hardware showcase, settling for […]

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Google ordered to remove scary warnings when installing third-party app stores

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. US District Judge James Donato has ordered Google to streamline the installation process for competing Android app stores, rebuking the company for inserting unnecessary roadblocks into the user experience. The order lands just as Google is being forced to open its ecosystem under

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Camera Looks may finally fix the biggest sin of Google Pixel cameras

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Google, by the very nature of its approach to imaging, has leaned hard into an aggressive HDR implementation. This can often mean flat-looking images with artificially lifted shadows and details that are just a bit too sharp for my liking. But with the

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YouTube says there’s a reason its UI keeps changing, and it’s not to annoy you

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. YouTube’s endless experimentation with its user interface, both on mobile and the web, can feel jarring. It’s almost as if the UI is constantly changing, and at any given time you’ll find different content orientations, experimental placements, and buttons spread across the interface.

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Forget the Pixel 11, this Google product is turning plenty of heads this year

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. In May, the Fitbit Air arrived with its minimalist, screenless design that I’ve been clamoring for for years. Granted, it misses a few features on my personal wishlist, but it proves that you don’t need a display to keep tabs on your health.

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Google Meet can now take notes even for in-person meetings, here’s how

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. We’ve seen speech recognition evolve rapidly over the past year. Voice typing is so accurate now that dictation is replacing traditional keyboards for some of us, with specialized software like Wispr Flow making it effortless to catch every word. Some brands have even

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Samsung phones could finally get proper app lock with One UI 9.5

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. App lock functionality has been a staple feature on phones from several Android brands. This lets you put apps behind a PIN or biometric scan. Unfortunately, Samsung doesn’t have a proper app lock system. Thankfully, it looks like this is changing in One

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iOS 27 gives Apple Photos two features we’ve waited a long time for

iOS 27 is packed with new features for Apple’s Photos app, including two that have long been on many users’ wish lists: full-featured slideshow creation and upgraded iCloud Shared Albums. The Photos app has long supported a very rudimentary version of a slideshow feature. But it’s geared more toward reliving personal memories. If you wanted

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