by dbadmin | Jan 28, 2026 | Features, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold
Samsung has finally announced US availability details for the Galaxy Z TriFold. Samsung’s first tri-folding smartphone will officially hit store shelves on January 30, and if you want to buy one for yourself, it’ll set you back $2,900. No, that’s not a typo. The...
by dbadmin | Jan 28, 2026 | Android, Features
If you have ever read about a new Android feature and wondered why your phone doesn’t have it, or why some people are talking about it months before Google officially announces anything, you are probably not alone. Android’s release cycle sounds simple on paper, but...
by dbadmin | Jan 27, 2026 | Features, Google, Google Pixel 10, Qi2, Wireless Charging
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority For the past few months, I’ve delved deep into the mess that is Qi2 on the Pixel 10 series. When I started out my tests, I thought, “Oh, how complicated could it get? Just get a Qi2 charger, put your phone on it, and boom,...
by dbadmin | Jan 27, 2026 | Features, Notion
Credit: Mitja Rutnik / Android Authority I’ve been using Notion for a few years now as my “everything app,” but the time has come to gradually part ways with it. Notion is where I keep all my recipes, meeting notes, and data related to things like my fitness journey...
by dbadmin | Jan 27, 2026 | Android 17, Apple iOS, Features, Google
Since its release this past September, Google’s Material 3 Expressive UI has quickly become my favorite Android skin around. The bouncy, responsive animations, big buttons, and distinctive shapes/colors result in an Android interface I love spending time with — and...
by dbadmin | Jan 27, 2026 | AI, Browsers, Features, Perplexity
The community’s hatred of AI is completely valid. Even I can’t help but scoff when I hear about new features landing on operating systems that don’t need them, or apps with additions that offer no tangible benefit. This was my reaction when the first AI web browsers...
