by dbadmin | Dec 8, 2025 | Android XR, Google, News, Samsung Galaxy XR
TL;DR Google’s introducing PC Connect, for streaming your computer’s display to an Android XR headset. PC Connect supports multiple computers, letting you jump from one to another. Beta access to PC Connect begins today. Samsung’s Galaxy XR is here, and while both it...
by dbadmin | Dec 8, 2025 | Android XR, AR, Google, News, Smart Glasses, XREAL
Credit: Google / XREAL TL;DR As part of its Android XR plans, Google has unveiled a new look at XREAL’s Project Aura, Android XR’s first wired smart glasses. Project Aura pairs lightweight, optical see-through AR-style lenses with a tethered computing puck and runs...
by dbadmin | Dec 8, 2025 | Authority Insights, Google, Google Pixel, Google Pixel Watch, News
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority TL;DR New strings in Google Play Services indicate that enabling Android Advanced Protection Mode will automatically disable the Watch Unlock feature on Pixel Watch. This potential change prioritizes maximum security over...
by dbadmin | Dec 7, 2025 | Features, Google, Google Pixel 11
Yeah, I said it — and I’ll stand by it. I know the dust hasn’t even settled on the end of 2025, nor have we named our editor’s choice picks for phone of the year, but I already know what the best phone of next year will be. It’s going to be the Google Pixel 11, and I...
by dbadmin | Dec 6, 2025 | Google, Google Gemini, Google Home, Guides
In late October, Google officially began its big rollout of Gemini for Google Home. Google Assistant hasn’t been doing Google’s smart speakers and displays any favors in recent years, so the transition to Gemini has been long-awaited. There’s just one problem....
by dbadmin | Dec 6, 2025 | Chromebooks, Features, Google, Google Chrome OS
The Android side of the internet is abuzz with rumors around Google’s Aluminum OS, which is expected to replace ChromeOS on low-power laptops. That sounds like an incredible idea since Google hasn’t had its own real computer software in forever — no, ChromeOS doesn’t...
