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Unbelievable: the best flip phone ever built scores a historic $500 discount during Best Buy's Presidents' Day sale
For a limited time, you can score an incredible $500 off our beloved Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) at Best Buy, no strings attached. -
Some of my favorite Android phones are on sale for Presidents' Day — here are the TOP 5 deals you need to see
The Presidents' Day sales are here, and some of the best Android phones we've ever used are getting HUGE discounts. -
T-Mobile put AI 'natively' in its network, and there's a beta for 'Live Translation'
T-Mobile announced that it's putting AI directly into its cellular network, and the first feature to arrive will be Live Translation. -
'Dear Algo,' Threads made it easy for me to control my feed's algorithm, and I can't stop scrolling
Threads announced "Dear Algo," a way for users to personalize what they want their feed to look like. -
Android 17 Beta 1 on hold after seemingly accidental announcement — Here's what happened
Google has released Android 17 Beta 1 with a stronger push toward adaptive apps and big-screen optimization. -
I simplified my Google Photos searching and editing with this trick
Google Photos will now let you edit your photos with natural language queries, simplifying the app's editing tools in a transparent way. -
I tried AI Translation on the EarFun Air Pro 4 Plus, and these might be the affordable Pixel Buds killer we’ve been waiting for
EarFun debuted an AI-powered translation feature for its Air Pro 4+ earbuds at CES 2026. Here's how well it works. -
Google confirms the first Android 17 beta is coming soon — just as Android 16 QPR3 cycle ends
With Android 16 QPR3 Beta 2.1 marking the end of that cycle, Google is preparing to launch the Android 17 beta program. -
Google Maps might get a trial space for new features, and 'Ask Maps' could headline
Google Maps is rumored to add a trial space for users to experiment with new features. -
Massive Galaxy S26 leak leaves no secrets, and I believe Samsung is finally fixing the base model
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series leak reveals a focus on camera, charging, and AI refinements over a major redesign. -
Galaxy S26 inbound: my reminder is set for Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event this month
Samsung confirms that its Galaxy Unpacked event is kicking off later in February. -
More of us get in on Fitbit's personal health coach with an expansion to more places and iOS
Fitbit expands its AI-driven health coach to even more countries this week, including users on iOS. -
Motorola Signature vs. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: When flagships collide
Motorola's swankiest top-of-the-line smartphone yet offers a truckload of goodies, but can it dethrone Samsung's stylus-toting standard bearer? -
Best Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold cases
The best Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold cases are scant for now. Here's what's currently available on the market. -
T-Mobile will give you a free month AND 300 bucks to try its Home Internet service — I'm not joking
Sign up for T-Mobile's All-In 5G Home Internet plan and you could get a free month of service plus $300 back when you use this code at checkout. -
How many software updates will the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold receive?
The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold is the company's most expensive phone yet, and you can bet that it will be supported for a really long time. -
Google Pixel 10a vs. Samsung Galaxy S25 FE: Might not be worth the wait
The Google Pixel 10a is not expected to be a massive upgrade over the 9a, but it should be cheaper than the Galaxy S25 FE, which could give it an advantage. -
Nothing's Playground lets you build the apps you need without coding — and it's exactly what I need
Playground lets users create Essential Apps that live on the home screen and adapt to individual routines and needs. -
Nothing's rumored 'Headphone (a)' could launch soon, but do we even need them?
Nothing's most recent over-ear headphones have been a hit, but is there room for a third contender? A leak suggests Nothing thinks there is, but I'm not so sure. -
YouTube TV's new Sports Plan was literally made for me, and I'm canceling my other subscriptions
YouTube TV felt like a bloated subscription with too many channels I didn't need. Now, its interest-based plans feel like a perfect fit. -
Android desktop will put Gemini front and center — just as you'd expect
New strings suggest Gemini will be a core part of Android's push toward a full desktop-style experience. -
Discord is right — the only way to protect kids is to assume everyone is a kid
Discord wants everyone to upload face scans or ID cards to verify their age. Two things can be true: this is the only solution, and I'm never doing it. -
YouTube Music hits users with an uno reverse, takes away lyrics from free tier
YouTube Music users report that lyrics have vanished for free-tier users behind a paywall. -
Samsung’s rumored Galaxy S26 camera plans tell me Apple just changed the rules
Samsung might finally ditch software tricks for a real mechanical camera on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, giving us the professional hardware control. -
Google Translate’s latest upgrade surprised everyone by turning into a chatbot
Google Translate's new AI mode has a secret chatbot you can unlock, exposing the quirky, unpredictable side of built-in Gemini.