Get the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra for as low as $499.99!
Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is one of the most sought-after high-end devices out there, and it’s actually our favorite premium handset in our…
Projector deals: I never thought projectors would get so good, portable, and affordable!
Credit: XGIMI Growing up, I remember always wanting a projector. A rich friend had one, and I got hooked on the magical feeling that a dark room and a mini…
Qualcomm’s Q2 earnings ‘exceed expectations’ with a 15% revenue increase
Qualcomm saw a great second quarter with its revenue up by 15%, totalling 10.8 billion.
Meta’s Q1 2025 earnings show major AI priority shift, Ray-Ban success
Zuckerberg laid out Meta’s ‘five major opportunities’ for growth while discussing their outlook on tariffs, Meta AI, and major Ray-Ban glasses growth.
T-Mobile really wants to give you a free Galaxy S25 with this new wireless deal — so what’s the catch?
T-Mobile will give you a free Galaxy S25 when you add a qualified line to your wireless account; but which plans are eligible and is it worth the cost?
Gemini is getting its very own Android widget
Gemini is getting its very own Android widget. The widget offers a shortcut to Gemini, file upload options, and Gemini Live. If you’re tight on space, you can shrink that…
Samsung just dropped the first real clues about the Galaxy Tab S11
The Tab S10 Ultra is the best Civ 6 machine I’ve found yet. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s earnings call confirmed an AI-powered Galaxy Tab S11 and a…
Android Auto’s UI for climate control support might look like this
A leak purported the look of Android Auto’s recently rumored climate controls.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series has arrived: Specs, pricing, availability, colors, and more
Samsung has launched two models in its flagship Tab S10 series: the Tab S10 Plus and the Tab S10 Ultra. The new tablets retain the same display sizes, battery capacities,…
Gmail will now let you react to emails with emojis
Google is rolling out a Gmail tweak that’ll let users reply and react to emails with emojis, much like Slack or Google Chat.