Oh snap! Our favorite mid-range Fitbit is 25% OFF at Best Buy right now
Buyers can currently get $50 off our favorite mid-range Fitbit at Best Buy, but we aren’t sure how long this one will last.
Pixel Watch Touch Lock is now more locked down than ever, and some users aren’t happy
Credit: Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority Wear OS 5.1 changes Touch Lock on the Pixel Watch to disable the crown as well as the screen. Users can no longer scroll…
Why wait for Prime Day? The Galaxy Watch 7 just crashed to its lowest price EVER at Amazon
Head to Amazon today and you’ll score a whopping 30% off the Galaxy Watch 7, a discount that makes the flagship wearable more affordable than ever before.
Google Photos now lets you edit photos and videos in shared albums on Android
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google Photos is finally allowing Android users to edit photos or videos in shared albums. The Edit option is only available to album owners,…
Lucky enough to snag a Switch 2 preorder? Your old Switch is getting ready to transfer your data
The Nintendo Switch just got a big update to Ver. 20.0.0, released April 29. The biggest additions are system transfers to Switch 2, support for virtual game cards, and GameShare.…
Hate paying taxes? This may be your last chance to get a T-Mobile plan without them
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Today may be your last chance to sign up for a Go5G plan if you prefer it to the new Experience plans. Starting May…
OnePlus 13T’s availability could be as compact as the phone
OnePlus confirms that its compact 13T will not be available in Europe or North America, limiting its release to China and India.
Even the biggest names in smartphones are struggling with sagging global demand
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority According to a new report, the global smartphone market grew only by 0.2% in the first quarter of 2025. This is the third consecutive…
Google teases ‘new possibilities’ inbound for Gemini updates during I/O 2025
Google teased Gemini updates for I/O 2025 that will bring “new possibilities” for users.
Poll: What do you think of Android’s upcoming UI overhaul?
Android has taken on a lot of different looks in the 16+ years since its debut — some loved, some reviled. Lately, though, it’s felt like we haven’t been seeing…