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Samsung Lets Users Try Out Stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE via Remote Test Lab
Samsung unveiled a stable version of One UI 7 based on Android 15 alongside the Galaxy S25 series during its Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. The new software will soon make its way to older models like the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy S24 FE. Ahead of the public rollout, users can check out the stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE virtuall...
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HMD Fusion Review: A Fun, Modular Phone for the Masses
HMD’s Fusion builds on the idea of a modular phone explored by Motorola about eight years ago. The new brand, however, challenged the norm by developing a modular platform for budget smartphones. There are two smart accessories to choose from as well, making for an interesting take on the typical budget smartphone.
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OnePlus 13 Review: A New Beginning
With the launch of its all-new OnePlus 13, OnePlus is making a fresh start after a challenging 2024. Apart from its design, the flagship smartphone from the brand includes plenty of new hardware. Additionally, it incorporates new magnetic accessories that were borrowed from Oppo. So, how does it all work when put together? Read on to find out!
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Review: A Pocketable Champion
The Pixel 9 Pro ticks most checkboxes for a compact flagship smartphone. It packs a solid build and an excellent display. The performance is decent for everyday tasks until you are more inclined towards gaming. On the camera front, the 9 Pro outshines some expensive rivals. There are tons of AI features, and it also comes with Google's 7 years of s...
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Tipped to Support A/B System for Seamless Software Updates
Samsung Galaxy S25 series is confirmed to launch in the first half of 2025. Now, a tipster suggests that Samsung’s purported flagship smartphone lineup will come with support for Android’s A/B over-the-air (OTA) update system via two separate partitions which makes the process of downloading and installing software updates more seamless.
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Motorola Razr 50 Review: Mostly Excellent
The Motorola Razr 50 is the less expensive of the two clamshell foldables that the Lenovo-owned company launched last month. Compared to the older model, it gets a larger outer display, a water resistance rating, and some other minor upgrades. If you’re coming from a Razr 40, the larger outer display alone might make it a worthy upgrade.
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Truecaller for iOS Rolls Out Support for Automatic Spam Protection for Premium Users
Fulfilling the wishes of iPhone users, Truecaller will now bring in automatic spam blocking functionality with iOS 18. It is a guarantee that it will make the spam protection feature work on the Apple devices in toto to match it to the same with Android, which had enjoyed the feature for a long time. The most noteworthy feature of this update is t...
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Samsung Galaxy F55 5G Review: A Stylish Midranger
Samsung recently unveiled its Galaxy F55 5G at a starting price of Rs 29,999. The smartphone offers some sleek design language. It also marks the first device through which the brand is now offering vegan leather goodness to its Galaxy devices. The latest handset includes features like an in-display fingerprint reader, Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC, tripl...
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Google Pixel 9 Series, Pixel Fold 2 to Get New Samsung Modem With Emergency Satellite Connectivity: Report
Google Pixel 9's Tensor G4 chipset will come with a new Samsung Modem 5400, which will reportedly be "faster and more power-efficient" than the previous generation modems. The new modem will reportedly have an upgraded software stack to offer better stability. This would make the Pixel 9 series the first to support Android’s native satellite impl...
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Honor X9b Review: A Stylish Battery-Focussed Mid-Ranger
The Honor X9b is the latest mid-ranger from HTech, a wholly-owned Indian entity which manufactures and sells Huawei’s Honor smartphones in India. Interesting design aside, this mid-ranger packs a punch in some other areas but also misses out on quite a few things, making it difficult to recommend. Read on to find out more.
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Google Rolls Out Pixel Feature Drop Alongside March Security Update for Supported Devices: Details
Google has started rolling out its usual monthly security patch. This time, it comes with the quarterly Pixel Feature Drop, which brings several new features for various Pixel devices across product categories. While all currently supported devices are eligible for the security update, only certain (read newer) Pixel devices will receive all the ne...
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Five Things You Need to Know About the OnePlus Watch 2
After several attempts at creating a smartwatch, OnePlus seems to have finally figured it all out with its latest OnePlus Watch 2. The new wearable is very different from the previous half-baked attempts at building and designing the same. We take a closer look at what makes OnePlus’ latest wearable so different from its previous models and wheth...
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Android 15 Could Offer a Boost to Two-Factor Authentication Security to Keep User Data Safe: Report
Android 15 is still under development, but on Friday, February 16, Google released the first Developer Preview of the upcoming operating system. The tech giant said that the new Android software will largely focus on security, and a new report claims to have found three new ways it will make your smartphone and your sensitive data more secure.
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Beeper Says Its Efforts to Bring iMessage to Android Is ‘Unsustainable’ After Providing Jailbroken iPhone Fix
Beeper, the messaging platform that has fought hard to bring Apple’s iMessage to Android phones, seems to have released a final update for its service. After multiple attempts at making iMessage work on Android devices reliably, with workarounds that involved users accessing a Mac, Beeper has said its efforts to bring the popular messaging servic...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Review: Covering the Basics
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 has a revamped hinge, a larger cover display and a top-end processor. While the new Flex Window cover display makes the phone more useful when folded, it’s still missing a few things. Here's our full review.
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Samsung Lets Users Try Out Stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE via Remote Test Lab
Samsung unveiled a stable version of One UI 7 based on Android 15 alongside the Galaxy S25 series during its Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. The new software will soon make its way to older models like the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy S24 FE. Ahead of the public rollout, users can check out the stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE virtuall...
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HMD Fusion Review: A Fun, Modular Phone for the Masses
HMD’s Fusion builds on the idea of a modular phone explored by Motorola about eight years ago. The new brand, however, challenged the norm by developing a modular platform for budget smartphones. There are two smart accessories to choose from as well, making for an interesting take on the typical budget smartphone.
-
OnePlus 13 Review: A New Beginning
With the launch of its all-new OnePlus 13, OnePlus is making a fresh start after a challenging 2024. Apart from its design, the flagship smartphone from the brand includes plenty of new hardware. Additionally, it incorporates new magnetic accessories that were borrowed from Oppo. So, how does it all work when put together? Read on to find out!
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Review: A Pocketable Champion
The Pixel 9 Pro ticks most checkboxes for a compact flagship smartphone. It packs a solid build and an excellent display. The performance is decent for everyday tasks until you are more inclined towards gaming. On the camera front, the 9 Pro outshines some expensive rivals. There are tons of AI features, and it also comes with Google's 7 years of s...
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Tipped to Support A/B System for Seamless Software Updates
Samsung Galaxy S25 series is confirmed to launch in the first half of 2025. Now, a tipster suggests that Samsung’s purported flagship smartphone lineup will come with support for Android’s A/B over-the-air (OTA) update system via two separate partitions which makes the process of downloading and installing software updates more seamless.
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Motorola Razr 50 Review: Mostly Excellent
The Motorola Razr 50 is the less expensive of the two clamshell foldables that the Lenovo-owned company launched last month. Compared to the older model, it gets a larger outer display, a water resistance rating, and some other minor upgrades. If you’re coming from a Razr 40, the larger outer display alone might make it a worthy upgrade.
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Truecaller for iOS Rolls Out Support for Automatic Spam Protection for Premium Users
Fulfilling the wishes of iPhone users, Truecaller will now bring in automatic spam blocking functionality with iOS 18. It is a guarantee that it will make the spam protection feature work on the Apple devices in toto to match it to the same with Android, which had enjoyed the feature for a long time. The most noteworthy feature of this update is t...
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Samsung Galaxy F55 5G Review: A Stylish Midranger
Samsung recently unveiled its Galaxy F55 5G at a starting price of Rs 29,999. The smartphone offers some sleek design language. It also marks the first device through which the brand is now offering vegan leather goodness to its Galaxy devices. The latest handset includes features like an in-display fingerprint reader, Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC, tripl...
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Google Pixel 9 Series, Pixel Fold 2 to Get New Samsung Modem With Emergency Satellite Connectivity: Report
Google Pixel 9's Tensor G4 chipset will come with a new Samsung Modem 5400, which will reportedly be "faster and more power-efficient" than the previous generation modems. The new modem will reportedly have an upgraded software stack to offer better stability. This would make the Pixel 9 series the first to support Android’s native satellite impl...
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Honor X9b Review: A Stylish Battery-Focussed Mid-Ranger
The Honor X9b is the latest mid-ranger from HTech, a wholly-owned Indian entity which manufactures and sells Huawei’s Honor smartphones in India. Interesting design aside, this mid-ranger packs a punch in some other areas but also misses out on quite a few things, making it difficult to recommend. Read on to find out more.
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Google Rolls Out Pixel Feature Drop Alongside March Security Update for Supported Devices: Details
Google has started rolling out its usual monthly security patch. This time, it comes with the quarterly Pixel Feature Drop, which brings several new features for various Pixel devices across product categories. While all currently supported devices are eligible for the security update, only certain (read newer) Pixel devices will receive all the ne...
-
Five Things You Need to Know About the OnePlus Watch 2
After several attempts at creating a smartwatch, OnePlus seems to have finally figured it all out with its latest OnePlus Watch 2. The new wearable is very different from the previous half-baked attempts at building and designing the same. We take a closer look at what makes OnePlus’ latest wearable so different from its previous models and wheth...
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Android 15 Could Offer a Boost to Two-Factor Authentication Security to Keep User Data Safe: Report
Android 15 is still under development, but on Friday, February 16, Google released the first Developer Preview of the upcoming operating system. The tech giant said that the new Android software will largely focus on security, and a new report claims to have found three new ways it will make your smartphone and your sensitive data more secure.
-
Beeper Says Its Efforts to Bring iMessage to Android Is ‘Unsustainable’ After Providing Jailbroken iPhone Fix
Beeper, the messaging platform that has fought hard to bring Apple’s iMessage to Android phones, seems to have released a final update for its service. After multiple attempts at making iMessage work on Android devices reliably, with workarounds that involved users accessing a Mac, Beeper has said its efforts to bring the popular messaging servic...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Review: Covering the Basics
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 has a revamped hinge, a larger cover display and a top-end processor. While the new Flex Window cover display makes the phone more useful when folded, it’s still missing a few things. Here's our full review.
