Adamya Sharma

2 weeks ago | androidauthority.com | Adamya Sharma

Lanh Nguyen / Android Authority The Galaxy Ring 2 may not launch this year. A new report suggests Samsung has just started developing the smart ring. If development is still in its early stages, it could be several months before the product is ready for market. It's been nearly a year since Samsung launched the Galaxy Ring, so it's reasonable to expect a successor soon, perhaps within the next month or so.

2 weeks ago | androidauthority.com | Adamya Sharma

YouTube is a constantly evolving beast. Between the endless UI experiments, the rise of Shorts, and the ever-growing ad invasion, it's harder than ever to enjoy the platform like we used to in the good old days. But even though I eventually caved and got YouTube Premium - because when you can't defeat the system, sometimes, you've got to join the system - all hope is not lost. There are still plenty of ways in which I can take back control of my YouTube experience, and you can too.

3 weeks ago | androidauthority.com | Adamya Sharma

Damien Wilde / Android Authority Nothing has teased the "death" of the Glyph interface in a dramatic video, though it may be a marketing move rather than a permanent change. Fans speculate a shift to a dot matrix lighting system, aligning with the dot-themed design of the Nothing OS. Based on the teaser rollout, Nothing Phone 3 is expected to launch this summer, possibly as early as next month.

3 weeks ago | androidauthority.com | Adamya Sharma

Ryan Haines / Android Authority The Galaxy A16 5G has started getting the One UI 7 update based on Android 15. It is the best-selling Android phone of this year so far. The One UI 7 update for the Galaxy A16 5G reportedly fixes the UI and navigation lags users experienced on One UI 6.1.One of Samsung's cheapest Galaxy phones was recently crowned as the best-selling Android phone of 2025 so far by Counterpoint Research.

3 weeks ago | androidauthority.com | Adamya Sharma

Rita El Khoury / Android Authority The Instagram app on Android was causing excessive battery drain, as users reported. Comparisons showed that lately, Instagram was using significantly more battery power than other apps with similar screen-on times. Google has acknowledged the problem and advised updating to Instagram build 382.0.0.49.84, which users say has resolved the battery drain issue.