Alexander Maxham
Head Editor at Android Headlines
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3 weeks ago |
androidheadlines.com | Alexander Maxham
The Google Pixel 9 Pro is part of a new trend that we’ve seen with smartphone makers lately. We are getting “Pro” smartphones in a smaller size. The Pixel 9 Pro sports a 6.3-inch display, which is nearly a half-inch smaller than the Pixel 9 Pro XL, which is 6.8 inches. While still sporting all of the same specs, exactly the same specs.
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3 weeks ago |
androidheadlines.com | Alexander Maxham
Samsung first teased its tri-fold device at Unpacked in January. It was a very subtle tease, but it did confirm to everyone that Samsung was working on a tri-fold. And now we’re starting to see more progress on this tri-fold device. Including some certifications for it. The Samsung tri-fold recently gained 3C certification in China. That’s essentially China’s version of the FCC. And in that certification, we can see that the charging speed of the new tri-fold won’t blow anyone away. It’ll be just 25W.
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3 weeks ago |
androidheadlines.com | Alexander Maxham
Ahead of WWDC, which kicks off on Monday, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is out with a pretty lengthy article about what to expect from WWDC. Gurman reiterates that Apple will not focus on AI, but instead focus on design and productivity enhancements. As usual, the keynote will start at 10AM PT, and likely will run about two hours. This is where Apple will unveil all of its software platform updates. Which includes iOS 16, iPadOS 26, tvOS 26, visionOS 26, macOS 26, and watchOS 26.
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3 weeks ago |
androidheadlines.com | Alexander Maxham
One thing Samsung is really good at is providing choices for consumers. We in the media tend to complain about the vast number of smartphones, tablets and even smartwatches that Samsung offers, but to be honest, it’s a great thing for consumers. In the tablet space, we have the Galaxy Tab A and then the flagship Galaxy Tab S lineup. Just below that is the Galaxy Tab S FE lineup, which is slightly cheaper and less flagship, but it’s positioned as a very good option, still.
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3 weeks ago |
androidheadlines.com | Alexander Maxham
If you’re wondering about the Google Pixel 9 size, you’re not alone. As smartphones keep getting bigger every year, many users are looking for a device that strikes the right balance between screen real estate and pocketability — and that’s exactly where the Pixel 9 shines. The Google Pixel 9 features a 6.3-inch Full HD+ OLED 120Hz display, making it the most compact option in Google’s latest flagship lineup.
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Gotta love betas. So many duplicate apps on my app drawer now on One UI 8 Beta 2 lol https://t.co/SSTva9wXcq
When Samsung opened the One UI 8 beta, I was out of the country without my S25 Ultra, so missed out on joining. With beta 2, it looks like they opened more spots. For those that also missed out the first time. https://t.co/L9U9prOXpa
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