Ayomide Sadiq

1 week ago | talkandroid.com | Ayomide Sadiq

Over the years, while Google's Pixel smartphones have arguably been getting better, there's one aspect in which the company has been getting worse, and that's in keeping details of their devices under wraps prior to launch. There's no company that doesn't get hit by leaks to some extent, but Google is definitely one of the worst in that regard. But hey, the more leaks, the better it is for us on the consumer end of things, right?

1 week ago | talkandroid.com | Ayomide Sadiq

Samsung isn't just a phone company. Out of most brands which are household names these days, there are very few that have their fingers in as many pies as Samsung does. Considering that Samsung makes phones, computers, and smart TVs, it shouldn't be surprising that it is deep in the software market. There are a lot of apps to its name. Speaking of apps, Samsung has just unveiled a new app for users in the UK, and the Samsung News app is joining the family.

1 week ago | talkandroid.com | Ayomide Sadiq

Eufy is an Anker sub-brand, and instead of focusing on power and charging hardware like its parent company, it has decided to take a step into the future. Eufy's wheelhouse is smart home products, one category of which is smart robot vacuums that will clean your house, empty their contents, and sit in their dock to charge, autonomously. The manufacturer has announced two new robot vacuums to join its rich portfolio. They're the Eufy Omni E25 and E28.

1 week ago | talkandroid.com | Ayomide Sadiq

I don't need to go on a whole new spiel about how Samsung's One UI 7 release campaign has been a mess. You know all about that already. However, considering the rollout finally commenced about a week ago, it was annoying to hear that a bug and “maintenance” forced Samsung to pause that rollout. How long will I and my S22 Ultra have to wait? One UI 7 aside, it might be wiser to look towards the future.

1 week ago | talkandroid.com | Ayomide Sadiq

OnePlus has come a long way in the smartphone game. Its first device, the OnePlus One, was launched in 2014. In over 10 years in the market, the only device that it released that could be considered compact was the OnePlus X in 2015, but even then, it had a 5-inch display, and a “real” compact like Sony's Xperia Z5 Compact was still at 4.6 inches. This year, it seems OnePlus is ready to release a true compact phone, at least in line with what other manufacturers deem to be compact in 2025.