Jay Bonggolto
News Writer at Android Central
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6 days ago |
androidcentral.com | Jay Bonggolto
What you need to knowThe Galaxy Z Fold 7 might break records as the world’s thinnest foldable, measuring just 3.9mm open and 8.9mm folded. Samsung is focusing on thinner, lighter designs for its flagship devices, with the Z Fold 7 sticking to the same 4,400mAh battery as its predecessor. The Z Flip 7 could also get a battery bump to 4,300mAh, up from 4,000mAh in the Z Flip 6.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Jay Bonggolto
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 4-pack at 48% off $28 $30 Save $2 As the next-gen upgrade in Samsung’s tracking lineup, the Galaxy SmartTag 2 brings some solid improvements—like a slick new design, 50% more battery life, and tighter integration with SmartThings Find. It’s also IP67 rated, so it can handle the elements. And with Power Saving Mode on, it can keep tabs on your stuff for up to 700 days.
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1 week ago |
androidcentral.com | Jay Bonggolto
What you need to knowPixel Watch's companion app is finally rocking a light theme after years of all-black vibes. There's no switch in the app settings, meaning it’s a quiet server-side update from Google. Google has been lightening things up lately, with Pixel Studio getting the same treatment in March. Google’s Pixel Watch app is stepping into the light—literally.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Jay Bonggolto
Netflix is rolling out a revamped homepage for smart TVs and streaming devices, making it way easier to find stuff to watch. The new layout includes big spotlight banners, personalized rows, and renaming "My List" to "My Netflix" for easier navigation. The homepage will adapt to your mood, serving up content that matches your vibe thanks to AI. Netflix may be the king of streaming services with its slick, easy-to-use layout, but even the champs need a refresh.
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1 week ago |
androidcentral.com | Jay Bonggolto
What you need to knowInstagram is testing a new locked Reels feature with secret codes and hints, starting with The Weeknd. Creators get a cool way to boost engagement and drop exclusive content for fans who crack the code. The Weeknd is using the feature to release a sneak peek of Hurry Up Tomorrow, with a clue: "CLEAN TITLE FOR TRACK 3."Instagram is playing around with a new way to lock down Reels using a secret code, maybe even with a hint to help out.
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