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1 day ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Spigen is one of the top names in the mobile charger industry, so we love to see big discounts on its top wall chargers. If you're in the market for more USB-C charging outlets without sacrificing speed, this deal will be right up your street. The name might be a mouthful, but the 140W Spigen ArcStation Pro GaN III 1402 USB-C wall charger is down to just $29.99 on Amazon right now - way cheaper than ever before.
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1 day ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Active noise canceling (ANC) earbuds are often found at the more premium end of the price spectrum. That's why our sister site, SoundGuys, suggested that the CMF Buds by Nothing might be among the best ANC earbuds under $50. They were very affordable at their $39.99 retail price, so they're a bit of a bargain in today's deal. CMF Buds for $26.99 ($13 off) The 31% markdown on the wireless earbuds matches their all-time low price, and there's a limited stock to be claimed in the Amazon deal.
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1 day ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Google is adding a security question to Remote Lock to prevent unauthorized use. Remote Lock previously only required a phone number from your Google account, making it easy to exploit. The new feature will roll out later in the year, along with other new security measures announced today. Google's Remote Lock feature is getting a much-needed security upgrade, with a new layer of verification being added.
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1 day ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google is now testing its new AI Mode button on its home page. Some Labs users see it replacing the I'm Feeling Lucky option, but the feature appears in different parts of the Search interface for others. AI Mode offers chatbot-style answers and could signal a bigger shift in how Google wants users to search.
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2 days ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Tablets are fast becoming a must-have part of any techie lineup, but we don't all want to splash out four figures on the latest iPad Pro. The Amazon Fire range has long been an affordable and solid alternative if you're on a budget, and that's especially true today.
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2 days ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Rita El Khoury / Android Authority We're big advocates of stepping back a generation or two to find the best value in tech. If you're of the same mind, this is a tantalizing offer. Those of you fast enough to catch it can find that Woot has an amazing Google Pixel Watch deal running right now. Originally selling for $400, the eye-catching smartwatch is down to just $69.99 today.
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2 days ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Joe Maring / Android Authority Reports suggest that some T-Mobile customers threatening to cancel are getting better-than-usual retention offers. The reported discounts range from $10 to $20 off per month for six months. There's no official policy change, but recent price hikes may be prompting T-Mobile to act. One of the most longstanding pieces of kitchen-table wisdom is that you can usually get a better deal on a subscription service if you threaten to cancel.
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2 days ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Ultra-thin phones often make for eye-catching tech demos, but they rarely make it to market. That's not the case with the TECNO SPARK Slim. First revealed as a concept device earlier this year, TECNO has confirmed that it plans to launch a global production model in the second half of 2025. That means this isn't just a design experiment - it's the beginning of a new product trend built around what TECNO calls "millimeter-level" slimness.
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4 days ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Samsung's global lineup has always been bigger than the range we saw in the US. Over the years, some of its most interesting, ambitious, or just plain fun devices have been kept elsewhere, often by design. From luxury foldables to engineering experiments, here are the best Samsung phones that never officially made it stateside. 1. Samsung W24/ W24 Flip (2023) Ever wondered what phone a billionaire would have?
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5 days ago | 
androidauthority.com | Matt Horne
Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority Whoop users say the company broke its promise of a free hardware upgrade after six months of membership. Archived text confirmed the offer, but the manufacturer has quietly changed its policy following the Whoop 5.0 launch. The backlash online has been swift, with Reddit users calling the move a betrayal. A day after launching its new Whoop 5.0 fitness tracker, the company is facing a backlash from longtime customers.
