Nandika Ravi

1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

What you need to knowYouTube is rolling out a special subscription tier just for select users in  India, France, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. With this tier, users can share their premium subscription with one other person in their household. This move is set to increase the adoptability of the otherwise expensive Premium tier. YouTube seems to be finding new ways to increase its premium subscribers.

1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

What you need to knowGalaxy Z Flip 7 could get a slightly wider screen when compared to its predecessor, according to avid tipster Max Jambor. They took to X to post the alleged dimensions of the device: 161.57 x 69.96 mm. In a separate leak, the battery capacities of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 showed up in a UL Demko certification platform. Galaxy Z Fold 7 will supposedly come with a 4,272 mAh battery, while the Z Flip 7 will show up with a 4,174 mAh battery.

1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

(Image credit: Android Central)News Weekly is our column where we highlight and summarize some of the week's top stories so you can catch up on the latest tech news. This is Android Central's News Weekly, your go-to source for a concise roundup of the week's most significant tech stories. This is where we delve into the top headlines that provide the latest developments and innovations contributing to the digital landscape.

1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

What you need to knowOne UI 7 update is causing significant battery drain for Samsung Galaxy S24 and Z Fold 6 users. Users are experiencing rapid battery drain even during periods when the phone is not in use, requiring frequent charging. Some workarounds include clearing cache or waiting a week for usage pattern learning. Several people have taken to Samsung forums and Reddit to report significant battery drain issues that are supposedly triggered by the new One UI 7 update.

1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

What you need to knowGoogle Play Store lost nearly 47% of its apps since the start of 2024, according to a new report. Of these apps, 200,000 were under the “games” category, followed by 160,700 in education, and 115,400 in business. Google said that it is due to its new policies that can track, detect, and remove spammy apps from the platform. A new analysis by app intelligence provider Appfigures shows that Google's Play Store has been losing apps since the start of 2024.