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Nandika Ravi

Toronto

News Editor at Android Central

News Editor @Androidcentral | Formerly @OMNItelevision | Currently on Maternity leave

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  • 1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

    What you need to knowGoogle has laid off hundreds of employees from its Android and Pixel teams on Thursday (April 10). The company cut down its staff from its Platform and Devices unit, claiming that they're focused on operating more effectively. Google's original decision to merge the organization's OS and hardware teams was a key trigger for these layoffs. Google laid off hundreds of employees from the Platforms and Devices unit on Thursday, April 10.

  • 1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

    What you need to knowThe OnePlus Watch 3's went on sale in the U.S. and it seems like it came with a different price tag. The OnePlus Watch 3 was supposed to be sold at $330 however, it looks like the company is now selling the same watch for $499.99.

  • 1 week ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

    What you need to knowThe stable version of the One UI 7 has finally started rolling out to eligible Galaxy users in both the U.S. and Europe. Samsung Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, and Z Flip 6 users are the first ones to see the update pop up in their settings. The One UI 7 is expected to roll out to more devices in the coming weeks. Samsung's One UI 7 Saga is one for the books. After a long wait and several beta versions, the company has finally rolled out a stable OS to its users.

  • 2 weeks ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

    What you need to knowOnePlus 13 users can now give Android 16 Beta 2 a test run and see what this new OS feels like on their phones. The company put out a detailed guide for developers and advanced users who'd like to test out the new software. OnePlus does caution users about known issues and the risk of bricking their phones, during this upgrade process.

  • 2 weeks ago | androidcentral.com | Nandika Ravi

    What you need to knowA new leak revealed the alleged prices of Google's next flagship lineup. It claims that the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL will see a $100 price hike this time around, while the Pixel 10 Pro Fold may drop to $1,600. The Pixel line (standard Pixel, two Pro models, and one foldable) will allegedly remain the same until 2028. The Google Pixel A-series will also be sold at the same price, $499 through 2028.

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Nandika Ravi
Nandika Ravi @nandikaiyer
9 Apr 25

RT @androidcentral: OnePlus users can now get early access to Android 16's beta https://t.co/mhQM76AR0q

Nandika Ravi
Nandika Ravi @nandikaiyer
9 Apr 25

RT @androidcentral: A curious Pixel 10 leak may provide a glimpse at what the next few years of Pixel launches might look like https://t.c…

Nandika Ravi
Nandika Ravi @nandikaiyer
8 Apr 25

RT @androidcentral: Google is using Gemini to go after people who post fake reviews on Maps https://t.co/fWNlNpw1Q6