Sanuj Bhatia

National Capital Territory of Delhi

Features Writer @AndroidPolice @MUO_official @Pocketlint • Former Managing Editor @PocketNow • Reachable at [email protected]

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Articles

Samsung's Galaxy AI features could remain free longer than we expected

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Ever since the launch of the Galaxy S24 series in 2024, Samsung has bet big on Galaxy AI. With each flagship release, the company has introduced a number of new AI features, including some of our favorites. However, Samsung has consistently stated that Galaxy AI features would remain free only for a limited time. Related For the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung announced that Galaxy AI would be free until the end of 2025.
Your iPhone Might Not Get All of iOS 26's Features: Here's How to Know

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Sanuj Bhatia

While iOS 26 brings Apple's biggest UI design change in years, it also packs a bunch of new features (as you'd expect). However, not all iOS 26 features are coming to every iPhone, even if they support the new OS. Which iPhones Support iOS 26? As with every iOS release, Apple has dropped support for a few iPhone models in iOS 26. Not all iOS 18-compatible iPhones will support iOS 26.
I'm Done With Chrome on Android: Here's What I Use Instead

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Sanuj Bhatia

The best part about Android is its flexibility, with a big part of this being how easily you can change the default apps on your phone. Despite this, most of us stick with the pre-installed default apps. I used to rely on Google Chrome as my main browser, but not anymore. I still remember the day I picked up my first Android smartphone and started using it.
Google Photos is shaking up its editor for the first time in years

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

While most Android smartphones ship with their own OEM's gallery app, Google Photos remains one of the most popular image viewing and editing apps. Though the company has added new features (and arguably made some things worse), the UI of Google Photo — and especially the editor — has largely remained unchanged for years. It now looks like a major redesign is finally on the way.
One of the best anti-spam features in Google Messages is now hidden

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Thanks to RCS texting support on the iPhone, our reliance on RCS has increased significantly. On Android, reliance on Google Messages has also grown as many Android brands and carriers are sunsetting their own messaging apps. However, one persistent issue with Google Messages has been the spam that finds its way into our inboxes.
Android 16's back button bug is fixed, but you'll still have to wait

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

It's been nearly a week since Google rolled out the stable Android 16 build for Pixel devices. While the update brings a few cool features and has been mostly stable, it also introduces a couple of issues. Soon after Android 16 began rolling out, users reported the back navigation gesture becoming unresponsive. Earlier today, reports surfaced of Tap to Wake not working on some Google Pixel devices after updating to Android 16. Thankfully, Google seems to have fixed the former.
Lenovo's new affordable Android tablet costs less than most flagship earbuds

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

While there are plenty of great Android tablets on the market, not everyone needs top-tier specs and performance. Some people just want a tablet for casual content streaming or browsing, and for them, spending big on an expensive Android tablet or Apple iPad doesn't make sense. Amazon offers several budget tablets in the US, and now Lenovo is entering the space with its new ultra-affordable Lenovo Tab One.
The Play Store just added a small tweak that could save you money

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

While many AI services aim to replace apps with all-in-one solutions, the Google Play Store remains home to thousands of apps on Android. While the Play Store offers easy access to free and paid apps, many users have accidentally purchased paid apps — especially with kids around. Google is now tweaking the purchase process on Android to reduce accidental purchases.
Spotify just made downloading music to your Galaxy or Pixel Watch way simpler

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Despite competitors like Apple Music and YouTube Music, Spotify remains one of the favorite music streaming services out there. Spotify added the ability to download songs for offline listening on Wear OS smartwatches back in 2021, but that required users to download songs using the small screen of the watch. The company is finally improving this experience by allowing users to download songs on their Wear OS watch directly from their smartphone or PC.
The Fitbit app just got a little more Pixel Watch in it

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Post its acquisition by Google in 2021, Fitbit has gradually started to lose its identity. The last Fitbit fitness tracker released was almost a year ago — the Ace LTE. However, despite that, Google continues to support existing Fitbit trackers and still updates the app and wearables from time to time. The app's Health Metrics page recently got a redesign, and now the Device Settings page has been refreshed too.