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2 days ago | androidauthority.com | Matt Horne

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google Messages is rolling out sensitive content warnings, which can detect and blur images that may contain nudity. Adults can opt in, but the feature is on by default for teens and supervised users. All detection happens on-device via SafetyCore, with no image data sent to Google. After being in the works for several months, Google is finally starting to roll out sensitive content warnings in Messages.

2 days ago | androidauthority.com | Matt Horne

Lenovo has shared a teaser video for its upcoming Legion Tab (Gen 4) tablet, referred to as the Y700 on Weibo. The video reveals a slimmed-down design, single rear camera, and AI marketing language. A May launch is expected in China, with no global release details confirmed yet. Just a couple of days after we found out that a new compact Lenovo gaming tablet was on the way, the manufacturer followed up by giving us a first proper look at it.

2 days ago | androidauthority.com | Matt Horne

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Samsung Wallet is testing the upcoming installment payments and tap-to-send transfers in a beta version. Splitit powers the installment feature, and it works with Visa and Mastercard credit cards. The send money feature works via tapping another phone or even a debit card. Samsung Wallet hasn't seen many dramatic changes lately, but it looks like it could be about to change.

3 days ago | androidauthority.com | Matt Horne

I've previously explained why I resist getting smart home hardware, but I did clarify that I think security is the exception. Keeping your home protected is one area where the smart home revolution has been a game-changer, and it turns out that my dad worked that out before me. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree because my dad didn't have any smart home gadgets either - until recently.

5 days ago | androidauthority.com | Matt Horne

Google has a tradition of hiding a little surprise inside each Android OS generation. It can be a quirky mini-game, an odd animation, or just something delightfully weird. These Android Easter eggs aren't announced or advertised, but if you know where to tap, you're rewarded with a glimpse into the Google dev team's more playful side. We decided to go back through the vault and rank them all from worst to best. We're just rating the eggs here - it isn't a guide on how to discover or use them.