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Google Photos may soon add a smarter way to share your memories and albums

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Rahul Naskar

Google Photos is testing a new feature to share albums and memories via QR codes. This new QR code sharing is accessed through the share sheet within an album or memory, distinct from the existing Quick Share option for individual photos. The feature is currently in internal testing, with no details as to when it'll be available for users. Google Photos is considered one of the best photo-editing apps on Android because its editing tools can transform your smartphone's pics.
Google Slides adds a fresh batch of templates to kickstart your next presentation

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Timi Cantisano

Google Slides has introduced new templates for 2025. This is the second wave of new templates introduced, with the first wave debuting in 2024. There is no extra cost to access these new templates, and they can be used starting April 22. Microsoft productivity apps are going to be pretty much the go-to option for most when it comes to getting projects done.
Grab this powerful Anker 100W charger now at 41% off - one of its lowest prices yet

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Timi Cantisano

Anker Prime Charger (100W, 3 Ports, GaN) $50 $85 Save $35 A compact charger that packs tons of power and ports — now down to its best price at just $50 from Amazon. You really can't go wrong with Anker. The brand has been around for over a decade, and has slowly become one of the most reliable accessory brands on the market. Plus, the brand's always refreshing its devices, making them smaller, and even more powerful.
One UI 7 lands on two more phones, expanding its rollout even further

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Timi Cantisano

Samsung's One UI 7 update roll out has been messy but is improving. The update is now available for the Galaxy Z Fold5/Flip5, along with the S24 FE, S23, and Tab S10. Sadly, these updates are only available to those in Korea for now. Let's be clear, Samsung's One UI 7 update roll out has been an absolute mess. While it first debuted on the Galaxy S25 series, it took months to land on older devices, creating a lot of frustration among Samsung device owners.
Verizon reaches a breaking point as nearly 300,000 customers cut ties with the carrier

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Timi Cantisano

Verizon reported a loss of 289,000 subscribers, suffering its greatest drop in some years. The brand is making changes, like introducing a new three-year price lock guarantee. Verizon also highlighted that it will not cover price changes on equipment due to tariffs. Verizon is one of the best wireless carriers in the US. But the landscape has changed so much over the past decade that a lot of the competition has either caught up or surpassed the brand.
Gmail's making it easier to unsubscribe from email subscriptions

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Taylor Kerns

Gmail app has new "Manage subscriptions" feature on Android for easier email list management. Feature has been seen on multiple versions of the Gmail app for Android. The tool hasn't been seen on iOS or the web; it seems exclusive to Android for now. The Gmail app added a convenient built-in unsubscribe button early last year. Now, 9to5Google reports, the Gmail app is getting another handy feature to manage email subscriptions.
Amazon is knocking $50 off the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, but only for a limited time

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Andrew Morrisey

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro $200 $250 Save $50 The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are premium ANC earbuds that work best with an Android device. Supporting Samsung audio codecs, along with SBC and AAC formats, these top-shelf buds sound great, fit nicely, and are packed with features and in-app customizations. The best premium Samsung earbuds on the market are getting a price drop at Amazon right now, with the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro marked down to $200.
Save $450 on a new robot vacuum as the Ecovacs Deebot T30s drops to an all-time low price

1 day ago | androidpolice.com | Andrew Morrisey

ECOVACS DEEBOT T30S $550 $1000 Save $450 The Ecovacs Deebot T30s is capable of both vacuuming and mopping automatically, and it has a range of impressive smart features that include smart mapping and obstacle avoidance. One of the more convenient smart home devices is a robot vacuum, and while the most capable robot vacs can get a little pricey, we've tracked down a pretty impressive deal here.
Google Messages might finally get real-time location sharing

2 days ago | androidpolice.com | Rahul Naskar

Evidence has been found in the latest beta version of Google Messages indicating that the app is gaining a live location-sharing feature. This new functionality will allow users to share their real-time location with contacts, a feature already present in apps like WhatsApp. The upcoming live location sharing in Google Messages might include options for setting a duration and end-to-end encryption for RCS chats.
The smartwatch runners swear by is now down to its best price at $180

2 days ago | androidpolice.com | Timi Cantisano

Garmin Instinct 2S $180 $350 Save $170 A simple smartwatch that's built to track your health and fitness metrics. Plus, it offers up to 21 days of battery and only costs $180 since it's nearly half off. For most, Samsung and Google are the first options to look at when it comes to smartwatches that pair well with an Android phone.