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1 day ago | techadvisor.com | Connor Jewiss |Anyron Copeman

Galaxy S26: In summarySamsung’s upcoming flagship series of smartphones, likely to launch in early 2026Likely to consist of three models, with Edge potentially replacing PlusCould debut Samsung’s One UI 8, which will be based on Android 16When it comes to flagship smartphones, Samsung doesn’t usually waste any time once a new year comes around. The company’s Galaxy S25 series launched in January 2025, consisting of three models: The Galaxy S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra.

2 days ago | techadvisor.com | Anyron Copeman

For such a huge tech company, Sony’s smartphone division has been a curious failure.  The company has been making Android handsets since 2008, but has never become one of the leading brands, at least in the West. According to Statcounter, Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Realme, Motorola, Huawei and Google are all ahead in terms of global market share. But that hasn’t stopped Sony from continuing to make phones…yet.

2 days ago | techadvisor.com | Anyron Copeman

Four months after it was teased, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is finally here. It marks Samsung’s first Edge phone in almost a decade (in a very different sense) and has already made headlines for its ultra-slim design – at just 5.8mm, it’s one of the thinnest smartphones ever made. Before trying the device for myself, I was excited to see just how slim it felt. But after some hands-on time with the S25 Edge, another characteristic ended up being much more impressive.

3 days ago | techadvisor.com | Chris Martin

It’s finally happening, Samsung will officially launch the Galaxy S25 Edge slim phone in a few hours, and you can watch the launch live stream. Samsung originally teased this new S25 model way back in January at Unpacked with its siblings, but we’ve been waiting for it ever since. The firm has been pretty quiet about the specifics while showing off the design at events like MWC.

6 days ago | techadvisor.com | Jon Mundy

Google is rolling out the May Pixel Drop update, which contains a bunch of bug fixes and a warning for users who like to flash custom Android builds to their phones. While April’s Pixel Drop gave us just the one big new addition (the ability to share your screen with Gemini), the May Pixel Drop has a big fat zero. What the May Pixel Drop does feature is several noteworthy bug fixes – and a warning from Google.