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16 Android Features That Totally Changed How I Use My Phone

With every new generation of Android, fresh features are added. But as the list grows, many of them end up overlooked or tucked away out of sight. We’ve rounded up the most useful Android features you need to know, and we’ll show you how to use and master them to level up your smartphone or tablet.

by Jade Bryan

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A person holding a Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Pro smartphone and its protective case.

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Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Pro Review: The Only “Pro” Smartphone

Samsung updated its “Pro” rugged phone after three years, launching the Galaxy XCover 7 Pro in 2025. After testing the previous generation, we had some time with the new model and say if the phone is the right one for you based on its features, software support, performance, and more. The South Korean brand is almost alone in this market segment, with eventual competition from Motorola/Lenovo and numerous relatively unknown Chinese brands. That partially explains why it took so long for Samsung to update the XCover Pro line. The other reason is the fact that it targets the enterprise market, which requires not only long-term software support but also availability and even an ecosystem of accessories, but we will talk more about that later.

by Rubens Eishima

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Snapdragon’s New Chip Brings Flagship Power to Budget Phones

While Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s chips are scaled-down versions of the standard Snapdragon 7 series, they still deliver reliable performance and even high-end features at a more accessible price. Now, the mobile chip lineup gets a refresh with the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, bringing more flagship-level traits, including improved camera and gaming capabilities, to budget and mid-range phones.

by Jade Bryan

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Apple’s M4 MacBook Air Hits Lowest Price Ever, But Not for Long

If you’ve been on the fence about getting an Apple MacBook, now is the right time. The M4 MacBook Air is still on sale for $200 off (20%) at Amazon and Best Buy, falling to $799 from $999, which is the best price we’ve seen.

by Jade Bryan

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Android 16 QPR2 Is Packed With These Major Upgrades – Don’t Skip It

Today is a big day for Android fans. Google unveiled the Pixel 10 range and Pixel Watch 4 while also releasing the Android 16 QPR2 Beta 1, or Quarterly Platform Release 2. This is the first beta installment in the update that is planned to ship in December. However, Pixel users can now get an early taste of what’s to come. Here are the major additions to this firmware and why it’s worth testing.

by Jade Bryan

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I Tried the Pixel 10’s Software: These Features Surprised Me

Google officially unveiled the Pixel 10 series, and just like in the previous year, four models are available: the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. I already talked about the hardware in detail separately—now it’s all about the software. In addition to “vanilla” Android 16, Google also offers some exclusive functions.

by Timo Brauer

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Pixel 10 Series Hands-On: Check Out Google’s New Smartphones

The time has finally arrived: Google unveiled its range of new Pixel 10 smartphones—and I was there to take a closer look at the devices. The new series comprises four models: the compact Pixel 10, the more powerful Pixel 10 Pro, the larger Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the new foldable Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Measuring 6.3 inches, the Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro are pleasant to hold in the hand based on today’s standards. The XL model arrives in 6.8 inches, but is technically equipped identically—I was able to confirm this in a direct comparison.

by Timo Brauer

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OnePlus 13R Is So Good, This $100 Discount Makes It a Must-Buy

If you’re on the hunt for a flagship Android smartphone without a huge price tag, OnePlus devices are among the top choices. The OnePlus 13R, in particular, is the lower-cost model of the standard OnePlus 13. Right now, it’s on sale at Amazon for $100 less, dropping the device to $499 from $599.

by Jade Bryan

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These Hidden iOS 26 Features Changed How I Use My iPhone Every Day

iOS 26 will be one of the biggest iOS updates in years, including the new Liquid Glass UI design. But beyond the look and feel of the interface, the update introduces numerous smaller but thoughtful features and tweaks to improve your iPhone, some of which can be easily overlooked or hidden.

by Jade Bryan

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Galaxy S26 Ultra: Samsung’s New Display Makes Spying Impossible

Samsung has been equipping its recent Galaxy S Ultra models with advanced display features, including anti-glare treatment and customized glass protection. While some of these are expected to carry over to the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra, the device is now rumored to introduce a major display upgrade with a built-in privacy or anti-snooping capability.

by Jade Bryan

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