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Move Over, Bixby: Samsung Apps Could Enable Gemini Integration
While Gemini is now the default and more powerful AI assistant on Android, its functionality is mostly limited to Google’s own extensions, leaving many third-party apps and services unsupported. However, Google may soon expand Gemini’s capabilities to first-party OEM apps, starting with Samsung. Also read: Best Gemini features you should try on your Android device

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After several months of delay, Samsung finally released the One UI 7 Beta for the Galaxy S24 series last week. In addition to the Android 15-powered features, the update introduces several in-house enhancements, including AI-powered loudness normalization, which debuted on this year’s Galaxy foldables first.

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Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra May Match a Key Hardware Pixel 9 Pro Feature
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 unveiling is one of the most anticipated tech events of 2025. The series is expected to deliver several hardware upgrades, including a potential memory boost for the Galaxy S25 Ultra alongside its new flagship processor. Also read: Here’s the best Samsung Galaxy smartphones you can buy today.

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Google Pixel 9a Prototype Surfaced: Say Goodbye to the Camera Bar?
Although we’re still months away from the rumored launch of the Pixel 9a, leaks about the mid-range device are gaining momentum. One of the standout rumors suggests a fresh exterior design that eliminates the iconic camera island found on previous models. This potential redesign has reportedly been captured in images of an alleged prototype unit. Don’t miss: Best smartphones to buy under $500

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Google’s Latest Pixel Feature Update Adds AI Boost and New Features
Google is rolling out its December Pixel Feature Drop, bringing a host of enhancements and new features to Pixel 9 and older Pixel models. This update goes beyond the previous Pixel Drop, introducing significant updates to Gemini AI tools, usability, and device functionality. Also read: Everything you should know about Android 15

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Motorola Edge (2024) Hits Record Low Price with $250 Discount
If you’re hunting for a post-Cyber Monday bargain, Motorola’s smartphones are worth a look. One standout deal is on the Motorola Edge (2024), now available for just $299, down from $549—a massive $250 discount (45%).

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Pixel 6, 7, and Fold Will Keep Getting More Features for Longer
After hints of extended support for the Pixel 6 phones, Google confirmed on its support pages that the Pixel 6, 7, and Fold phones will get extra years of Android upgrades. It’s not quite the same level of support as the newer models but it’s still excellent news for Pixel customers. 

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If you’ve had your eye on the Samsung Galaxy tablet before, now’s the time to consider that plan. One of the best holdouts for post-Cyber Monday and Black Friday deals is on the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and FE+. Particularly, the latter is still heavily discounted by $200 on Amazon, bringing it down to the record-low of $399 from $599.

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Google Pixel’s Charging Limit Doesn’t Work Sometimes, Here’s Why
Believe it or not, Google only recently introduced a charging limit feature to Pixel smartphones with Android 15. This new option allows users to cap the battery charge at 80 percent, offering an alternative to the adaptive charging feature that charges the battery all the way to 100 percent. However, Google has confirmed that this charging limit won’t always restrict the battery to 80 percent. Also read: How to Calibrate (and Fix) the Battery in Your Android Phone

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Google Play has evolved into more than just a platform for apps. Over the years, Google has consistently enhanced it to benefit both users and developers. The latest Play Integrity API update introduces further security improvements that is aimed at safeguarding Android devices. Don’t miss this: How to Enable Android Anti-Theft features on your smartphone

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