[ad_1] Kasa’s very affordable doorbell can keep an eye on all kinds of front door events. Kasa Video storage Keeping footage of intruders or porch pirates (or similar problems) can be important. Even cheap doorbells often come with a subscription option to store video in the cloud (usually for several dollars a month). Some have … Read More “Best Affordable Video Doorbells for 2026: Big Results for Low Prices” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Samsung is rolling out a new Google Play system update for Galaxy devices. These updates are responsible for Google services, such as Digital Wellbeing. This is Samsung’s seventh Play system update in 2026, after not bothering for most of 2025. Your Android phone’s software may never be truly up to date, even if … Read More “Samsung can’t stop sending new Play system updates, after making us pine last year” »
[ad_1] If you’re like most people, you don’t think much about your Wi-Fi router. It’s probably sitting in some dusty corner of your house right now, only to be consulted when you have a problem. But neglecting your router comes at a high price. This year, Russian intelligence hackers (APT28) exploited neglected home routers across … Read More “Stop Ignoring Your Router. This Is How to Optimize Privacy” »
[ad_1] Huawei appears to have silently unveiled the nova Y74 in global markets, roughly a year after launching the nova Y73. The budget 4G phone features a 6.67-inch display and a 6,620mAh battery, and appears to be a rebadged version of the Enjoy 90 Plus that debuted in China in March. The Huawei nova Y74 … Read More “Huawei nova Y74 goes official with a 6,620mAh battery” »
[ad_1] Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority For years, Plex has served as the ultimate sanctuary for cord-cutters, tech enthusiasts, and data hoarders who wanted to reclaim ownership of their digital media libraries. You bought the hardware, you curated the files, and Plex provided a beautiful, Netflix-like interface to stream your personal collection to any device … Read More “Plex just proved it has no idea what users want” »
[ad_1] Never underestimate the power that a cheap tablet holds over a kid under six. The Skylight Buddy is a device with one job: to be a cute little guy that helps your kid track routines and chores. It’s $139.99, plus an optional subscription. And to my surprise, even though it offers a pretty limited … Read More “This chunky little tablet got my kid to clean up his toys” »
[ad_1] With just two weeks to go, StrictlyVC Los Angeles is quickly approaching. On Thursday, June 18, at The Aerospace Corporation Campus in El Segundo, investors, founders, and tech leaders will gather for an evening of conversation exploring some of the most consequential shifts taking place across venture capital, defense technology, artificial intelligence, and advanced industry. Secure your spot … Read More “Defense tech, AI, and fundraising take center stage at StrictlyVC Los Angeles” »
[ad_1] Pankil Shah / Android Authority Limiting charging to 80% is one of the best things you can do to preserve your phone’s battery health in the long run. And if you can also avoid fully discharging the battery often and stay closer to the 20-80 charging range, even better. This essentially keeps the battery … Read More “Why I never enable battery protection on my Android phone” »
[ad_1] The Honor Magic V6 was unveiled in Europe at the MWC this March and it launched in China a week later. Foldable fans everywhere else have had to wait, but now the wait is coming to an end as the V6 embarks on its global rollout. It starts with pre-orders in Malaysia and Singapore. … Read More “The Honor Magic V6 goes on pre-order in Malaysia and Singapore, coming to Europe soon” »
[ad_1] Andy Walker / Android Authority Generative AI is everywhere, whether it’s used as a cornerstone of a service, used to build apps, or employed to boost functionality within them. But with so many new products appearing all the time, which ones are worth checking out? We’re here to help with a new regular series … Read More “Tired of AI making stuff up? This assistant only answers from peer‑reviewed research” »
