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C. Scott Brown / Android Authority Last month, we learned that Samsung Gallery will no longer support OneDrive syncing, with support fully ending by September 30. While the feature is still technically usable, Samsung has removed the syncing feature from newer versions of the app. For those who heavily relied on the sync feature, now … Read More “7 photo gallery apps you should use instead of Samsung Gallery” »
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Specs for the upcoming OnePlus Ace 7 were leaked last month, and today the OnePlus Ace 7T is getting the exact same treatment. As the name implies, this should be the successor to the Ace 6T, which was launched last December. OnePlus is allegedly already working on the Ace 7T, which will have a screen … Read More “OnePlus Ace 7T specs leak, gigantic battery included” »
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Joe Maring / Android Authority We’re full of praise for Android apps that pack features and functionality to the brim, but what about those that are genuinely pleasing to the eye? With newer versions of Android focusing more attentively on aesthetics, whether that’s control over Material theme colors or greater use of blur, phone software … Read More “The 9 best-looking Android apps I’m using in 2026” »
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A proposed $2 billion data center has become a political flashpoint in the small city of Shelbyville, Indiana. And the controversy has only grown more intense after the mayor, Scott Furgeson, was caught on camera saying of the “No Data Center” signs going up that, “I’ve seen a lot of these all over town, but … Read More “The mayor of Shelbyville, Indiana, says only people who live in ‘shitty houses’ oppose data center” »
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Supabase, the open source database of choice for the vibe-coding world, has raised a $500 million Series F at a $10 billion pre-money valuation, the company announced Friday. That’s about $10.5 billion after the investment. The newly minted decacorn has been doubling its valuation every few months for a couple of years now, as vibe-coding … Read More “Supabase doubles valuation to $10B in 8 months” »
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C. Scott Brown / Android Authority For a long time, it’s been hard for me to imagine life without Google. From Search and Gmail to Nest speakers and Pixel phones, the company’s ecosystem of software and hardware has expanded over the years to be able to fill nearly every consumer tech need — and for … Read More “After years of living in Google’s ecosystem, I just want out” »
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Stephen Radochia / Android Authority I test over 40 smartphones a year, and I fall into a bit of a pattern. I’ll use a phone for a period of time on first release, then move on to something else. If I find myself thinking about the previous phone while I’ve got my SIM in the … Read More “So much more than a BlackBerry clone” »
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Opening an incognito window feels like stepping into a private room on the internet. Your browser turns dark and mysterious, and suddenly, it’s like nobody can see what you’re doing online. That’s only partly true. When you close a private browser window, like Chrome’s Incognito mode, your web browser doesn’t keep a record of the … Read More “PSA: Incognito Mode Doesn’t Totally Hide Your Online Activity” »
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Joe Maring / Android Authority Having dabbled in building my own smart TV before smart TVs were a thing (using tools like Kodi, HTPCs, and Raspberry Pis), I found Google’s smart TV ambitions to be everything I ever wanted when it got launched back in 2013. From the first Chromecast to flying abroad to pick … Read More “I ditched my Google TV for the Apple TV, and I couldn’t be happier” »