[ad_1] Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority I’ve been a Kindle user for well over a decade, so in some ways the idea of jumping ship feels traitorous. I genuinely love my devices and the place they’ve earned on my nightstand, carry-on, and tiny Grinch heart. Unfortunately, Amazon’s locked-down approach and recent sunsetting policies have made … Read More “I switched from Kindle to BOOX, and I have mixed feelings” »
[ad_1] Joe Maring / Android Authority The Oura Ring 5 was just announced late last week, and on paper, it looks like the smart ring I’ve been waiting for. Having worn the Oura Ring 3 and Ring 4, Oura’s companion app and health data truly set it apart from the competition. But there’s always been … Read More “The Oura Ring 5 looks perfect, but the Fitbit Air already ruined it” »
[ad_1] Stephen Radochia / Android Authority I try to remain as objective as possible as a tech journalist. I review what’s placed in front of me, leaving any previous experiences, positive or negative, at the door. It’s the only way to ensure fair coverage for buyers, and people who put their heart and soul into … Read More “I wanted to hate the Motorola Razr Ultra (2026), but I can’t” »
[ad_1] Tushar Mehta / Android Authority Android is going through one of its biggest transformations lately, and piggybacking on that change are widgets. They are quickly becoming a glanceable source of even more information right on your home screen with multi-page widgets and a more uniform layout for fitness and productivity apps. They are very … Read More “5 features Android widgets still need, despite Google’s big overhaul” »
[ad_1] David Imel / Android Authority Before I picked up a Galaxy S24 back in 2024, I also strongly considered the Galaxy S24 Plus and the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The problem with the Galaxy S24 Plus was that it didn’t feel like a sufficient enough upgrade to justify the extra cost. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S24 … Read More “I’m glad Samsung is killing the Note design, even if fans hate it” »
[ad_1] Megan Ellis / Android Authority Most people use AI tools to replace or augment productivity apps, but I take a more personalized approach to testing these chatbots. I like to look for ways they can make general tasks more convenient, from finding new songs to getting accessible summaries of topics I’m interested in from trusted sources. Recently, I’ve had … Read More “I used Gemini and Claude as recipe apps, and there’s a clear winner” »
[ad_1] Pankil Shah / Android Authority For most Android users, the Play Store is the only place they ever look for apps, and honestly, that’s how I used Android for years, too. But over time, I realized that some of the most interesting Android apps aren’t actually available on the Play Store at all. Some … Read More “The 5 best Android apps I use that aren’t on the Play Store” »
[ad_1] Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority According to Verizon, the effort would pool satellite spectrum resources across all three networks, enabling a more consistent experience when using satellite backup. One name conspicuously absent from the announcement: Starlink. The timing is interesting. For context, Starlink and T-Mobile’s T-Satellite exclusivity agreement is set to expire this summer. … Read More “Are the big 3 carriers teaming up to stop Starlink? It looks like it” »
[ad_1] Mitja Rutnik / Android Authority I’m not a proper gamer. I never was one, and I don’t see myself becoming one either. I’ve tried several popular titles on Android and usually got bored a few minutes in. The games these days tend to be too complicated or just unappealing in more ways than one. … Read More “I hate mobile games, but I’ve been playing this one for years” »
[ad_1] Andy Walker / Android Authority As a part-time Google Pixel user, there’s one thing I miss dearly when switching over from my Samsung phone: Good Lock. The customization suite has become such an integral part of my One UI setup that I’d find it tough to adjust to a stock Samsung experience. Needless to … Read More “Bringing Good Lock features to my Pixel” »
