[ad_1] Taylor Kerns / Android Authority The Moto G Stylus (2026) is a good phone, but it costs $100 more than the previous model while offering few substantial year-over-year changes. Its increased $500 price tag puts it in competition with some pretty great phones from Samsung, Google, and others. In a poll, we asked which … Read More “Poll shows your favorite Moto G Stylus (2026) alternatives” »
[ad_1] Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority Kindles, unlike phones, don’t get updated hardware every so often, and that makes it both convenient and satisfying to hold them for years, and sometimes, even decades. I’ve held my fourth-gen Paperwhite for more than eight years now, and the only occasional gripe I have with it is its … Read More “Survey reveals 80% would jailbreak their Kindle before letting Amazon win” »
[ad_1] Andy Walker / Android Authority Google introduced new restrictions for installing apps from sources outside of the Play Store earlier this spring. For average users, having to wait a day to install that APK probably won’t matter all that much. For some enthusiasts, though, it’s the change will be a considerable new inconvenience. Going … Read More “Survey shows most of you are still sideloading apps” »
[ad_1] After a full year of delays, redesigns, and spec sheet tweaks, the Trump Mobile T1, more often called the Trump Phone, made its way to some media outlets in May. Initially appearing in promotional materials as both an iPhone-like device and a Samsung phone in a Spigen case, the phone that finally landed at … Read More “Trump Phone at -88 net favorability, poll finds” »
[ad_1] Paul Jones / Android Authority It’s easier than it used to be to make a smartphone last. These days, yearly phone releases introduce only minor improvements, and phone makers like Google and Samsung offer software support that spans the better part of a decade. In a poll we’ve been running for the past couple … Read More “Survey finds annual phone upgrades aren’t very popular these days” »
[ad_1] Joe Maring / Android Authority It doesn’t feel that long ago that we first fired up ChatGPT, only to be wowed by how it could respond and answer queries as if it were semi-sentient. But such is the pace of the industry, it’s hard to keep up with all the functionality of each AI … Read More “Survey reveals most of you want one simple thing from an AI tool” »
[ad_1] Brady Snyder / Android Authority AI assistants are dime a dozen nowadays, so picking the best option can be a case of trial and error. Many readers, including my colleagues, usually narrow the options down to three powerful and popular options: ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. But which one of these three do you, as … Read More “Gemini wins AI assistant battle versus Claude, ChatGPT” »
[ad_1] Joe Maring / Android Authority Google makes plenty of great Android apps, but that’s largely expected. After all, it is the de facto custodian of Android, and it really should lead by example in that regard. There’s a good chance, then, that many of your apps on your phone are made by Google. But … Read More “Survey says this is our readers’ most cherished Google app” »
[ad_1] It’s been over a week since the Fitbit app transitioned into the new Google Health app, bringing with it a complete design revamp and the possibility of more integrations and a more centralized health experience that ties together Fitbit, Google Fit, and Health Connect. But, having used the app for a week, my personal … Read More “Survey reveals 50% of users don’t like the new Google Health app” »
[ad_1] Google is really testing its customers’ limits — quite literally. In a new experiment, the company is limiting some users to 5GB of Gmail cloud storage, expanding it to 15GB only after users add their phone numbers to their accounts. Google notes that this tweak is intended to bolster user security, as the phone … Read More “Survey shows deep split between users over Gmail’s storage limits” »
