TL;DR Renders of the Pixel 8 Pro have leaked online. The images show a change to the camera bar, a new sensor, a flat panel, and rounded corners. The Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro are expected to launch in the second half of 2023. We’re only a couple of months away from Google’s I/O… Read More »
If you’ve been searching for a new pair of headphones, you’ve come to the right place. Plenty of retailers are offering big discounts on various styles, meaning you can take advantage of some of the best headphone deals across the board right now. It can be difficult to know what you’re looking for, so we’ve… Read More »
Ever since the launch of the Pixel 3a and 3a XL in 2019, the budget model of Google’s lineup each year has been a relative hit. The Pixel series regularly undercuts its major competitors in terms of pricing anyway, and fans of the brand love the opportunity to get the same great cameras as the… Read More »
TL;DR On Twitter, Nothing confirmed quite a few details about the Nothing Ear 2. The new earbuds will have an IPX4 rating, a step up over the IP53 rating of the previous generation. There will also be LHDC 5.0 codec support. Nothing will officially unveil its newest set of true wireless earbuds on March 22.… Read More »
C. Scott Brown / Android Authority TL;DR Google is rolling out a suite of AI tools for Google Workspace. The first set of tools is coming to Gmail and Docs. The new AI features will help with generating, summarizing, and brainstorming text. In a bid to steal some of Microsoft’s thunder before it unveils GPT-4,… Read More »
Robert Triggs / Android Authority 2021’s Pixel 6 launch seemed to promise a significant boost to the charging speeds of Google’s phones, boasting a 30W charger requirement compared to the sluggish 18W from previous years. Some sleuthing revealed that the company wasn’t entirely honest in its representation, with the Pixel 6 capped at 21W and… Read More »
Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority TL;DR The Indian government is planning new rules to fight pre-installed apps. The rules would force mobile brands to let users uninstall bloatware. Bloatware is one of the more annoying aspects about modern smartphones, as manufacturers pre-install a variety of apps that you might not use at all. In fact,… Read More »
👻 Hello, and welcome back to Tuesday’s Daily Authority! The sun’s shining, spring is on its way, and I’m headed off on a candlelit tour of a 17th-century haunted house later this week. Wish me luck! In today’s Daily we’ve got hands-on Pixel 7a photos, Nothing Ear 2 specs and renders, bacteria named after Keanu… Read More »
Hadlee Simons / Android Authority The Redditor’s experiment showed that Samsung’s moon mode will recognize blurry pictures of the moon and add extra details, craters, and textures out of thin air. It’s also worth noting that Samsung wasn’t the only smartphone brand coming under the microscope for this. Huawei was previously under scrutiny for its… Read More »
Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR Google is now rolling out the March security update for Pixel phones and the Pixel Watch. The update also includes various bug fixes and stability improvements. The Pixel Watch on Verizon is also getting the month’s security patch. Google pushed out the March Pixel feature drop yesterday, and now… Read More »