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Get the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE for $150 Off Today

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE: A great flagship phone with limited time special offer! Original price $650, current price $500, save $150! The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE (Fan Version) is a more affordable choice for Samsung flagship phones. While there are some reductions in screen resolution and processor (with the Exynos 2400e chipset), it retains the flagship-class rear main camera. Amazon and Samsung's official websites are both priced at $500. That's $150 less than the original price, and it's absolutely great value for money for this phone with great hardware and long-term software support. The Galaxy S24 FE is an economical alternative to the Galaxy S24 and S25 series, and it comes with 6.7

Apr 17, 2025 am 12:55 AM

Android 15 Says Goodbye to 16GB Phones

Android devices with Google Play Store must now have at least 32GB of internal storage. This move aims to curb the issue of budget devices quickly running out of space. The updated Google Mobile Services (GMS) agreement mandates a minimum of 32GB int

Apr 17, 2025 am 12:54 AM

Your Favorite Anker Chargers on Amazon Just Got More Expensive

Anker Raises Prices on Amazon Due to Tariffs Bad news for Anker fans: The popular electronics company has increased prices on over 100 items on Amazon, averaging an 18% price hike. This is a direct result of escalating US tariffs on Chinese goods. W

Apr 16, 2025 pm 09:03 PM

Samsung Delays Its Big Android 15 Update Due to Bug

Samsung urgently stopped Android 15 (One UI 7) update: Major bugs cause phones to be unlocked After months of waiting, multiple delays and six rounds of testing, Samsung finally released the highly anticipated Android 15 (One UI 7) update early last week. Unfortunately, however, Samsung had to urgently stop the global update due to a serious bug. On April 7, Samsung began to push One UI 7 updates for Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6 and other models in South Korea, and expanded to other regions such as the United States on April 10. But over the weekend, the company found multiple issues, including a major bug, and reportedly had been reported to have been from global servers

Apr 16, 2025 am 01:06 AM

8 Things Nobody Tells You About Android Gaming

Android Gaming: Beyond the Pocket-Sized Revolution As a lifelong Nintendo Game Boy enthusiast, I'm constantly amazed by the gaming power we now carry in our pockets. However, there are some surprising aspects of Android gaming that many overlook, bo

Apr 15, 2025 pm 09:02 PM

The Apple Watch Is 10 Years Old. Here's Why I Never Bought One

The Apple Watch: Still Not Convinced After a Decade Despite over 200 million units sold since 2015, the Apple Watch remains absent from my wrist. While its health and fitness features are impressive, they don't appeal to someone like me who doesn't

Apr 15, 2025 am 06:09 AM

Galaxy Xcover7 Pro and Tab Active5 Pro Are Samsung's New Durable Devices

Samsung unveils the Galaxy XCover7 Pro smartphone and Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro tablet, built for durability and productivity in demanding work environments. These rugged devices are designed to withstand the rigors of construction sites, warehouses, h

Apr 15, 2025 am 06:01 AM

Pixel 9a vs. Samsung Galaxy A56: Which Is the Better Deal?

Google Pixel 9a vs. Samsung Galaxy A56: A Detailed Comparison Google's Pixel 9a and Samsung's Galaxy A56 are strong contenders in the mid-range smartphone market, both boasting impressive features at a $499 starting price. However, the ideal choice

Apr 15, 2025 am 03:02 AM

6 Best Gemini Features to Try on Your Google Pixel 9

Unlock the Power of AI on Your Google Pixel 9: A Guide to Essential Features Google Pixel 9 users enjoy a suite of powerful AI-driven features. This guide highlights several, from photo enhancements to real-time translation. Let's explore what your

Apr 15, 2025 am 01:09 AM

Why I'll (Probably) Never Buy a Wireless Charger

I'm a big fan of wireless tech – my earbuds, mouse, and keyboard are all wireless. But wireless charging? I'm not convinced. Here's why. Wireless Charging is Still Too Slow The convenience of dropping my phone onto a charging pad is appealing, but no

Apr 15, 2025 am 01:02 AM

The Pixel 10 Camera Leak Has Me Excited (And Slightly Concerned)

Pixel 10 Leaks: A Telephoto Lens, But at What Cost? The anticipation surrounding Pixel leaks is always exciting, especially given Google's knack for delivering impressive smartphone experiences—clean Android, seamless AI integration, and surprisingly

Apr 15, 2025 am 12:56 AM

Plex Updates, the Pixel 9a, and a Whole Lot of Tariffs: Weekly Roundup

This week's tech headlines are packed with exciting news! From new phone releases and app updates to price hikes and software support changes, there's plenty to unpack. Here's a summary of the biggest stories you might have missed: Major Announcement

Apr 15, 2025 am 12:54 AM

7 Signs It's Time to Quit a Mobile Gacha Game

Gacha games: seven signs it's time to quit Mobile gacha games, with their enticing random digital item pulls, employ clever psychological tactics to keep you hooked. It's easy to get caught in their web, and even harder to break free. Recognizing t

Apr 14, 2025 pm 09:02 PM

Apple Maps Finally Works in Mobile Browsers (Including Android)

Apple Maps is now available in mobile browsers for non-Apple devices! Apple Maps has long been criticized for its limitations, but after continuous improvement, it has become a strong competitor to Google Maps. Although Apple is unlikely to launch the native Android version of Apple Maps app, its web version has officially supported mobile browsers, providing Android users with a more convenient way to use it. Apple Maps was officially launched in 2012 and was criticized for its accuracy issues in the early stage. After all, it challenged Google Maps, the most powerful and popular map application at that time. Apple took years to gradually shrink with Google Maps in data

Apr 14, 2025 am 12:59 AM