One UI 9 leak suggests Samsung is listening to our software complaints
… Mobile One UI 9 leak suggests Samsung is listening to our software complaints One UI 9 could overhaul how you edit photos, search settings, and navigate your phone. …
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Samsung’s new tool wants to fix Android gaming’s biggest headache
… Gaming Mobile games Samsung’s new tool wants to fix Android gaming’s biggest headache Samsung’s new Sokatoa tool could be the performance hack your mobile games need. …
Is your Pixel getting Google's important May 2026 update? Here's every supported model
… The global software version for the May 2026 update for all of the above Pixel models is CP1A.260505.005 . Additionally, the update clocks in at 66.41MB on my Pixel 10a, so you should be able to download it relatively quickly on any decently fast Wi-Fi or mobile data connection. …
Your Galaxy S26 has a new update waiting, but there’s a catch
… You can check for the update on your Galaxy S26 series by navigating to Settings Software update Check for updates . …
Samsung's latest update is a serious gut punch to Galaxy power users (Update)
… This update will prevent people from using Odin to downgrade software, install new ROMs, or install leaked firmware. …
One UI 9 could finally give Samsung’s media player a dynamic makeover
… This new software, built on Android 17, was seen in internal builds as early as March , running on the new Galaxy S26 series. …
The Galaxy S26's best camera trick is coming to older models
… This might not be the only Galaxy S26 camera software feature to make its way to older models. …
Check your Galaxy S26 now! Samsung is finally rolling out Quick Share-AirDrop support more widely
… Mobile Check your Galaxy S26 now! …
Several awards later, this pro photographer is sold on the Galaxy S25 Ultra's cameras
… His work has been recognized by the Mobile Photography Awards , where he secured the top spot in the “Macro & Details” category, and by 35AWARDS , where he ranked seventh globally in the “Mobile Photography” category. …
Android OEMs should be worried that Apple's "boring" era is ending
… We had M-series chips that could edit 8K video, yet the software felt like a blown-up version of the iPhone. John Ternus has been a vocal advocate for changing this. If you build the most powerful mobile hardware in the world, the software has to let users actually use it. …