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Update 1: 2019/07/02 3:43pm PDT Google’s Pixel C, the last first-party Android tablet released all the way back in December of 2015, may have just stopped getting monthly security patches. There has been no official announcement, and device-specific delays have happened before, but the Pixel C wasn’t among those that received today’s July set of updates, […]

Update 1: 2019/07/02 10:25am PDT Samsung’s new “Night” photo setting is rumored to finally compete with Google’s excellent Night Sight, but there’s just one hitch: When the feature first rolled out, it was limited to Exynos-powered Galaxy S10s, which aren’t available in the US. However, the folks at XDA Developers have spotted the feature as live […]

The OnePlus 6 and 6T may be last year’s devices, but the company still seems to be hard at work on pushing out timely updates for them, including the much-anticipated screen recorder feature. This, along with a new security patch, is coming to all variants of the OnePlus 6 6T (except the T-Mo OnePlus 6T) […]

Earlier today, a redditor claimed to have received the Android Q Beta 5 update early. At the time, a few details in the apparent leak gave us pause, but the folks at 9to5Google have seemingly confirmed that the update was legit, and a new “Back Sensitivity” setting related to Android Q’s fully gestural navigation system […]

Google likes to mark occasions with search Easter eggs (like the Thanos gag for the release of Avengers: Endgame a couple months back) and doodles, and for the Fourth of July this year, it’s done both. Searching “fireworks” will fill your screen with a light show, and a baseball-themed Google doodle leads to a fun […]

Anker’s recent PowerPort Atom PD 1 set a new standard when it came to wall chargers here at Android Police, so we were excited to take a look at the more powerful PowerPort Atom PD 2. Like its smaller sibling, this bigger version harnesses the magic of gallium nitride to pack more power into a […]