Samsung Galaxy A55, A35 and OnePlus Open get September update
We are seeing a new update appear for a number of devices. DroidApp is getting reports of a new update for three devices. They are the Samsung Galaxy A55, Galaxy A35 and the OnePlus Open.
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Nothing launches 'Essential': first step towards personal AI operating system
Nothing has taken the curtain off ‘Essential’. It is a new service to emerge as an operating system in the future. Nothing’s Essential features AI. The brand is also presenting a new platform called Playground.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra renders show hefty camera-pump
A hefty so-called camera bump will also be seen with the new Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. This is evident from renders that have appeared online. The new renders give a first look at the South Korean manufacturer's new device.
WhatsApp with October update: moving photos, themes and more
WhatsApp has announced a new update, giving users access to new features. With the October update, you get moving photos’s, you can customise even more settings in terms of themes’s and there are more new features.
Google begins rollout of new 'G' logo
Google came out with the display of a revamped G logo in May. Now the time has come for Google's new icon to be widely adopted. Hence, we will start seeing the new logo in Android devices.
'Google Clock app for Wear OS still only works with Pixel Watch'
Google has released an update for the Google Clock app. A major change seems to have been made with this. The app no longer works with smartwatches other than the Pixel Watch. What's going on?
Samsung rolls out Android 16 with One UI 8 for Galaxy A36
Samsung is rolling out the major update to Android 16 for the Samsung Galaxy A36. In doing so, the mid-end smartphone also gets the new One UI 8 skin and a new security patch. The update is available in Europe.
'Google Pixels get same navigation buttons as Samsung devices'
If you switch from a Samsung phone to a Google Pixel, you may have to get used to using the navigation keys. Google is now working on a change that will allow you to use the navigation keys in the same order on the Google Pixel as on Samsung.
OnePlus unveils new design for OnePlus 15 with special coating
OnePlus is releasing more and more information about the brand's new high-end smartphone. The OnePlus 15 can be seen with the new design. In the process, OnePlus will provide the smartphone with a special coating.
Chat app Signal introduces 'Secure Backups' and makes storage more secure
Signal is an increasingly popular application for sending messages. Although WhatsApp is still the most popular, Signal focuses mainly on privacy. A new feature is now available and that is Secure Backups, or secure backups.
OnePlus devices face serious security problem
If you own a OnePlus device, then it is good to know that there is a serious security issue with the devices. There is a hefty vulnerability in the SMS application. An update is on the way, but will be a while away.
Samsung works on One UI 8.5 and gets Liquid Glass from Apple (video)
Recently, iPhones and other Apple devices have been updated with iOS 26, which gets the Liquid Glass interface. Samsung itself now seems to be enamoured with the glass design, and is working on it for the update to One UI 8.5.
Xiaomi 17 series announced: Apple influence and rear screen
It's been a remarkable week full of Xiaomi news. Whereas on Wednesday we got to see the Xiaomi 15T series, today in home country China it is time for the new Xiaomi 17 series. And the Apple influence is huge.
Samsung Galaxy S24 series gets Android 16 in Europe
Time for another update. After the Galaxy S24 FE already got the update to Android 16 with One UI 8 earlier today, now the other models of the Samsung Galaxy S24 series are also getting the update.
Android 16 with One UI 8 is ready for Galaxy A56 and Galaxy S24 FE
Two smartphones from Samsung are being offered a major update. The Galaxy A56 and Galaxy S24 FE will both get the update to Android 16, along with One UI 8.
LinkedIn is going to use your data for training AI: here's how to turn it off
After Facebook, LinkedIn will also start using its users' data to train AI. The news about this is not new, but now the Dutch Personal Data Authority is sounding the alarm. Users are advised to disable training AI in this way.