Nickolas is always excited about tech and getting his hands on it. Writing for him can vary from delivering the latest tech story to scribbling in his journal. When Nickolas isn't hitting a story, he's often grinding away at a game or chilling with a book in his hand.
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Update is here Nothing OS 5.0 (Android 17) is rolling out for Phone 3a and Phone 4a series users as planned late in October.

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Running data Strava subscribers bring their workout data to Gemini's Connected Apps experience for new insights that dive into their performance data.

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More fixes Gemini's been a little wonky lately, and Google's rolling out a major smart home patch to try to fix it.

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Suite of home devices Amazon concludes Techtober with a suite of Alexa-powered Echo devices and a near-magical Photo Frame.

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Immerse yourself "Immersive Exploration" is the new adventure that awaits students and other users in Gemini, helping to peel back the layers of life, space, and more.

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Going Pro Ultrahuman Ring Pro surprises with a sudden U.S. launch after its original debut left the region out.

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Better connected Google is preparing more Connected Apps for users in Gemini and Search through expanded partnerships, while developers gain a new platform preview.

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True XR Xreal Aura launch day has finally arrived, and the company is running a limited-time price drop that's too good to miss.

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Fined The FTC imposed a major $15 million fine on Samsung for misleading mobile gamers with a false performance experience on the Galaxy S21 and S22.

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Kick back; relax Instagram is getting in on long-form, widescreen videos, and its test begins now in preparation for a future on your phone and TV.

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Bold claims Another round of bold rumors claims Samsung's Exynos 2700 is "outperforming" Qualcomm's Extreme chip in early tests.

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Understanding trends Fitbit Air users are finally receiving Health Guardian in a major Android update for automatic activity and sleep tracking and more.

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More problems One UI 9 might've caused severe battery drain for some Galaxy S24 users, and an even worse problem for a Galaxy S25 device.

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Back in court Oura has reportedly sued Ultrahuman for allegedly infringing on two of its patents regarding ring design and "internal components."

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Issues A major setup bug after downloading One UI 9 completely disrupts a Galaxy S26 Ultra—Samsung was quick to respond.

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Staying safe Google detailed several ways Chrome has stepped up its defenses against suspicious and "known" dangerous websites on desktop and Android.

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Burning hot A Galaxy Watch user reported a painful blister and skin burn after the device overheated while they were resting.

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Folding, but wide Foldable display shipments are expected to "rebound" in 2026, and research says wide folds are leading the charge for consumers.

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Breaching! RayNeo's GT Max gets a stellar black-and-gold paint job in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 collaboration.

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Get driving Google is bringing Gemini's Personal Intelligence on the road for drivers. The AI's experience mirrors Android phones, as it connects to your apps for tailored assistance.

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Hungry, hungry speaker Users noticed their Google Home Speaker consuming an enormous amount of data in the background without a clear reason. Google responded, and a fix should arrive soon.

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Busy, busy "Work accounts," similar to work profiles on Android phones, could arrive on Android Auto-supported cars for drivers.

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Sliding into 2027? Samsung's Galaxy Z foldable lineup could involve six phones in 2027, and one could "Slide."
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