As previously announced for the Pixel 8, the 8a will be getting on-device Gemini Nano — in a future update — as a developer option that users can enable for Recorder Summarization, better Gboard replies, and Magic Compose in Messages.
I’m guessing there is a negative in enabling this feature if it’s going to be tucked in developer settings. Likely increased app reloads and the phone running hotter.
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That’s why I got a smart band. It tracks all useful metrics like HR, sleep, stress, SPO2 and does limited smartwatch stuff. Plus, it costs much less compared to a smartwatch without needing a ton of battery to boot with.
Pebble was the best smartwatch maker to date. It’s unfortunate no one is capable of replicating the features, battery life, and community support like them. I like snazzy fast displays like anyone else. But, I also like weeks long battery life. A pebble like smartwatch with E-ink displays should be resurrected in the near future some day.
The X100 Ultra has a camera setup that is different from that of any other X100 smartphone. According to a senior executive, the phone, with its flagship-tier camera technologies, will excel in five key scenes:...
quality control on software updates is hard, for sure, but it shouldn’t be this hard to spot something so obvious. We’re talking about the lock screen and touchscreen not working anymore after the update....
I feel like I’m encountering weird little tics and problems with my android devices, and those of family and friends. Just simple things where settings don’t seem to be consistently applied, or the os switches something back repeatedly. For example, my apps are set to auto update, to use data as well as WiFi, etc, but every...
Depends. If you use heavily customized android ROMs with aggressive battery saving measures like colorOS, hyperOS/miui, etc. Things may be a tad rough.
Google Pixel 8a announced (9to5google.com)
The Google Pixel 8a starts at $499 for 128 GB and $559 for 256 GB (Obsidian only)
Sony Xperia 10 VI appears on Geekbench with Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 (m.gsmarena.com)
Samsung Galaxy A35 5G review - A powerful all-rounder with Galaxy S design for under $300 (www.notebookcheck.net)
It's Over for Fossil Smartwatches (www.droid-life.com)
Samsung Rumored To Bring ‘Battery AI’ To Its Galaxy S25 Series, Boosting The Total Backup By Up To 10 Percent At The Same Performance Level (wccftech.com)
cross-posted from: reddthat.com/post/18552077...
vivo announces launch date for X100 Ultra, X100s duo (m.gsmarena.com)
The X100 Ultra has a camera setup that is different from that of any other X100 smartphone. According to a senior executive, the phone, with its flagship-tier camera technologies, will excel in five key scenes:...
Realme GT Neo 6 reservations begin, key specifications officially confirmed (www.thetechoutlook.com)
Any way to use Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 with sleep as android?
I searched around the web and the official answer seems to be no as Samsung doesn’t provide a public API for connection....
One UI 6.1 update for Galaxy S22 series halted due to a bug (m.gsmarena.com)
quality control on software updates is hard, for sure, but it shouldn’t be this hard to spot something so obvious. We’re talking about the lock screen and touchscreen not working anymore after the update....
Samsung's Good Lock app comes to the Play Store (m.gsmarena.com)
Magic6 RSR: Honor releases new Porsche Design smartphone globally with silicon carbon battery technology and 24 GB of RAM (www.notebookcheck.net)
Is Android increasingly inconsistent?
I feel like I’m encountering weird little tics and problems with my android devices, and those of family and friends. Just simple things where settings don’t seem to be consistently applied, or the os switches something back repeatedly. For example, my apps are set to auto update, to use data as well as WiFi, etc, but every...