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Android’s Find My Device network is still finding its bearings, but some new hardware seems to be on the way, with a set of new trackers from “Rolling Square” promising compelling hardware that includes a siren and a glow-in-the-dark design.

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According to a new report, competition in the foldable space has Samsung in a panic, and the company is revving up plans to launch a rollable smartphone as soon as next year.

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One of the highly anticipated additions to Find My Device is support for UWB trackers, which the app appears to be preparing for with the addition of a “compass.”

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According to a new report, Google's 2025 lineup of Pixel phones unsurprisingly includes five new devices in line with this year's batch.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19831054

Third-party Android launchers often suffer from limitations and issues because of Android, but this user survey could help.

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Soon, Health Connect will be getting a big upgrade that makes it easier to transfer your health data to a new Android device.

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Android Automotive 15, the special version of Android 15 for cars, brings key improvements to apps, connectivity, and other areas.

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Google seems to be preparing a new feature to help users backup their Health Connect data on devices running Android 15 or higher.

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ImageToolbox is a great android app for editing and working with images. I still haven't explored all the features, and honestly it can get a bit overwhelming. But if I need a feature, it usually exists

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