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Samsung introduced the Galaxy AI in 2024 with the announcement that it would be free until the end of 2025. What would happen to it after that remained unclear for a long time. Perhaps it would have to be paid for. Samsung seems to have made up its mind what to do with its suite of intelligent features.
Ahead of WWDC 2025, Apple published a critical paper on the development of AI. The paper was reminiscent of the denial phase; rather than leading the way, Apple seems intent on highlighting AI's shortcomings. Meanwhile, competitors are innovating full steam ahead, with or without Apple.
Oppo has launched the A5 5G. A smartphone with a 6000 mAh large battery that feels like new for 48 months, according to the company. For the price, you don't have to worry, very expensive the Oppo A5 5G is not.
As usual, Apple unveiled new software for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and other devices at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). This year, the focus was not on AI functionality, but rather on a new user interface (UI) called Liquid Glass.
When Apple introduced Siri in 2011, it was ahead of its time. But after years of neglect, the voice assistant is miles behind the competition. Fortunately, as of iOS 19, that seems to be changing but not thanks to Apple, but thanks to the EU.
Samsung has halted the worldwide rollout of its long-awaited One UI 7 update. This happened after Korean reports came in about problems with unlocking phones. While Samsung investigates the problem, updating phones has been halted for now.
After much testing and especially much waiting, Samsung began rolling out One UI 7 last Monday, April 7. People with an S24-series phone or a sixth-generation Galaxy Z phone are first in line. But besides a new look, what else is different? We list the differences for you here.
Samsung will start the official rollout of One UI 7 to existing Galaxy phones on April 7. The Galaxy S25 series and the recently announced A56, A36 and A26 came out with version 7 but so far it remained quiet when previous Galaxy phones got the new interface.
Those who saw the launch of the Galaxy S25 Ultra last January, with its stripped-down S Pen support, might think that the stylus is no longer on Samsung's radar. The South Korean company wants to dispel that rumor once and for all. The company continues to believe in the pen.
Android 16 is coming earlier than usual, in the second quarter of 2025 was expected. Now Google has named a month when Android 16 is expected.
Since Google rolled out its Find My network, compatible trackers have not been running fast. Samsung is doing significantly better with its SmartThings network and SmartTag trackers, but those are only supported by Samsung Galaxy phones. This app changes that.
Samsung is taking its time longer than usual with a new version of One UI. Samsung has good reason for that because it really wants to come up with something new. That news appears to be the Now Bar. It should rival the Dynamic Island we saw on recent iPhones.
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