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Samsung updates SmartThings app with redesigned Home tab‎

Samsung is doing a major overhaul of its SmartThings app with version 1.8.51.30. This update redesigns the Home tab and updates the Devices tab. This version already rolled out to iOS (actually, iPhone users got it first) and is now available on the Google Play Store and the Galaxy Store. The Home tab now features more compact cards for devices and routines. You can tap on their icon to turn a device on or off or to trigger a routine. Cards can be resized and rearranged as needed. The redesigned Home tab on the SmartThings app (v1.8.51.30) You will also find a list of...

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Apple's HomePad / Home Hub may come in these four colors‎

Yesterday a report told us that Apple is going to finally unveil its much-rumored Home Hub or HomePad on October 13. That report implied that it would only be available in one color, described as "Apple's standard gray aluminum finish". However, it turns out that the device could actually be offered in four colors: Silver, Space Gray, Starlight, and Rose Pink. This information comes from a tipster on X who uncovered the Photo Face setup screens, which will allegedly correspond to the four colors of the Home Hub / HomePad itself. Apple’s Home device may come in four finishes: Silver,...

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Here's when Samsung's first Android XR glasses are finally launching‎

Samsung showcased its first Android XR glasses during its Galaxy Unpacked event in July, and now a new report from its home country of South Korea tells us when we should expect them to finally launch: in November. This has allegedly been confirmed by "a Samsung official". Pricing still isn't known, unfortunately. The glasses will apparently be called Intelligent Eyewear. They have no display, but do come with a camera, microphones, and speakers. Google's Gemini AI processes the information that you see and hear through a connected Galaxy smartphone. You can of course talk to it,...

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Android's new sideloading guardrails are now official in four countries‎

Google announced a new process of sideloading apps on Android back in spring this year, and Android users had mixed feelings about it, to say the least. Google argues that the new rules prevent scammers from pressuring people into installing malicious apps, and four countries are now getting the changes. Every phone running Android 7 or later in Brazil, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia now requires users to enable the option in Developer Options, authenticate, restart the device and wait 24 hours before being able to sideload unregistered apps. The setting allows users to sideload...

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OnePlus 16 confirmed to pack a much larger battery than its predecessor‎

Ahead of its upcoming launch, OnePlus has confirmed a major battery upgrade for the OnePlus 16, and it’s a big one. The smartphone is set to debut in China on October 12. The OnePlus 16 will pack a 9,000mAh battery, company executive Li Jie Louis revealed in a post on Weibo. OnePlus 16 in Mars Masterpiece colorway Compared to the OnePlus 15, which packs a 7,300mAh battery, the OnePlus 16 will feature a 1,700mAh larger battery. The increased capacity is expected to deliver longer battery life, especially with the more efficient Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset. It is also...

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vivo X Fold6 in for review‎

The vivo X Fold6 is now globally available, so let's unbox it. Our unit ships with a case, an 80W charger, and a USB-A to USB-C cable. Cases for foldables usually latch onto just the "rear" part of the phone, which is also the case here. The one provided in the box is pretty nice, with a textured surface that adds grip. The case is nice, ditto having a charger in the box Now that vivo finally gave us a global foldable, which phones does it compete against? One obvious choice is the Honor Magic V6, and it stacks up to the vivo surprisingly well. Both are a very similar...

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Price alert: Samsung raises the prices of Galaxy S26 phones, the US, Europe and India affected‎

We live in Opposite World – half a year after new phones launch, the manufacturer is typically expected to reduce prices. Instead, Samsung just raised the prices of Galaxy S26 series phones by at least $100 (it’s $200 in the case of the 1TB S26 Ultra). And it’s not just the US that was affected. We went through the online stores of several regional divisions of Samsung.com to check how much a new S26 costs. What we found is that the US, Canada, the UK, mainland Europe and India are all showing higher prices. We didn’t check every region, but if any haven’t raised their prices yet, they...

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