Arguably, one of the cleverest decisions Apple has made for the iPhone Duo launch was to create a smooth transition animation between the iPhone’s two states: folded and unfolded. While it serves no practical purpose, the animation caught everyone’s attention and quickly became one of the most popular topics around the iPhone Duo’s launch. Some […]
Read MoreArguably, one of the cleverest decisions Apple has made for the iPhone Duo launch was to create a smooth transition animation between the iPhone’s two states: folded and unfolded. While it serves no practical purpose, the animation caught everyone’s attention and quickly became one of the most popular topics around the iPhone Duo’s launch. Some […]
Read MoreDavid Baker spoke with WIRED en Español about where biological design is headed next and the great potential and risks of taking biology outside the bounds of the natural world.
Read MoreMotion Assist is an Android feature designed to reduce motion sickness when you use your phone in a moving car, bus, train, or other vehicle. On supported Galaxy phones, the feature places moving shapes around the edges of the screen. Those shapes respond to the movement of the device, providing visual cues that may help […]
Read MoreSmartphones aren’t the best multitasking devices. Strides have been made in this area, and the Galaxy Z Fold lineup takes great advantage of features like multi-window. Still, the greatest obstacle standing in the way of true mobile multitasking is usually background processing and battery management. Here’s what we mean: Minimize a power-hungry app, such as […]
Read MoreSo, you just got your new Galaxy S26 FE. If you are a long-time Samsung fan, you may have noticed that the More section of the Camera app, where you can switch between various shooting modes, is a little shorter than you remember. If the Galaxy S26 FE is your first Samsung phone, you may […]
Read MoreThe Galaxy S26 FE went on sale on September 4 and brings many of the flagship features of the original Galaxy S26 series at a lower price. It even has one advantage over the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra: it runs Android 17 and Samsung’s One UI 9 out of the box. Whether you […]
Read MoreOver the years, countless Galaxy phone users have developed a common habit of capturing screenshots using the side buttons. Pressing the side and volume-down keys together is usually the fastest and most reliable method. Usually. It isn’t if you’re using a foldable phone, though. Sure, you can capture screenshots using the physical buttons just as […]
Read MoreHave you ever walked by or into a Samsung physical store only for your Galaxy phone to coincidentally send you a notification about one of the latest Samsung deals? Well, it was probably no coincidence. One of the Samsung services preloaded on your Galaxy device enables that functionality. It’s called Samsung Visit In, but the […]
Read MoreIf the Galaxy Z Fold 8 or Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is your very first foldable phone, you may have noticed that some One UI features we usually take for granted and often praise aren’t enabled by default. And if the Fold 8/8 Ultra is your first Android phone, first of all, congratulations. Second […]
Read MoreThe Galaxy Z Fold 8’s 4:3 inner display is great for many applications, but it is an unusual aspect ratio that isn’t used all that much across the Android landscape. As a result, odd things can happen with certain apps, including those that support multiple aspect ratios. For example, an app coded to support both […]
Read MoreSamsung’s Modes and Routines app is a powerful, versatile tool that allows you to automate certain features and functions on your Galaxy devices. For example, you can instruct your phone to perform certain tasks when you leave the house. Modes and Routines is unfortunately lacking when it comes to automating Galaxy Watch functions, but you […]
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