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New Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition Lets You Design It Your Way

Samsung released its new Galaxy Z Flip 3 back in August, and there’s a lot to like. However, it only came in a few select colors, and now the company wants to change that. So today, Samsung announced the new Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition. A customization experience where you can design it your way with new colors.

Cory Gunther 1 day

Google Just Made the Pixel’s Best Super Power Even Better

In addition to announcing two new Pixel phones at its recent Pixel Fall Launch event, Google just made it easier (and more pleasant!) to call businesses and field incoming calls. Now there are tools for finding the best time to call a business, wading through automated menus, and more.

Suzanne Humphries 2 days

Google Shows Off Its Tensor Chip, the Powerhouse Behind Pixel 6

Do you ever feel like something’s holding you back? Phone manufacturers have been stuck using Qualcomm Snapdragon chips for years, and while these processors may be powerful, they aren’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why the new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro run on Google’s first in-house processor, the Tensor chip. But why is Tensor so much better for Google?

Andrew Heinzman 2 days

Google’s Pixel Pass Phone Subscription Might Be Too Good to Pass Up

Alongside the new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, Google just announced its new Pixel Pass subscription that combines a phone and all of its most popular services into one low monthly fee. It starts at $45 per month, and you’ll get a Pixel 6 and everything else you need all-in-one. Google’s new Pixel Pass subscription might be too good to pass up, and here’s everything you’ll get.

Cory Gunther 2 days

Android 12 Starts Rolling Out Today for These Pixel Phones

Alongside the all-new Pixel 6, today, Google officially released Android 12 for the Pixel 3 and above. Following the first public beta back in May and months of developer previews, the software is rolling out now for existing capable devices.

Cory Gunther 2 days

For the Price, Google’s Pixel 6 Looks Like the Best Phone (Android or Otherwise)

In the world of smartphones, a $600 device isn’t all that expensive. It probably won’t offer flagship performance, its cameras may be a bit outdated, and it could lack a proper IPX water-resistance rating. But not the new Pixel 6. It costs just $600, and man, it offers everything you’d expect from a $1,000 handset.

Andrew Heinzman 2 days

Google’s Pixel 6 Pro Is Finally Here and It’s Only $899

We’ve already seen plenty of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. Google first revealed its new phones over three months ago, then ramped up its teaser videos over the last few weeks. However, they’re finally official today as Google took the stage to formally unveil the all-new, powerful, and colorful Pixel 6 lineup.

Cory Gunther 2 days

Wyze Unveils a Wireless Version of Its Affordable Video Doorbell

We love the affordable Wyze Video Doorbell, but its wired design makes installation difficult (if not impossible) for some customers. That’s why Wyze is launching a new Video Doorbell Pro, a wireless version of its original Doorbell that takes just five minutes to install.

Andrew Heinzman 2 days

Control LEGO Robots with the New Raspberry Pi Build HAT

This is a match made in heaven. The Raspberry Pi Foundation just launched its Build HAT, a new product that lets you control up to four LEGO Education SPIKE motors and sensors from your Raspberry Pi computer. It’s a killer product that could give kids a reason to start coding, though I expect adults to get some use out of it too.

Andrew Heinzman 2 days

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 3 Reaches Its Lowest Ever Price at Amazon

After a month spent reviewing Samsung’s latest phones, we found that the compact and stylish Galaxy Z Flip 3 is by far the best foldable yet. And guess what? It just reached its lowest-ever price at Amazon. Now’s your chance to grab the Flip 3 for just $850—way less than the $1,000 retail price.

Andrew Heinzman 2 days