Just as T-Mobile started sending out the “Night Mode” camera update for the Galaxy S9 and the S9+ yesterday, the carrier is now sending out a smaller update to the Galaxy S8 and the S8+. This brings the firmware version on the two devices to G950USQU6DSH8 and G955USQU6DSH8. In terms of changes, Samsung mentions that
T-Mobile has just started sending out a significant camera update for the Samsung Galaxy S9 and the S9+. This update finally brings the coveted “Night Mode” camera feature to the two devices which will assist greatly in low-light situations. This feature was introduced with the Galaxy S10 and S10+ earlier this year. It’s no secret
Samsung has provided most of its devices with Android Pie updates, which includes some older mid-rangers. However, even if these devices are eligible for the update, carrier versions often take their sweet time. But Verizon begs to differ as it has finally started rolling out the Android 9 update for Samsung’s 2018 Galaxy J3 and
Nokia has just announced the rollout of Android 10 for the Nokia 8.1 mid-ranger, making this a first for the company this year. The manufacturer also plans to update a few other smartphones, but as of now, the Nokia 8.1 is the only device getting this honor. In terms of changes, there are going to
A recent Pixel 4 leak, among the many, mentioned that the handset will pack an automatic car crash detection feature. While not a lot of details were available then, things are getting much clearer now. According to a new revelation by XDA, this feature will also see the renaming of the Emergency Information app available
With Android 10 expected to bring a system-wide “Dark Mode” theme, the Gmail team has just seemingly updated its Android app to reflect these changes. Users who found the changes flocked to the Android page on Reddit to share the news. It is said that users can now find the feature on the latest version
According to a screenshot posted on Reddit, OnePlus could be aiming to bring Android 10 to its devices around the same time as Google sends out the update to its Pixel devices. If reports are accurate, Google is expecting to begin the update rollout to its compatible Pixel devices by the 3rd of September. So
Over this past weekend, the Google Photos Twitter account officially confirmed an upcoming feature on its app that can allow users to search for text in the photos. This can be helpful while searching for documents or Wi-Fi passwords. The company will use optical character recognition or OCR for this feature, which can be found
Google Pay for Android has just been updated, and among the list of changes is a new dark mode which is a good change from the standard white background. It is said that the change is rolling out with v2.96.264233179 of Google Pay, so be sure to be on the lookout for an update. The
As reports in the past have hinted, Google today took the wraps off its new Play Store redesign for Android smartphones. This brings the popular Material Design UI to the app, much in line with a few other Google apps. The update is enabled automatically and doesn’t require any elaborate download/setup. If you’re not seeing
While there are millions of Android customers out there who haven’t seen the Android 9 Pie update yet, NVIDIA casually pops by with an update to the NVIDIA Shield TV which was launched in 2015. That’s unparalleled software support like no other company we’ve seen in recent memory. For reference, the Shield TV launched with
WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messaging applications in the world. Some users are reportedly seeing the ability to share their WhatsApp status over Gmail, Google Photos, Facebook or even Instagram. There will be a new share button on your stories for this purpose. It is said that this process will not link
Google has announced a new update for Indian users of its popular Maps application. Starting today, Android users on the latest version of Maps will be able to receive notifications when their ride goes off track. This can be done as soon as you start tracking the path between your pickup and drop points, with
Welcome to another #GalaxyS7 article that covers 5 problems submitted by some members of our community. Two problems mentioned here today shows the possibility of a Galaxy S7 screen to flicker uncontrolably when there’s no obvious history of physical abuse. We hope that our suggestion for each case will help not only the senders of these issues,