Samsung‘s Galaxy S series made its debut on June 4, 2010, and since then it’s become the phone line most people think of when Android
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Google TV Streamer problems and how to fix them
C. Scott Brown / Android Authority The Google TV Streamer is a major shift in direction from the Chromecast with Google TV, but, for the
Need to pause your prepaid phone service or afraid you can’t make a payment? Here are your options
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority While it’s something you hope never happens, there may be times when you find it impossible to make a payment
These are all the Verizon Value brands: Who are they for and why so many?
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Verizon Wireless is most commonly associated with its postpaid wireless service, but it actually has a diverse portfolio of value-oriented
Tax season is the perfect time to save big on an annual phone plan, but what are your options?
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority It’s tax season, and for some, that means a nice tax refund could be heading your way. This is the
iMessage has some great animations, and here are my favorites
Ryan Haines / Android Authority Usually, when my friends hype up Apple’s iMessage, all they care about is showing up as blue bubbles on each
A rollable phone could make you forget about foldables, but how far off is it?
Rita El Khoury / Android Authority Less than a decade ago, foldable phones seemed like the stuff of sci-fi. But in 2025, there are at
These are the US carriers that let you stream at HD resolution or higher
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority While limited data plans still exist, unlimited plans have become much more prevalent in the US market over the last
Tested: Is Google’s NotebookLM Plus worth the subscription fee?
Andy Walker / Android Authority I’ve recently started using NotebookLM, and I love it. Google’s AI tool is free, with the premium Plus version initially
Thinking about getting a new mobile plan? These are the best phone carriers in the US
When you think of U.S. carriers, what comes to mind? For many, it’s Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile — the three biggest networks in the country.
