Samsung is bringing a new update to its latest Wear OS smartwatches, with the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra now getting an April 2025 update.

It’s been expected that Samsung would eventually roll out One UI 7 to the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip series, though the “when” was nothing short of in the air. Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 users are starting to see One UI 7 available in the US.

Following quite a few leaks, Motorola has posted a brief video on social media teasing the launch of new 2025 Razr foldables coming later this month.

After setting up and updating, your Pixel 9a will still be running Android 15 QPR1 instead of QPR2.

The all-new Pixel 9a pre-orders have finally gone live with a FREE $100 Google Store credit and trade-in options that can net you one for just $99 – here’s our hands-on review of Google’s latest. Next up we have another new release with the launch of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE/+ – up to $350 off with trade-in and 50% off the Book Cover Keyboard Slim – alongside ASUS Vivobook Pro 14 OLED laptop at $390 off and a massive $1,800 off Samsung’s The Frame TV. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

After being delayed to fix the “Meda in China” typo, the OnePlus Watch 3 is once again available for purchase, but with a huge change to its price.

Google is hinting at some form of glasses integration with Android Auto through a new beta update, but there are some questions.

As promised, Samsung has started the rollout of One UI 7 to Galaxy users in the US, starting with the Galaxy S24 series.

Compared to past years, the 2025 A-Series doesn’t feel like a variant of the main line. Rather, the Google Pixel 9a is its own thing that most people will be quite happy with. 

MediaTek just announced the new Dimensity 9400+ chipset for Android devices. This SoC comes as a generational upgrade over the existing Dimensity 9400, including some changes to NPU operations for better AI performance.

The One UI 7 rollout was slated for April 10, and Samsung has made good on that promise with a massive rollout now well underway in Europe.

As previewed last month, Chrome 135 for Android is rolling out an edge-to-edge design for the bottom of your screen. 

Samsung just started rolling out its big One UI 7 update earlier this week, and with it comes an unexpected addition in the form of cross-device YouTube controls that appear through Live Notifications and the Now Bar.

The Google Assistant wind down on mobile continues with Gboard rebranding “Assistant voice typing” on the Pixel to just “Advanced features.”

This afternoon’s roundup of the best Android game and app deals courtesy of Google Play is now ready and waiting down below. Alongside the ongoing FREE credit offers on the new Samsung gaming monitors, today we spotted discounts on Google’s latest Nest Learning Thermostat alongside a 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 trackers at $14.50 each and 25% off the Fitbit Charge 6 fitness wearable. As for the apps, highlights include titles like Death Worm Deluxe, AntVentor, CELL 13, and more. Head blow for a closer look. 

The Google homepage is getting a major shakeup, as the company has announced that its Discover news feed and a new “At a glance” widget section will be coming to the Search experience on desktop, though there’s no word on when.

Alongside the ongoing FREE credits on the new 2025 3D and OLED Odyssey monitors as well as Samsung’s new Vision AI smart TVs, today’s batch of deals is now ready to go. Firstly, we spotted a solid 25% markdown on the Fitbit Charge 6 fitness wearable at $120 before featuring the return of spring sale pricing on Google’s latest Nest Learning Thermostat at $240. The recent notable discount on the 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 trackers is now back at $58 – that’s $14.50 each – and you’ll find everything else waiting down below, including chargers, Galaxy tablets, 2025 Google smart TVs, and more. 

After years of teasing, Samsung is finally gearing up to launch its Ballie robot “this Summer,” with the company teaming up with Google to leverage Gemini on the helpful home robot.

The Android 16 beta continues to expand this week, as Xiaomi is also now following OnePlus with a limited preview release.

It’s no secret that Google and Samsung are working hard to release Android XR devices powered by all of the advances made in Gemini and other AI models. Google’s chosen form factor is a pair of glasses, while Samsung is developing something akin to the Apple Vision Pro. The Android XR-powered glasses have little detail backing up their release, but it was recently seen sported by Android XR’s head during a public event.