… Over the years, Phone 1 has grown with Nothing OS and helped shape the software experience we continue to build today. While this marks the end of its software lifecycle, the device remains highly usable and an important part of the Nothing story. …
… Clicks designed the device to feel familiar, and touches like app navigation look no different than using any other Android device with a keyboard connected. …
… Google still actively supports the software on Chromecast with Google TV, as the company confirmed following an erroneous support page update last month , so it stands to reason that a fix could be made here. …
… While both devices have an in-display fingerprint sensor, the S22+ reads faster and more reliably with its ultrasonic sensor. Software While the Pixel 6 Pro runs a simple Android 12L, the S22+ houses One UI 4.1 based on Android 12. …
… So last week, we asked you if your Google Pixel device was running any smoother after making the jump to the stable release of Android 17. With a substantial turnout of over 7,400 responses, the community has provided a clear picture of how the latest OS upgrade impacts daily usability. …
… But, clearly, there are some people out there who really want these devices. Enough that there’s still hardware being built for that market. Two of those devices have crossed my desk as of late, starting with the Unihertz Titan Elite 2. …
… More competent and capable than any Chromebook, the extra cost opens up more software and usability options. …
… There are no major usability differences, save in some applications. Google has, though, found a way to make AirDrop work cross-platform, which isn’t down to Apple, so that should benefit iOS users regardless of what software version they’re running. …
… Samsung has slightly addressed this on Flip 8, shaving off around a millimeter from the folded device. It’s not a ton, but it’s enough to make the device feel better in the hand and in my pocket. …
… It feels like Samsung is settling rather than leading in software refinement. …