Justin Duino is a Reviews Director at Valnet Inc., overseeing content for platforms such as How-To Geek, MUO, Gamerant, Review Geek, and LifeSavvy. He specializes in reviewing electronics and covering topics related to Android, Google, and Apple, with a keen focus on retail and brick-and-mortar trends. Justin's work has been featured in LifeSavvy, MUO, and How-To Geek.
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By: Kabir Jain, Justin Duino
Google is reportedly testing a pretty big change to how we access notifications and Quick Settings, and, spoiler alert: I’m not loving it. This change would separate notifications and Quick Settings into two different panels, meaning you’d have to swipe differently to access Quick Settings.
You'll need your computer to power on your phone.
This iPhone case stands out in the crowd of Apple-made cases.
The Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 series has pressure-sensitive features, but its awkward placement hinders easy access.
Nobody really wants to cover up their beautiful new phone with a case. That said, if you want that phone to actually stay beautiful, keeping it protected with the right case is the best way to keep it looking as good as the day you bought it.
The Galaxy S24 series are some of the best Android smartphones you can buy today, but being flagship devices, they can be a bit expensive. Samsung's answer for fans looking for a more budget-friendly handset is the new Galaxy S24 FE. It shares a lot of features with the more expensive models, but it's obvious where corners were cut. After checking out the phone, I think you should stick with the flagships.
Keep your holiday lights looking fun and unique.
It's another year of refinements for Samsung with the announcement of the Galaxy S25 series. The hardware remains great, but the company hasn't given much of a reason to upgrade, unless you're interested in personalized AI features. I've gone hands-on with all three phone, and have some thoughts.
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