Matthew Sholtz is the Games and Apps Editor at Android Police. With a passion for handheld gaming and a decade of experience covering mobile game news, he brings a critical eye to consumer tech, particularly in the realms of mobile apps and gaming. Matthew's insights and expertise have been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, Yahoo, and BGR Media LLC.
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By Matthew Sholtz Karlis Dambrans/Shutterstock The Pixel's Tensor chips aren't really known for spectacular battery life, and
By Matthew Sholtz Gabo_Arts/Shutterstock One of the best things about Android is that it is an open system built on top of an open-source project.
By Matthew Sholtz Framesira/Shutterstock Motorola has been a big part of the Android landscape since the start, thanks to
By Matthew Sholtz DANIEL CONSTANTE/Shutterstock When Waze first appeared on the scene, it was considered a revelation, thanks to its unique crowdsourcing.
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With five years of guaranteed support for the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Samsung delivers the longest software support among smartwatch brands.
There are a handful of reliable smartwatch brands, including Apple, Google, Garmin, and Samsung, but while each might wow you with unique
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By Matthew Sholtz Nothing may seem like the obvious brand to switch to now that OnePlus is leaving the U.S. market.
