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TODAY'S MUST-READ STORY

How Can Samsung Wow Us at Unpacked? Start With Ultra-Inspired Galaxy Foldables

Can Samsung bring foldable phones into the mainstream? Will Project Moohan finally emerge from the shadows? Here's what we want to see at Samsung's July 9 Unpacked event and why it matters.

THE BIGGEST MOBILE TRENDS

Nothing Phone (3) Arrives With Glyph Matrix, Sharper Cameras, and Faster Processor

This wholly redesigned flagship provides personal experiences in a unique device that packs top specs and cameras to boost performance and cater to creators. It should also be easier to buy.

Got a Pixel 6a? Here's When Google Plans to Limit Your Battery Life to Prevent Fires

The good news? You're getting Android 16! The bad news: the update will reduce battery capacity once you hit 400 charges. But you could get some cash for your trouble.

AT&T Tackles SIM-Swapping Scams With 'Account Lock' Feature

Primary and secondary account holders can now block specific transactions and account changes across all devices and lines on their account.

Did Samsung Just Leak Its Own Trifold Galaxy Phone Design?

Spotted within the latest One UI 8 build, the rumored Galaxy G Fold design looks similar to a concept phone we saw at MWC.

FCC Chair's 'Build Agenda' for Broadband Expansion Looks Familiar

Brendan Carr outlines proposals to ease broadband buildouts by removing red tape, but the problems he outlined are not new and have not escaped the FCC's attention.

Google Ordered to Pay $314M in Class-Action Case Over Misuse of Android Data

The 2019 lawsuit accused Google of using Android users' cellular data without consent to run activities like targeted ads. Google says it will appeal, which could delay any payout.

FIREWORKS PHOTO TIPS

Want Awesome Fireworks Photos? Try These 6 Expert Tips

Fireworks shows give shutterbugs plenty of photo ops. Whether you're using your phone or a mirrorless, a DSLR, or a point-and-shoot camera, follow these tips to capture the best shots of the nighttime spectacle.