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Ryan Haines / Android AuthorityTL;DR Samsung’s Gallery app will reportedly stop syncing with OneDrive on April 11, 2026. Users will be encouraged to move their photo backups to Samsung Cloud instead. The change strengthens Samsung’s ecosystem as it phases out Microsoft integration. Samsung’s plan to end OneDrive integration in its Gallery app now has a date. According to a screenshot shared by X user Nirmal Sri, the feature is set to stop working on April 11, 2026. Once the cutoff arrives, users will no longer be able to sync their photos or videos from Samsung Gallery directly to OneDrive, with…

Don’t miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google.T-Satellite, the Starlink satellite-to-phone roaming service that T-Mobile began selling in July, has drawn the interest and business of an unusual segment of customers: AT&T customers.A Thursday study from the Ookla found that among Android smartphones running Ookla’s software that connected to Starlink anytime between December 2024 and last month, 60.9% were on T-Mobile and 34% were on AT&T. Only 2.2% were on Verizon, with the remaining 3% of phones on AT&T’s FirstNet service for first responders. (Credit: Ookla) T-Mobile bundles T-Satellite, which supports texting as…

If you’ve never toured a whiskey distillery, the experience can be uncommonly old-fashioned. While newer distilleries thrive on automation, many still tout their “by hand” operations as a defining characteristic, a heritage that gives them street cred. Many distilleries are downright smug about the lack of computers or even climate control in any facet of their operations—even if this means things don’t always go according to plan. Easily preventable errors are chalked up as a cost of doing business, perhaps adding to the romance of whiskey-making while draining the budget.Mandell says that while the influence of a seasoned master distiller…

Dhruv Bhutani / Android AuthorityI’ve encountered a bouquet of incredible new Android apps this year, from small utilities that bolster my productivity to genuine problem solvers that make the platform better. Not every Android app has or will survive to see the new year, though.As 2025 draws to a swift close and I scroll through the remaining apps pinned to my drawer, I can’t help but remember those wares that once formed a core part of my Android experience and that were sunset this year. Many of these apps I’ve used religiously in the past, and I’ll certainly miss them…

Meta on Friday previewed its upcoming parental control features for teens’ conversations with AI characters on its platforms. The features, which will be rolled out next year, include the ability to block certain characters and monitor conversation topics. Starting in the coming months, parents will be able to turn off chats with AI characters entirely for teens. This action won’t block access to the Meta AI chatbot — the company’s general-purpose AI chatbot — which will only discuss age-appropriate content. Parents will also be able to turn off chats with individual characters if they prefer more selective control. Plus, they…

C. Scott Brown / Android AuthorityYesterday, a report out of South Korea dropped a bombshell for Samsung’s Galaxy S26 lineup. According to the report, Samsung has canceled its upcoming Galaxy S26 Edge and will release the Galaxy S26 Plus instead. The Edge was supposed to replace the Plus in next year’s Galaxy S family, but those plans are now apparently scrapped.On the surface, it can be easy to write off the Galaxy S26 Edge’s cancellation as a random, one-off flop from Samsung. However, I think it’s an indicator of a larger overall problem within the company, and it’s a problem…

Well, viewing enthusiasts, another weekend is here, and with it arrives some well-deserved time off from your hard week at work. As you settle into and relax on that comfortable couch of yours, don’t forget your popcorn and snacks. This week on Amazon Prime Video, we’re going hunting with Maggie Q, exploring the night sky and its mysteries with JK Simmons, and learning how to hide in plain sight with the lovably mouthy Kristen Bell. Here are three worthy shows on Prime Video to curl up with this weekend. 1 Ballard Maggie Q, of Bosch, heads up this police procedural…

This offer comes from Woot, an Amazon-owned website that focuses on hot deals. The deal is available in multiple configurations. You can pick packs with six, eight, or 12 clips. You can also choose from various designs. We’re focusing on the 8-pack, but you can pay even less if you go for a 6-pack, which is just $3.49. These little clips only have one job: keeping your cables in place. They will do this job very efficiently, though. And I happen to believe that organized cable management truly makes a difference, especially in your workspace or desk.The premise is simple.…

Samsung is showing no signs of stopping when it comes to its Android 16 rollout. The South Korean company just started to update nine of its best-selling mid-range models to One UI 8 based on Google’s latest operating system. The number jumps to 14 if we consider regional variants of those phones, which you can see in the list below. With flagship updates basically done on the Galaxy S and Z lines, all eyes are on the popular Galaxy A and M families. The first mid-range models started to get the update a few weeks ago, and now, a…

From political intrigue to true crime chills to a touch of romance, this weekend’s new movies and shows on Netflix, Hulu and other streaming services have something for every mood.Political intrigue returns in the third season of “The Diplomat,” which stages a mini-“West Wing” reunion with the addition of Bradley Whitford. Meanwhile, “Murdaugh: Death in the Family” and “Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy” carry out dramatic tellings of real-life cases that still shock and fascinate. For something a little more uplifting, the docuseries “Mr. Scorsese” spotlights the iconic director of “Goodfellas,” “The Departed” and “Taxi Driver.”On the movie side,…