Samsung’s next Galaxy A-series phone may come with a price that pushes it further away from the “budget” label. A new leak suggests the Galaxy A27 5G could cost noticeably more than the model it replaces, which could be bad news for shoppers looking for a lower-cost Samsung phone. According to a report from Bluesky, the Galaxy A27 5G could be priced at 349 euros for the model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, while the 8GB/256GB version could land at 439 euros. In the same post, Quandt said... Read more →
T-Mobile customers may have found another way to lower their wireless bill, though it does not appear to be something the carrier is publicly promoting. A post in Reddit’s r/tmobile from a user with verified employee flair says customer service has had access since the start of the year to a retention offer that can apply a 20% “Insider” discount... Read more →
Verizon came out on top overall in RootMetrics’ latest look at the U.S. wireless market, but the report also shows T-Mobile still has a clear edge in several of the 5G numbers that matter most to everyday users. That makes the current carrier race a little more mixed than a simple first-place finish might suggest. According to Ookla and its... Read more →
Google appears to have another hit on its hands. A soccer-themed Android collectible tied to Chrome Dino is already marked sold out on the company’s online merch store, suggesting the figure did not stay available for long. According to the Google Merch Shop, the listing for the “Android Chrome Dino Soccer Collectible” now shows a message saying... Read more →
Nothing is making a much bigger retail play in the U.S. Starting June 12, the company’s products are rolling out to more than 500 Best Buy stores nationwide, giving shoppers a new way to buy the brand’s phones and audio gear in person instead of only ordering online. Its full portfolio will also be available through Best Buy’s website. According... Read more →
Facebook and Instagram users ran into problems on June 12, with reports pointing to a broader Meta service disruption rather than an issue affecting just one app. Meta’s own status page showed problems tied to Facebook Ads Manager and the Marketing API, and both were later marked resolved. As reported by Android Authority, the problems appeared to... Read more →
AT&T is making it clear that it does not see satellite service as the main answer for most people. Instead, the company views it as a way to cover the small parts of the country that are still hard to reach with traditional service. For everyday customers, that means AT&T still believes its regular wireless network and home internet... Read more →
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