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Google retains its Pixel Watch 3 repair policy, Astrophotography mode is easier to access on Pixels, more Gemini upgrades on your phone and in Gmail, and Imagen 3 is here to help you reimagine the world.

Google launched the Pixel 9 series and other devices this week, AT&T won't be carrying one of them, the U.S. government wants to break up Google, Samsung makes some phone mirroring improvements for PCs, and we get a glimpse of the Galaxy S24 FE.

Google holds an illegal monopoly, according to a judge. Meta also closed a major first-party VR developer studio, Google launched new hardware devices, Garmin makes some useful changes to its store, and California may soon enable digital IDs on Google Wallet.

Nothing launched the new Phone 2a Plus, Pixel 9 colors get leaked alongside Watch 3 specs and a new streaming device. Plus, a line of code that drastically improves the Pixel 8 Pro display, the delayed One UI 7 beta, and Circle to Search making its way to Chrome.

This week, Samsung Unpacked several devices, and the company is set to launch its XR headset this year, the new Galaxy watch series could be missing a feature, Google suspends support for Lollipop, OnePlus devices leak ahead of the summer event, and a new feature could let you search the…

Series of devices leak ahead of Samsung's summer Unpacked, Pixel 9 leaks in a new color, Pixel devices get the July patch, Netflix is losing its ad-free tier, and why Google wants to use music to train its AI models.

A close-up of the new Moto Razr series, Google announced that its Made by Google is arriving a month early, Samsung finally put all the rumors to rest and officially announced the Unpacked date, the Galaxy Watch shows up on Amazon, and Google released new AI tools specifically for educators.

First look at RCS messaging on an iPhone, YouTube is coming for people using VPN hacks for subscriptions, Android 15's Beta 3 launches, first look at the new Motorola Razr, and Spotify introduces a new basic plan.

Galaxy Watch FE lands, Galaxy Z Fold 6 leaks, Android adds a defense against charging station hacks, Pixel devices get feature updates, and Google refreshes its warranty policy.

Samsung leaks its own upcoming foldables, Google Maps is getting rid of Timeline on the web, Spotify hikes its prices, first look at Galaxy watch FE, and Google says it won't confiscate Pixels parts.

Google launches its kid-safe Fitbit Ace LTE watch, some of Google's services suffer a massive outage, new Chromebooks arrive, Android drops its June update, and fresh leaks for the Samsung Galaxy Ring.