Earlier this month Fitbit started rolling out a big redesign to the sleep page and, now that it’s widely available, it seems like everyone hates it. So, what do you think?

Google Support now offers a Warranty Helper for Pixel and Nest to “check your warranty coverage, find solutions to common device issues, start a return, repair, or replacement.”

After launching last week, Nothing has started shipping Ear and Ear (a) to buyers, as well as having extended sales to Amazon.

In the ever-evolving realm of streaming devices, the Nvidia Shield TV stubbornly maintains its position as the undisputed Android TV box king. Launched in 2015 and refreshed in 2019, it might not be the newest gadget on the block, but its potent combination of power, longevity, and unique features keeps it relevant even against challengers like the Chromecast with Google TV.

All-time lows have returned on Galaxy S24 Ultra as Samsung’s newest flagship smartphone is $200 off. It comes joined by a chance to save on the more affordable Galaxy A35 5G smartphone, which includes a $40 Amazon credit. Plus, Galaxy Watch 6 Bespoke smartwatches start at $320. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

After leaking recently, the OnePlus Watch 2 is now available in a gorgeous “Nordic Blue” color variant, though it’s not for sale everywhere.

Google has been steadily improving Gemini over the past couple of months, and it seems the Android experience is getting ready for a slew of new upgrades which includes responding in an overlay on top of your current apps.

The Oura Ring has primarily been available online since its release but has expanded more recently. Now, the Oura Ring series is making its way to physical Target locations and the company’s online store.

It wouldn’t be fair to call the Aqara FP2 a simple motion or light sensor because it goes so far beyond that. The smart home sensor is able to detect anything from movement to light and even sleep data like your heart and breathing rates.

For a limited time, you can use code USFP295G (valid from Apr. 22 to 26) to get an extra 5% discount on top of the existing $15 coupon for a total of 23% off.

Following the US depreciation in April, Google Podcasts is shutting down for international users this June. 

We’ve seen the Pixel 8a leaks several times now, and today a new live leak has revealed what the vibrant blue and green color variants will look like in person.

Back in March, we reported that Google is working on a new Android-powered Chromecast, and 9to5Google can now confirm that it will be the sequel to 2020’s Chromecast with Google TV 4K.

Notification channels are one of the best features Android has debuted in recent years, but the feature can be a little bit much in some apps. In Android 15, though, it appears Google will make it easier to use notification channels by hiding channels that you haven’t used.

After removing the navigation drawer last month, the next Google Contacts for Android update replaces “Fix & manage” with “Organize.”

It’s been a couple of weeks since Google killed off Nest Secure, its only home security system, leaving owners to figure out something else. If you had a Nest Secure, what replacement are you using now?

Google is rolling out Android 15 Beta 1.1 today with a handful of bug fixes. It follows the last milestone two weeks ago. You can install using the factory image or on-device OTA.

Ahead of what is sure to be a busy year of hardware launches for Google, a new Wear OS-powered smartwatch has been listed with the FCC today, but it doesn’t seem to be the Pixel Watch 3.

Google today released new Android 14 QPR2 builds with the April 2024 security patch for the Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 7a, Fold, 8, and 8 Pro, though there isn’t an on-device OTA update at the moment.

In the world of virtual and mixed reality, Meta’s Quest series has been among the most popular, and a big part of that comes down to the well-built and well-supported software. Today, Meta has announced that it will let other headset makers use the same software found on Quest, “Horizon OS,” on their own hardware.

We have a trio of smartphones on sale to headline Monday’s best deals. One of the best prices ever on Google Pixel 7 Pro lands at $530, while Motorola’s folding razr+ smartphone starts at as low as $533. Plus, you can still score the first discount of the year on Nothing Phone (2) at $649. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.