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C. Scott Brown / Android Authority On the whole, 2025 was a pretty good year for Android phones. Some brands stepped up with more respectable update policies, a variety of manufacturers now offer phones with absolutely gigantic batteries, and top-end devices have a crazy amount of horsepower. It’s not all sunshine and roses, though, as […]
Upgrading to the Switch 2 is a big step forward, thanks to the larger screen, new features and improved performance. But shifting to a new console naturally raises the question of what happens to all your games and save data on the one you already have. Thankfully, Nintendo has built a clear System Transfer process […]
Ready for the second part? If you recall, last time we worked on a responsive list of overlapping avatar images featuring a cut-out between them. We are still creating a responsive list of avatars, but this time it will be a circular list. This design is less common than the horizontal list, but it’s still […]
When AI manages your project’s documentation, adding legacy documents seems straightforward—just drop them in the folder. But this silent import creates an invisible problem: the AI can’t distinguish between its own work and external materials. Everything becomes equally authoritative, and your context gets polluted. There’s only one safe way to import legacy documentation: require the […]
[Ed. note: While we take some time to rest up over the holidays and prepare for next year, we are re-publishing our top ten posts for the year. Please enjoy our favorite work this year and we’ll see you in 2026.] “We shouldn’t be using ChatGPT for this,” said my colleague, glancing at the draft […]
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Right now, changing your Gmail address lies somewhere between being impossible and a giant headache. In a newly update Hindi support doc, Google reports that it’s changing this, and will let you choose a new address without losing any data. Changes will be limited to once a year, and […]
From Appwrite to Zulip, the Open Source Zone at Universe 2025 was stacked with projects that pushed boundaries and turned heads. These twelve open source teams brought the creativity, the engineering craft, and the “I need to try that” demos that make Universe special. Here’s a closer look at what they showcased this year. If […]
Chile has made a hard pivot. In a decisive Dec. 14 runoff, José Antonio Kast, a conservative former congressman and leader of the Republican Party, won the presidency with roughly 58% of the vote over leftist Jeannette Jara. It marks Chile’s starkest rightward shift since the return to democracy. Markets took it as a deregulatory […]
All monitors have HDMI and DisplayPort to connect to a PC (or even VGA if it’s a really old one). Those are the basics. If you want the latest of these port standards in monitors, you’re looking for HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1. More and more monitors nowadays include a built-in USB hub, which can […]
Tom’s Hardware Premium Roadmaps (Image credit: Future) When U.S. lawmakers tightened export controls on advanced AI processors, their goal was straightforward enough: slow China’s access to cutting-edge compute hardware by restricting direct sales of the most capable GPUs. Three years later, the policy is colliding with the realities of globalized supply chains, reseller-driven distribution models, […]
