Not content with completely obliterating the competition with one killer Android TV device, Nvidia now has two set-top boxes — one cheaper, redesigned unit for the mainstream and another more traditional upgrade over the Shield TV (2017) for hardcore gamers and streaming addicts. Looking for the best of Android TV on a budget? Meet the “all-new Nvidia Shield TV.” Sporting a fresh, cylindrical look, a redesigned remote, and a reduced price of $149.

Oh dear. Samsung’s flexible smartphone, the Galaxy Fold, finally shipped to reviewers this week. Years in the making, the first of its kind, the Fold was expected to be the spark that reignited the stagnating mobile market. It may have some big problems. Several tech outlets have mentioned issues with the device after only days of use. These aren’t the kinds of software bugs that could be addressed in a day-one patch, either.

Jimmy Westenberg / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung could add a BIA sensor to the Galaxy Watch 4. The sensor gauges the wearer’s body composition, including the proportion of body fat to muscle. This data could give users a broader overview of their general health. Smartwatches have bolted on several new health sensors in recent years. Some wearables can now measure stress, skin temperature, and heart health, while SpO2 sensors have become commonplace.

Samsung Russia unveiled a new Galaxy S4 version that takes design cues from the Note 3. Dubbed Black Edition, the new Galaxy S4 comes with the faux leather finish that Samsung introduced on the Galaxy Note 3 and Note 10.1 (2014) back at IFA and extended with the NotePRO and TabPRO line at CES this year. The look is complete with faux stitching going round the back cover’s edges and the speaker opening on the back.

The world is slowly getting back to normal, but virtual meetings might be here to stay. While your laptop probably already has a webcam built-in, it can only do so much. If you want to take your image quality to a new level or work with a desktop, it might be time for a solid webcam. There are plenty of options to choose from, so we’re here to help you narrow it down.

iOttie Easy One Touch 4If you're going to go with a windshield or dash mount, the iOttie Easy One Touch 4 is among the most versatile options around. The design and build quality aren't up there with the very best, but Its automatic docking mechanism makes jumping in and out of your car with your phone a much nimbler experience. Phones have become a crucial part of our commutes. We use them for music, navigation, hands-off communications, and more.

TL;DR Amazon announced it will discontinue its Mayday service sometime this month. Customers can still use Mayday’s screen-sharing feature for customer support. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled Mayday in September 2013 alongside the Kindle HDX tablets. According to Amazon, it discontinued Mayday because the service’s video calling feature was offered on legacy devices that the online retailer no longer sells. The service will not completely disappear, however, as the screen-sharing feature will stick around.

Jimmy Westenberg / Android Authority TL;DR Android 12 now sends a notification to let you know what happened to all the features ‘missing’ from the new power menu. You now have to swipe down to access Google Pay and other perks. Googlers aren’t entirely happy with the change. If you’ve used Android 12, there’s a good chance you’ve noticed the stripped-down power menu — Google has neutered many of the features after building them up in Android 11.

Anker 637 Magnetic Charging StationAnker's 637 Wireless Charging Station (MagGo) is an all-in-one charging powerhouse, especially for iPhone users. It offers support for up to eight devices at once with grounded and surge protection built-in. While the lack of USB PD PPS support is a miss, this softball-sized charging station is ready for everything else you throw at it. Table of contents It’s tough to put too many names in line with Anker when it comes to phone charging accessories.

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Shot on Nikon D610 Android 10 should have landed on most of your phones by now and you probably have a good handle on all its features. One of the most important aspects of the operating system is its enhanced security and improved user control over permissions. You can fine-tune the data apps access, restrict location services based on usage, contain background app activity, and best of all, do all of this from a single privacy hub in settings.