Google’s Chrome OS had a small footprint during the CES 2019 technology show in Las Vegas. Models were scarce compared to Windows 10 devices, though Asus wasn’t shy with its portfolio of five Chromebooks for the mainstream and education markets. The big Chromebook news during the show stemmed from AMD. The company now dishes out all-in-one A-Series “c” processors, aka Accelerated Processing Units, revised and optimized for Google’s Chrome OS platform.

Google is good at a lot of things – including making beautiful wallpapers. Nexus wallpapers are known for their minimalist beauty, and judging by some of the leaked Nexus 2016 wallpapers, this year will be no exception. We don’t know a whole lot about the upcoming Nexus phones: codenamed “Sailfish,” the alleged 5 inch FHD smartphone will be made by HTC, sporting a quad-core chipset and a 12-megapixel rear camera. Rumor has it Google will also unveil a bigger Nexus phone – just like last year – codenamed “Marlin” with the same chipset and camera but a bigger 3,450mAh battery.

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google is working on a method to allow Gmail notifications to only come through on one device at a time. It would allow you to pause mobile notifications while you’re using the browser version of Gmail. This appears to be a very limited test run at the moment, so it might be a while before we see it. Google has finally noticed how much of a nuisance this is and is working on a potential solution.

Be together, not the same. Such is Google‘s motto as of late, so it makes no sense that everyone’s Text-to-speech voice sounds the same. I still wish I could listen to Snoop Dog’s graceful voice reading Android Authority articles out loud. We are not quite there yet, but at least things are getting a little better. Google’s Text-to-speech tool has been updated to include multiple voice variations in all available languages. As of version 3.

I love being able to work on the move. With my Universal Folding Keyboard, the Arc Mouse and my Galaxy 6 Edge+, I have an entirely pocketable little productivity station that allows me to bash out articles anywhere. If I’m going on a night out in another part of the country, I can even work on the train and then put everything in my pocket once I get to the bar or club – no one needs to know.

With Bixby, Samsung is trying to do the impossible. It’s trying to stand out in a world with too many smart speakers to count — where mid-tier and flagship phones launch with multiple onboard voice assistants. The Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus are no different — both Google Assistant and Samsung Bixby are sprinkled around the entire operating system. If you have a Galaxy S9, which voice assistant should you use? Is Bixby even worth messing with, or can it really be the go-to personal assistant Samsung wants it to be?

The Nyrius ARIES Home+ may not provide a flawless experience, but if you have a need for wireless HDMI, this is one of the best options out there. Considering how far technology has come in last decade or so, it is getting harder and harder to find a truly innovative product, with most new devices refined iterations of existing technologies, all in the quest to find perfect, issue-free, solutions. Over the past few years, Nyrius has been hard at work to offer a flawless experience when it comes to Wireless HDMI technology, and with their latest device, the Nyrius ARIES Home+ (NAVS502), the company claims to have done so.

Here’s everything you need to know about the OnePlus 6T. The OnePlus 6T display learns a few new tricksThe OnePlus 6T didn’t go the Mi Mix 3 route, so there’s still a notch. The good news is it’s about 75 percent smaller, utilizing a design that’s known as a teardrop notch. Notch haters probably would rather see the notch gone completely, but this is a step in the right direction. It also allows OnePlus to cram in a larger 6.

Robert Triggs / Android Authority Over the last few years, we’ve really started to see the fruits of smartphone makers investing in research and development. Devices have improved by leaps and bounds, with manufacturers implementing more custom components to offer unique smartphone experiences. From Apple’s evolution of the Bionic chipset to Google’s Pixel Visual Core, there’s more variety than ever before. This remarkable innovation has spread to the smartphone photography realm.

TL;DR Niantic announced the Battle Showdown event for Pokémon Go. During the event, Fighting-type Pokémon will appear more frequently and players will get additional goodies for certain activities. The Battle Showdown event goes from now through May 14. Starting at 4:00 p.m. ET through May 14, players will notice that Fighting-type Pokémon, such as Machop and Makuhita, will appear more frequently. Niantic did not say whether other Fighting-type Pokémon will be frequent spawns, though this is welcome news for those looking to attain Hitmontop.