Robert Triggs / Android Authority OLED displays have become a common sight in mid-range and even affordable smartphones over the past few years. And while not all screens are made equal, the technology has matured to the point that drawbacks such as burn-in rarely ever manifest in the real world. With these advancements, will a competing display technology overtake OLED anytime soon? And if not, how will the next generation of OLED panels outclass today’s best?

The Fitbit Charge line is the most popular fitness tracker series in history, and today we’re getting a new one. Fitbit has announced the Fitbit Charge 4 — a decidedly iterative upgrade to last year’s Charge 3, but with one big new feature. Fitbit Charge 4 specs and features You read the title, and you’re probably as happy as I am about it: The Fitbit Charge 4 has built-in GPS. Previous Charge devices have only come with connected GPS capabilities, meaning you’d need to carry your phone with you on a run or bike ride if you wanted accurate pace and distance metrics.

Windows 11 is here, and it comes with a lot of questions. Windows upgrades are usually no-nonsense, but Windows 11 has brought along a higher standard for hardware compatibility. This means that actually installing the Windows 11 update, while free of charge, is a little trickier. There is some flexibility to the hardware requirements though, even if you may not have a system that looks eligible on paper. Here is our complete guide on how to install Windows 11 right now.

Hohem iSteady Mobile PlusThe Hohem iSteady Mobile Plus doesn't look impressive, but looks can be deceiving. It performs just as well, if not better than more expensive competitors. Tired of shaky videos? A smartphone gimbal is the key to stabilizing your clips and can help you achieve smooth shooting. Finding the right one can be a challenging task, though. Giants like DJI and Zhiyun are taking the market by storm, but there are a few smaller names worth considering.

You might encounter an issue with your Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone that will cause it to slow down or even freeze on you. It’s possible that an app might be the cultprit, but in order to see if a third party app is an issue, you might need to put the phone into Safe Mode. What is safe mode? Basically, it’s a clean mode that only lets first party apps run.

Garmin has been beefing up its smartwatch lineup in recent years and a big part of that has to do with the addition of music services. Garmin devices are compatible with Amazon Music, Deezer, iHeartRadio, and everyone’s favorite, Spotify. If you want to get Spotify up and running on your Garmin smartwatch, we’ve got all the details. Also read: The best Garmin watches — Fenix, Forerunner, and more Step 1: Make sure you have a compatible Garmin smartwatch This one seems obvious, but you’ll need a Garmin watch with music capabilities.

The LG G2 is one, if not the most unique looking Android device on the market today. Featuring a substantial 5.2 inch near bezeless display, the G2 still packs one handed usability. This is due to the fact the device is only .35 inches thick, and the power and volume buttons have been relocated to the back for easy, one handed access. LG has decided to include a software method of screenshot taking, which does not require any physical button presses.

Rear cameras - Main: 64MP sensor, ƒ/1.8 aperture, .8μm pixels, 78-degree field-of-view, 1/1.72", 2x to 10x zoom, supports 16MP 1.6μm pixel binning - Super wide: 13MP sensor, ƒ/1.9 aperture, 1.0μm pixels, 117-degree field-of-view, 1/3.4", EIS - Time-of-flight sensor (Z Camera)8K video recording at 7,680 x 4,320 resolution Timelapse: x1, x5, x10, x15, x30, and x60 frame rates Front camera - Main: 10MP sensor, ƒ/1.9 aperture, 1.22μm pixels, 72.5-degree field-of-view, 1/3.1"

The Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus are official and set to go up for pre-order in just a few days. If you’re interested in the new flagships, you might also be keen to download their sweet new wallpapers for your current handset—and you can do so below. Almost twenty wallpapers from the new devices are available, some of which you might have already seen in hands-on previews. Tap on the thumbnails to see their full-size versions—most of them are in 2560 x 2560 format, so they should look good on almost any device.

What are the differences between stock Android, Android One, and Android Go? Each is a flavor of Android, each originates from Google, and all have a few things in common. But there are some big differences in the ways in which smartphone makers use the open-source software, how security updates are released, what pre-installed apps are included, and more. Today we’re clearing up any confusion. Before we get into the details, here is a basic rundown of each system: