David Imel / Android Authority TL;DR The Google app is crashing for many Android users. The problem seems to stem from a recent update to the app. Google is working to fix the problem Update: June 23, 2021 (12:52 AM ET): Google has acknowledged the app crashing problem with the Google app on Android. In a tweet posted on the official Android handle, the company said that it’s working on a fix.

Google launched its Pixel 4 XL back in 2019 with a whole host of premium features. It was released in a variety of bright colors and packed Google’s first-ever dual camera setup. However, the device hasn’t been without its issues. One of the most serious problems to emerge is the back panels of Pixel 4 XLs have begun to fall off. Here’s what you need to know about the problem.

Many of us have things in mind we wished we’d own but just don’t have the funds to buy right now. By keeping track of those items in a list, Amazon will notify you when they go on sale or have been re-stocked, so you can decide to buy them or share them with someone to suggest a birthday gift. Here’s how to make and share your Amazon wish list.

Robert Triggs / Android Authority Apple’s Face ID has long been the gold standard for facial recognition. Its 3D system maps thousands of tiny dots on your face to develop a secure profile that’s tough to crack. On the other hand, most Android face unlock uses a combination of the selfie camera and advanced algorithms to grant access to your device. While Face ID may have the edge in overall security, I prefer Android’s approach for one reason — pure laziness.

Google’s previous Chromebook Pixels were pretty mixed bags. The original launched in 2013 for $1299 and its successor for $999. The hardware was definitely worth the cash, but the software wasn’t. Chrome OS was a glorified browser, which made the laptop inconvenient (or nearly impossible) to use for those who required specialized software. But times have changed and so have Chromebooks. The newest model is piggybacking on Android’s ample app portfolio, making the software struggle much more bearable.

A number of Samsung phones, including the older Note 10 devices, support the company’s Dex mode, which is essentially a desktop PC interface designed to replace or augment a traditional desktop computer. In previous iterations, Dex required you to plug the phone directly into a monitor but this made the feature’s usefulness somewhat limited. Thankfully that’s no longer the case. While you can still connect your phone directly to a monitor to trigger Dex, there’s another way of doing it that makes the feature much more robust.

With the highly anticipated second season of The Witcher now available on Netflix, you may be looking for more shows like The Witcher to binge throughout the holidays. We’re here to help. The Witcher follows Geralt of Rivia, the titular Witcher, a wandering monster hunter whose fate is tied to the magical princess Cirilla (“Ciri”), who he has sworn to protect. With timeline jumps and the rise of the mysterious sorceress Yennefer, the three characters’ paths eventually all meet in a conflict-filled fantasy adventure.

Luke Little / Android Authority As recently as a few years ago, the best gaming mice were priced out of reach for many people. Nowadays, it’s easy to find cheap gaming mice on the market that are reliable enough to be your daily driver. We’ve picked some of the best cheap gaming mice out there. Check it out! See also: The best mice you can buy Buying the best cheap gaming mousePalash Volvoikar / Android Authority

English is a complicated but popular language. It’s one of the most popular languages in the world, in fact, and it’s prevalent in many countries. Learning English is a bit tough but rewarding because you can use it almost anywhere. There are a surprising number of apps to help people learn English. They fall into a few different categories. You have your full learning experiences like Memrise or Drops, practice apps like HelloTalk or Tandem, and then phrasebook-style apps like Simply Learn English.

Unihertz Atom XLThe Unihertz Atom XL is a great value rugged phone option packed full of features. As long as you don't mind the tiny 4-inch display, the phone will likely meet the needs of any demanding work and adventures you take it on, especially if you'll make use of the walkie-talkie functionality. In a world where other manufacturers are competing to fit the largest displays possible into handheld devices, Unihertz has committed to going small, with a “less is more” approach.