Smartphones with multiple rear-mounted cameras are common, but the trend is slowly growing for front-facing shooters. Those in need of more versatility need to look a bit harder to find the best phones with dual front cameras. This is why we have curated a list of our favorite ones. One quick note before we begin: dual front cameras on phones are more readily available in Asia, where companies like Huawei, Redmi, Oppo, and others dominate.

Cleverly called Holey Light, the app animates the edges of the camera punch-hole whenever you get a notification. It’s a clever use of that area, which actually lights up a chrome color when you open the stock camera app. Bring forth the “Holey Light” ! S10/S10e/S10+ Notification LED emulation, by flashing the camera cutout edges in various colors. Much beta, such ouch, work in progress. Free, sauce included. https://t.co/xqX2fFWnaa pic.twitter.com/pCoeVPi8fi There are a few things to keep in mind, the first being that the notification light doesn’t work on the lockscreen.

The key to getting lots done is to make sure you have the right tools for the job. And when it comes to mobile development, that means choosing the right IDE for the particular app you want to make. Android Studio is great if you want to create something in-keeping with the Android aesthetic, or if you want to go the most common route to ensure maximum support. Unity is perfect for making 3D games without having to hire an entire team of developers.

TL;DR A tipster has revealed the possible launch date of the Google Pixel 6 series. The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro could land just a day ahead of the iPhone 13 lineup. Update: August 31, 2021 (11:36 PM ET): According to a new leak from Jon Prosser over at FrontPageTech, the Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro will only go on pre-order starting October 19. The tipster also reveals that the phones will eventually hit the market on October 28.

The Razer Phone is the first Android smartphone designed and made by Razer, a company best known for their PC and console hardware and accessories for the hardcore gaming audience. Its phone is also meant mainly for gaming and entertainment, and naturally owners will want to protect it by getting one of the many Razer Phone cases. In this article, we go over the cases that are available for the Razer Phone, including the ones made by Razer.

Update, May 13 2020 (1:51AM ET): Earlier this week, display industry executive and leaker Ross Young claimed that a 120Hz option will be limited to one Galaxy Note 20 model. Young then noted in a later tweet that the Galaxy Note 20 Plus would support the higher refresh rate. Now, the display executive has indeed noted that the base Galaxy Note 20 will be limited to 60Hz, while also giving a technical reason for the discrepancy.

David Imel / Android Authority TL;DR The Chromecast for Google TV streaming dongle is launching in India. It’s also coming to several more European countries, South Korea, Taiwan, and New Zealand. Expect to pay €70 in Europe, but there’s no word on pricing for India. Google launched its Chromecast for Google TV streaming device back in September 2020, offering a cost-effective way to enjoy streaming content. It’s only been available in the US, Australia, and several European countries, but that’s set to change soon.

Android 4.2.2 has begun to roll out to the LG G2 in Korea, this according to an anonymous tipster over at Phone Arena. The update was originally expected by the end of January in Korea, but rolling out almost a week late should not set LG back too far in rolling out this update to G2 phones around the globe by the end of the first quarter. How is your LG G2 holding up – are you impatiently awaiting the Android 4.

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Google announced last week that it would be depreciating the data-saving Lite Mode in the Chrome browser for Android late this month. The move comes after Lite Mode was first introduced back in 2014, compressing incoming web content to speed up loading and save data. We wanted to know how many people have this option enabled on their mobile Chrome browser, posting a poll within our news story last week.

TL;DR WinFuture has shared new images of Google’s upcoming Chromecast-powered Android TV dongle and accompanying remote. The included remote features a different button layout than what it had in past images. Specifically, it’s missing a customizable star button. We’ve already seen images of Google’s Sabrina Chromecast-powered Android TV dongle a couple of times, but new photos courtesy of WinFuture provide a better idea of what we can expect from the forthcoming device.