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Andrew Myrick

Andrew Myrick

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Senior Editor, Android Central

Maryland, United States

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Writer for @Phandroid

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  • MediaTek is doing what Qualcomm should've done

    By Andrew Myrick| Android Central Verified Over the past few years, I've written about how Chromebooks are the perfect devices for Arm processors. No, I'm not talking about the ones that we already have, I'm talking about the ones that are found in a lot of fantastic Windows laptops. Which includes Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite, which debuted in late 2023. I was hopeful that, eventually, Chromebook makers would get around to at least offering something with a flagship Arm SoC; as it turns out, we are, just not from Qualcomm.

    By Andrew Myrick · Android Central

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • I love my Pixel Tablet so much, but it feels like Google is just letting it die a slow death

    By Andrew Myrick| Android Central Verified Beyond the AlphabetBeyond the Alphabet is a weekly column that focuses on the tech world both inside and out of the confines of Mountain View. About a year from now, you'll probably start seeing headlines talking about "the end of the Pixel Tablet." That's because, as of June 2026, Google will no longer be releasing regular Android updates for its only "current" tablet. Instead, it will only receive security updates until those come to an end in 2028.

    By Andrew Myrick · Android Central

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • With the Nintendo Switch 2 on the horizon, don't expect much progress in Switch emulation on Android

    By Andrew Myrick| Android Central Verified When the Nintendo Switch launched in 2017, its custom NVIDIA Tegra X1 chip was already pretty outdated. Over the past eight years, many Android and x86 gaming handhelds offer more than enough horsepower to emulate even the most graphically intensive Switch games thanks to the likes of Ryujinx and Yuzu. But after years of mostly being quiet, Nintendo went on a DMCA spree last year, taking down the best Switch emulators, and now we know why.

    By Andrew Myrick · Android Central

    Apr. 04, 2025

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Android Central

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