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Will Sattelberg
Verified
Phones Editor, Android Police
Buffalo
Beats
security. apple, IoT, Privacy , Google, facebookcyber security, messaging
puppies
Content
By Will Sattelberg Verified| Android Police Verified Trying to pick out a new smartphone can feel pretty overwhelming, even at the best of times. Sure, the narrowed scope of competition in the US can help — you really only have a few brands to pick from these days — but any carrier store is bound to have dozens of individual options for you to pick between, from budget offerings to foldable flagships. And in an age of tariff-based uncertainty, picking out the right phone at the right price could become that much trickier.
By Will Sattelberg Verified| Android Police Verified Google might be adding a new method to activate Assisant (and eventually Gemini) on Wear OS. "Raise to Talk" could let you activate your voice assistant just by raising your watch to your mouth, no wake word required. It could work similarly to the Apple Watch's "Raise to Speak" feature introduced in 2018. It's a pretty good time to be a Wear OS fan.
By Will Sattelberg Verified| Android Police Verified Good Lock is now on the Play Store, making it easier for Samsung users to customize their software without needing the Galaxy Store. Good Lock offers various modules to customize Galaxy devices, but for the Play Store version, you'll need One UI 7. Samsung paused its One UI 7 rollout today to fix some unexpected bugs. If you're rocking a Samsung phone, there's a good chance it's one of the company's exclusive features or tools that have kept a Pixel out of your pocket.
Company Info
Android Police
Android Police is a blog and news site focused on Android technology. Founded in December 2009 by Artem Russakovskii, it went live in March 2010. The site initially provided news and reviews about Android devices but has since expanded to cover a wider range of tech topics. It is headquartered in Oakland, California, and was acquired by Valnet Inc. in August 2021. The content on Android Police includes the latest news, in-depth reviews of devices and apps, tutorials, and podcasts discussing various Android-related subjects. The site caters to a diverse audience, including consumers looking for device advice, developers interested in app development, and tech enthusiasts following trends in the Android ecosystem. With approximately 7.5 million unique monthly visitors, Android Police generates around 15 million monthly page views and has an estimated annual revenue of $9.3 million.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Founded: 2010