This week Google expanded the Gemini mobile app to Latin America, Africa, Asia Pacific, and Canada. If you’re not in those regions but want to try out Gemini, you can sideload the app on your Android device. We can confirm Gemini works as intended in Europe with Google Assistant language set to US English. Do note that once you install and set up Gemini, it will replace your Google Assistant.
The iPhone 16 Pro series could bring bigger batteries and up to 2TB of storage. Adding to the rumored bigger 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch displays of the 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max, 2024’s iPhones look solid.
Nothing officially announced the Phone (2a) is coming on the 5 of March, and we have an expected price – €349 for an 8/128GB model, and €399 for a 12/256GB unit.
Latin America, Africa, Asia Pacific, and Canada are the latest regions to get official support for Gemini.
The 16 Pro Max may offer the longest-lasting battery on an iPhone to date.
Think of a number, and let’s see if you were right.
Samsung may introduce a rollable.
In an uncharacteristic move, Samsung announced that it’s working on a software update that will add a vividness slider to the Galaxy S24 phones, as well as a subset of camera improvements. It’s unusual because the update itself is yet to start rolling to users, but rather announced that it’s coming later in February.
A developer confirmed the release date on the AOSP page.
The upcoming Galaxy A devices will be slightly easier to repair than their predecessors.
The firmware is coming to all three Galaxy S24’s this month.
The Xiaomi 14 Ultra will have a special edition with a titanium frame. Renders of the device show an almost unchanged design to the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, though some speculate that the display will be flatter. Either way, a discount code suggested that the phone is coming to Europe in March.
There will be a bunch of different combos on offer.
A discount code reveals the supposed time frame of release.
The phone is available in India with an INR7,299 ($87/€82) starting price.
