Nintendo has recently rolled out a significant update to its parental control app just ahead of the anticipated launch of the Switch 2 this summer. This update aims to enhance user experience as the gaming community looks forward to the release of Nintendo’s next-generation console. NotebookLM is introducing public notebooks, making collaborative studying simpler and more efficient. These shared view-only documents will allow users to easily access and contribute to study materials, improving learning opportunities for students.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has been spotted in the WPC database, indicating it may soon support Qi2.1 for faster charging. However, reports suggest that the device will not feature hardware magnets, which may limit some of the charging capabilities fans were hoping for. In a major development for mobile creativity, Adobe has launched its beta version of Photoshop on Android. This free application is now available on the Play Store, allowing users to edit images on their phones with many of the robust features found in the desktop version.
YouTube is experimenting with a new leaderboard feature for live streams, aimed at highlighting the most engaged viewers. This initiative seeks to reward superfans and further enhance the interactive experience of live content. On the hardware front, rumors have surfaced about the Galaxy Ring 2 being in early development, although it is not expected to release this year. Meanwhile, more Samsung devices, including the Galaxy S23 and S24 series, may soon gain access to the One UI 8 Beta, as leaks suggest expansions in device compatibility.
The European Union has introduced new regulations that will affect how long smartphone makers, including those using Android, are required to offer updates for their devices, further pushing the industry towards improved software longevity.