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Best Samsung Galaxy A37 fast chargers

Ajit Singh — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 12:00:54 +0000

The Samsung Galaxy A37 is one of the newest Galaxy A-series smartphones. It has a tall 6.7-inch Full HD+ Super AMOLED display. Under the hood, it is powered by the Exynos 1480 processor and Xclipse 530 GPU. The phone is available in multiple configurations: 6GB/128GB, 8GB/128GB, 8GB/256GB, and 8GB/512GB.

The battery capacity is 5,000mAh with 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 support. It is claimed to deliver up to 60% charge within 30 minutes. However, the phone does not come bundled with a fast charger. If you are looking to buy a new one, we are here to help. Check out these best Samsung Galaxy A37 fast chargers.

Best Samsung Galaxy A37 cases

Samsung 60W USB-C Charger

This is the official 60W Samsung wired fast charger with support for Super Fast Charging. It has a single USB-C port but does not include a charging cable. This means you charge only one device at a time with this charger.

Anker 713 Nano II 45W GaN II charger

This Anker charger supports Samsung Super Fast Charging with a maximum output of 45W. The best part about this charge is its tiny size which makes it easier to carry around. It even has foldable prongs for portability.

Anker 735 Nano II 65W 3-port charger

This charger has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It delivers highest 65W output while using a single USB-C port. The USB-A port can deliver up to 22.5W charging. While using all three ports, the first Type-C port can go up to 40W and the other two up to 12W each.

Spigen ArcStation Pro 45W GaN charger

This 45W Spigen charger offers Samsung Super Fast Charging (PPS) support. With this charger, you will also get a USB-C to USB-C cable (1 meter) and a USB cable organizer. It is available in Black and White color options.

Spigen ArcStation Pro 70W Gan II dual charger

This is a dual USB-C charger with a cumulative peak output of 70W (50W + 20W). It can charge up to 60W while using just one port. Its foldable plugs make it a convenient choice for frequent travelers.

UGREEN Nexode 65W GaN 3-port charger

This is a 3-port charger featuring dual USB-C ports and one USB-A port. You will get the peak 65W output when using just one of the Type-C ports. In terms of size, it is is 50% smaller than an original 61W USB-C charger. Choose from Glacier Blue and Black colors.

UGREEN Nexode 45W GaN dual charger

This 45W fast charger comes with dual USB-C ports for charging two devices together. It is compatible with Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 which means you will get the fastest speed for your Galaxy S23+ (via 5A USB-C to USB-C cable).

Belkin BoostCharge Pro 45W dual GaN charger

This is a 45W fast charger featuring dua USB-C ports. You get peak 45W speed while using one port. It charges devices at up to 25W and 20W when both ports are used.

Anker 547 PowerPort III 120W 4-port charger

This is a four-port charging station to charge all your devices at the same time. All four are USB-C ports delivering 100W speed via port 1, 60W via port 2, and 20W via the remaining two ports. It means even if you have a laptop to charge, there are no worries.

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Best Samsung Galaxy A37 screen protectors

Ajit Singh — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 11:31:10 +0000

The Samsung Galaxy A37 is a mid-range Android smartphone. It sports a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with 1080 x 2340 pixels resolution. The panel supports a 120Hz refresh rate and 1,900 nits of peak brightness. The punch-hole cutout on the front houses a 12MP shooter.

Samsung has offered Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ for improved protection against drops and scratches. All you need is a good-quality screen protector for that added layer of security. Check out these best Samsung Galaxy A37 screen protectors.

Best Samsung Galaxy A37 cases

Mr. Shield Screen Protectors (3-pack)

This screen protector package comes with three units. This is one of the cheapest screen protectors that you can get. It provides good safety through 9H-rated hardness and also has an oleophobic coating.

JETech Screen Protectors (3-pack)

This JETech screen protector comes with 9H rated hardness and 2.5D curved edges. You get a hydrophobic and oleophobic coating that offers oil, watermark, and fingerprint resistance. It comes with an easy installation tool to make the whole process easy.

NEW'C Screen Protectors (3-pack)

This NEW’C screen protector promises a bubble-free application. It maintains high transparency and responsiveness. It is scratch-resistant and has 9H-rated hardness. It is ultra-thin with just 0.33mm thickness. You get an oleophobic coating that keeps fingerprints away.

Natbok Screen Protectors with Camera Lens Protectors (2+2 pack)

This 9H-rated screen protector comes with 2.5D rounded edges. It is said to align perfectly with the display. It has a 0.33mm thickness and can withstand a 6-foot drop. Hydrophobic and oleophobic coating keeps fingerprints and sweat away. This package also includes two units of camera lens protectors.

Aiziki Screen Protectors (2-pack)

This is a 9H rated screen protector with a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic layer. It offers complete edge-to-edge protection from scratches and accidental damage. Its precise design helps with easy installation with no bubbles.

Beukei Screen Protectors (3-pack)

This tempered glass screen protector also has 9H rated hardness. It is anti-fingerprint and anti-scratch properties. You get 2.5D rounded edges here as well. Oleophobic and hydrophobic coating reduces fingerprints and sweat.

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Google Adds Google Home Support for Workspace Accounts

Mike Viray — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 16:29:10 +0000

Google announced that it’s bringing new updates to the Google Home app which give Workspace users the ability to manage smart home devices and share permissions directly through their professional or custom-domain accounts. The change removes previous restrictions that limited Workspace users from fully participating in home sharing.

Previously, a user with a custom email could not grant home control to family members (even those on the same domain), although users will now be able to manage access levels for any guest or family member regardless of their account type. Additionally, users with legacy Nest accounts from 2019 or earlier can now migrate their data directly to a Workspace account.

Google says that this also extends to hardware, and Workspace accounts will now be compatible with the initial setup process for the latest Nest Learning Thermostat and Nest Doorbell.

For organizations, Google announced new administrator toggles within the Workspace console, which can either enable or disable Google Home access for entire organizations, specific units, or designated groups. Should an administrator disable this control, users will lose access to the Home app and all connected services.

Google does note that users might want to stick to personal Gmail accounts for primary home setups to avoid losing access to their smart devices if they leave an employer or school. Additionally, some limitations are still present for Workspace users, including a lack of access to certain Google Assistant personal results, and the inability to enroll in early access for Gemini for Home.

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Save 50 Bucks on the Smaller OnePlus Watch 3 43mm Model!

Mike Viray — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 15:52:40 +0000

It goes without saying that OnePlus’ Wear OS-powered watches do a great job of giving users a solid experience thanks to a brilliant combination of hardware and software features. That being said, buyers looking for a deal on the 43mm OnePlus Watch 3 model might want to check out this deal on the watch, which takes down its price to just around 250 bucks.

In terms of features, the OnePlus 3 43mm comes with a polished steel chassis for a premium look, with a 1.32-inch AMOLED touchscreen that gets pretty bright even when outdoors. There’s also support for a wide variety of workouts and health-tracking features such as blood oxygen levels, sleep stats, and heart rate monitoring.

One key highlight of the 43mm OnePlus Watch 3 is its 345mAh battery, which can last for up to 60 hours on a single charge—this is a bit longer than most Wear OS watches from competing brands, a lot of which need a recharge after just a couple of days. You can check out the deal using the link below.

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Gmail’s new AI Inbox is here, but most people can’t afford it

Tyler Lee — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 05:56:03 +0000

Back in January, Google announced a wave of Gemini-powered features coming to Gmail, including a handful of tools rolling out to everyone for free. The one people were most curious about, the Gmail AI Inbox, was held back for testers only. That’s changed. Google has now started rolling out the Gmail AI Inbox in beta to a broader audience. The catch is that it’s locked behind the AI Ultra plan, which runs $249.99 a month.

The feature itself is pretty straightforward. Instead of your usual list of unread emails, AI Inbox sits above your regular inbox and generates a prioritized summary of what matters. It organizes your messages into to-dos and topics. It can show bills and appointments, and identifies “VIP” contacts based on who you email most. The whole thing is powered by Gemini 3 and processes your data in an isolated environment. According to Google, your emails aren’t used to train its AI models. You can also turn it off entirely if you’d rather keep your inbox the way it is.

A Lot of Features for a Steep Price

The $250 monthly price isn’t just for AI Inbox. The AI Ultra plan bundles in the highest Gemini usage limits. It also grants access to advanced models, 30TB of cloud storage, YouTube Premium, and Google Home Premium Advanced. So if you’re already deep in Google’s ecosystem and using those other tools, it might make sense. For most people though, it’s a hard sell just for a smarter inbox.

To be fair, most of the other Gmail AI upgrades Google announced in January are already free, including Help Me Write, thread summaries, and personalized suggested replies. It’s not the first time Google has gated its more advanced Gmail AI tools behind a paid tier, but the price jump from free to $250 a month is sharper than usual. Google hasn’t said when or if AI Inbox will come to the $19.99 AI Pro plan, though wider availability seems likely down the line.

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The Pixel 11 Pro XL just leaked, and it looks a lot like last year’s model

Tyler Lee — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 05:51:22 +0000

Google’s biggest Pixel hasn’t officially been announced yet, but we already have a pretty good idea of what it’ll look like. Leaker OnLeaks, working with Android Headlines, just dropped the first CAD-based renders of the Pixel 11 Pro XL, and if you’re a Pixel 10 Pro XL owner, prepare for déjà vu. The Pixel 11 Pro XL comes in at 162.7 x 76.5 x 8.5mm, which is essentially identical to its predecessor. That’s a difference of just 0.1mm in height and width, close enough to be a measurement rounding error.

Two things do stand out visually. The camera bar is now fully blacked out. Where the Pixel 10 Pro XL had a body-colored section around the flash, the Pixel 11 Pro XL matches the all-glass look introduced across the rest of the Pixel 11 lineup, reverting to something closer to the Pixel 6’s full-visor design. The bezels also appear slightly thinner, reportedly measuring around 1.1mm. Those are the upgrades. But there’s also something missing.

One Familiar Feature Appears to Be Gone

The infrared temperature sensor that’s lived inside the camera bar since the Pixel 8 Pro isn’t visible anywhere in these renders. It normally sits just below the flash. The same omission showed up on the Pixel 11 Pro renders that leaked earlier this week, so this isn’t an isolated thing. CAD files can occasionally leave out smaller components, so it’s not confirmed gone. But the all-black camera bar makes it harder to dismiss, since there’s no obvious place for the sensor to hide.

It’s worth noting that Google has been developing Project Toscana, a secure face unlock system reportedly using under-display infrared tech. Phandroid also previously covered early reports suggesting the Tensor G6 was being built to support under-display IR cameras. If Google is moving IR hardware to the front for face unlock, dropping the rear thermometer makes more sense. A full launch is expected in August, so more details should surface well before then.

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Samsung’s foldables are skipping an upgrade the S26 Ultra already got

Tyler Lee — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 04:15:31 +0000

If you were hoping Samsung’s upcoming foldables would bring a meaningful display bump, a new report has some bad news. According to Korean outlet ET News, the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Flip 8, and the new Wide Fold will all ship with M13 OLED panels. That’s the same material Samsung has been using in its foldables since 2024, and it means the Galaxy Z Fold 8 display is skipping the M14 upgrade Samsung reserved for the S26 Ultra.

M14 is Samsung Display’s newer OLED material. It uses deuterium across all three color layers compared to M13’s two. This results in reportedly up to 30% higher brightness, better power efficiency, and a longer panel lifespan. The S26 Ultra launched with M14. The Fold 8 and Flip 8 will not.

Why Samsung Is Holding Back

Cost is almost certainly the deciding factor. Samsung co-CEO TM Roh flagged earlier this year that price increases were likely due to rising component costs, and sticking with M13 is one of the more visible ways to keep those hikes in check. Foldables are already expensive, and a pricier panel on top would push the Fold 8 even further past $2,000.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 display isn’t a total standstill, though. Samsung showcased a nearly crease-free foldable OLED panel at CES 2026, and early renders suggest it could make it into the Fold 8. A dual-layer ultra-thin glass structure and laser-drilled metal support plate are expected to cut crease visibility by around 20%. Real improvements are coming, just not M14. The Flip 8 is also holding flat on battery capacity this year, so the M13 news fits a broader pattern of Samsung managing costs where it can.

M13 is still a solid panel, and nobody has complained about the screens on the Fold 7 or Flip 7. The M14 miss stings more as a comparison point than a real-world problem. Still, the Fold 8 is Samsung’s production priority this year, and skipping an upgrade the S26 Ultra already has will be a talking point come July.

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The Steam Deck 2 is waiting on a chip that hasn’t been built yet

Tyler Lee — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 04:00:19 +0000

You’d think that with the original Steam Deck now over three years old, a successor would be right around the corner. Valve sees it differently. The company recently explained why the Steam Deck 2 still hasn’t been announced, and the bar they’ve set for it is actually pretty high.

Speaking to IGN following Valve’s new hardware showcase last November, software engineer Pierre-Loup Griffais said Valve has a “pretty good idea” of what the Steam Deck 2 will be. The problem is the chip that would make it possible doesn’t exist yet. According to Griffais, Valve isn’t chasing a modest upgrade. “We’re not interested in getting to a point where it’s 20 or 30 or even 50% more performance at the same battery life,” he said. “We want something a little bit more demarcated than that.”

In other words, the Steam Deck 2 needs to feel like a real generational leap, not just a bump in specs. As XDA Developers notes, this seems to be the same strategy that Sony and Microsoft have applied to their PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

What Valve Is Actually Waiting For

Battery life is just as much a sticking point as raw performance. Valve designer Lawrence Yang has previously said the goal is a “generational leap in compute without sacrificing battery life,” and that’s proving harder to achieve than it sounds. Current handheld chips from AMD can push higher frame rates, but they do it by pulling more power, which means shorter sessions. Valve’s sweet spot sits somewhere between 3W and 15W, and no chip on the market right now hits the performance targets they’re after within that range.

The Steam Deck OLED launched back in 2023 as the last meaningful hardware refresh, but it kept the same internal specs as the original. That’s how long Valve has been waiting. And based on what Griffais is describing, the wait isn’t over. AMD’s upcoming Medusa APU, expected around 2027, is the earliest realistic candidate, built on a smaller and more efficient chip process. Until something like that lands, Valve says it won’t move.

On top of all that, a fresh report from hardware insider KeplerL2 suggests Valve is internally targeting 2028 for the Steam Deck 2, with ongoing RAM and storage shortages potentially pushing things back even further. The Steam Machine is already dealing with those same supply issues. Unlike Sony and Microsoft, Valve isn’t locked into a custom chip design, so a longer wait could actually mean better hardware when it finally arrives.

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Meet Google Vids, a New AI-Powered Content Generation Tool

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 20:07:21 +0000

Google’s efforts at integrating AI into pretty much all of its software products has mostly gone undisturbed, and the company recently expanded its content generation ecosystem this week with the launch of Google Vids, an AI-based video editing suite.

Google says that all Google account holders will be able to access the platform to generate AI-made video clips at no cost using the Veo 3.1 model. This essentially allows users to transform simple text prompts or static photos into eight-second clips. Users can also edit their projects to include custom soundtracks made by Lyria 3, while Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers will be able to generate full-length tracks at up to three minutes long.

Additionally, users subscribed to the premium plan get access to directorial control over custom AI avatars, which essentially function as virtual actors in a video project.

Finally, the new Google Vids Screen Recorder Chrome extension allows creators to capture their screen and webcam directly from any browser tab, which integrates the Vids recording studio into their daily browsing. Creators can also publish their finished videos directly to YouTube from within the Vids interface. Starting this week, Google says that Google AI Ultra and Workspace AI Ultra accounts can now generate up to 1,000 Veo videos per month.

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The ChromeOS Flex Kit Transforms your Old Laptop into a Google-powered Machine

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 18:55:17 +0000

With Windows 10 now effectively discontinued for users worldwide, there’s a good chance that a lot of folks are considering getting new devices, or just sticking with their Windows 10 computer, which to be fair is a more financially practical approach, especially in today’s economy.

That being said, there’s also the option of going for a different OS altogether, in which case you might want to check out what Google’s been working on. The company recently announced that it’s partnered with Back Market to develop the ChromeOS Flex USB Kit, a plug-and-play device which will allow users to install ChromeOS on their PC or Mac, and extend software support for several more years.

Google says that the kit comes with easy-to-follow tutorials which simplify the installation process, and it’s clear that the company is pitching sustainability as one of the key selling points for the device. Part of its announcement reads:

The manufacturing process of a new laptop is responsible for a large part of its carbon footprint. ChromeOS Flex allows the already-manufactured device to be used for longer, which keeps hardware out of landfills and avoids the emissions of making a new device. Savings do not stop there, ChromeOS also consumes 19% less energy on average than other comparable systems.

With that in mind, the kit is pretty affordable at just three bucks, and the drive itself is reusable as well. Before investing in one however, Google advises users to check if their computer will be compatible with the ChromeOS Flex USB Kit.

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Honor Begins Teasing its Upcoming 600 Series Phones

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 16:06:35 +0000

Honor has officially released the first wave of teasers for the HONOR 600 Series, which marks the next big milestone for the brand’s N-Series handsets. The brand unsurprisingly hasn’t revealed all there is to know about the upcoming phones, although it is determined to win over potential buyers and keep fans happy.

According to Honor, the 600-series phones will focus on giving users sleek aesthetics, long-lasting battery endurance, flagship-level performance, and advanced photographic capabilities with AI. Honor adds that despite a more challenging 2026 market, it aims to capitalize on integrating new AI capabilities in addition to capable hardware and competitive pricing for a more consumer-focused smartphone experience.

Last year’s 400 series came with an added focus on baked-in AI features, such as photo editing and video generation software. That said though, the phones also featured impressive performance, as well as rather competitive prices. Going back to the 600 series though, Honor hasn’t announced a specific launch date yet (or specs for that matter), so it looks like fans will have to wait a bit longer for more information on the upcoming phones.

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Get the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite for Much Lower Price with this Limited-time Offer!

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:43:22 +0000

If you’re after a reliable Android tablet that doesn’t drain your wallet either, then you might want to check out this deal on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, which is on sale right now for just below 300 bucks. It packs a neat combination of features and aesthetics which will have you double-checking that price tag.

The Galaxy Tab S10 Lite comes with a sleek metal chassis that’s available in three different colours, a large 10.9-inch display and 8,000mAh battery, and even a bundled stylus which makes it an ideal device for both productivity and entertainment. The tablet also comes with stereo speakers and expandable storage, making it ideal for streaming content or accessing locally-stored media files. You can check it out using the link below.

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Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 15 Special Edition Comes in a New Colorway

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:33:04 +0000

As previously teased, Xiaomi has finally launched a special-edition variant of the Redmi Note 15 5G, which at the moment is exclusive for buyers in India. While the phone pretty much retains a lot of the same hardware specifications as on the “standard” Redmi Note 15 model, there are some key differences, particularly in terms of aesthetics.

With that said, the new variant features a Crimson colorway with a leather-inspired textured finish and a gold-finished frame. This wraps around a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate as well as a peak brightness of 3,200 nits. Inside, the phone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chipset, paired with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and internal storage options of either 128GB or 256GB with microSD support.

There’s also a dual rear camera system led by a 50MP main sensor which can record video at up to 4K resolution at 30fps, along with a 2MP depth sensor; for selfies, a 20MP front-facing camera is housed in the display. Other features include Android 15 layered with Xiaomi HyperOS 2, an in-display fingerprint sensor, IR blaster, Dolby Atmos audio, and a 5,800mAh battery with 45W charging speeds.

The Redmi Note 15 special edition will be available starting on April 7th, 2026, through Flipkart, Mi.com, and retail partners with a starting price of ₹19,999, or around $215.

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Google Photos Begins Rolling out to Select Samsung TV Models

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:05:30 +0000

Earlier this year, Google and Samsung announced that the Google Photos app will arrive for select Samsung smart TVs this year, and it looks like the companies have now begun rolling out the new feature. Part of an official announcement from Google reads:

We’re thrilled to announce our new Google Photos integration with Samsung TV, which makes it easier to bring your memories to the biggest screen in your home! If you own an eligible 2026 Samsung TV, you can now find your cherished moments featured on your TV through the Daily+ row, Daily+ app launcher, and Now Brief widget.

To access the Google Photos features, users will need to sign into Google Photos on their Samsung TV (provided that it supports the feature), where they can then access the Daily+ row to scroll through a selection of photo memories (which will refresh on their own), a Daily+ app launcher which will show viewers full-screen versions of memories, and Now Brief widget which will also display photo memories.

Later in the year, the feature will include AI-powered tools such as Google DeepMind’s “Nano Banana” model which lets users transform still images into short videos or apply artistic styles through a “Remix” feature, as well as personalized slideshows based on specific themes like travel or activities.

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Google Expands AI Pro Benefits with 5TB Storage and Added Gemini Perks

Mike Viray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 11:59:25 +0000

If you’re a Google AI Pro subscriber, then you’re in luck—Google recently announced that it’s adding a handful of new perks for premium subscriptions, including a major storage upgrade for Google AI Pro members. According to Shimrit Ben-Yair, Google’s lead for Google Photos, Google One, and AI Subscriptions, AI Pro subscribers now get a storage boost from 2TB to 5TB at no additional cost.

The update also brings more AI features to the Google Workspace suite—Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive is now able to pull context across files, emails, and the web. This allows the AI to connect data points and provide more cohesive insights directly within a user’s workflow.

Additionally, users in the United States will get access to new AI Overviews feature, which allows subscribers to ask specific questions about their inbox to receive instant summaries. There’s also an advanced Proofread tool that offers grammar and style suggestions. Google is also extending “agentic help” to Chrome with the introduction of Chrome auto-browse for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the U.S.

Finally, the company is packing in more services into its high-end tiers by including Google Home Premium with AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions at no extra charge.

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