Author: Adimorah Jude

Xiaomi has two sub-brands, POCO and Redmi. The company isn’t shy of releasing the same phone under a different moniker across its sub-brands. That makes it easy to predict which POCO phones will receive a particular feature after it has been confirmed for Xiaomi or Redmi. Circle to Search was released early this year with the Galaxy S24. It was thought to be a premium exclusive feature, but that’s not the case. Mid-range Galaxy phones have since received it, while Tecno has confirmed imminent release for its phones. Xiaomi will debut the feature with the 14T and 14T Pro, after…

Google plans to expand Circle to Search to more than 200 million smartphones before 2025. The company is working on rolling out the feature to more phones after exclusivity with the Galaxy and Pixel phones. Xiaomi has confirmed the imminent support for their phones, with Xiaomi 14T and 14T Pro debuting next week. Xiaomi will release the latest T-series phones next week, and one of the software features will be Circle to Search. It initially debuted with the Galaxy S24 and later made it to Pixel phones. What was thought to be premium exclusive has already arrived for mid-range phones.…

Circle to Search is the latest search technique by Google, though it debuted with the Galaxy S24 series earlier this year. It has since arrived for Pixel phones, while more Samsung phones now support it. We understand Google plans to expand the feature to other Android phones to reach 200m devices before 2025. As expected, Xiaomi phones are among those that will get the Circle to Search. It’s impressive how you can search for anything without leaving the current screen. You can search for anything, irrespective of where you are on your device, and Google will pull up results for…

Samsung is probably the only smartphone company yet to start public testing of Android 15. With Google set to release the latest Android OS, Samsung might also announce the One UI 7 public beta release. Google has released the Android 15 source code to AOSP, making it available for independent developers. OEMs, including Samsung, have had the code before the release to help them preview the update and integrate their Android skin. Of course, Samsung has been doing that but has yet to announce the public release. One UI 7 public beta was expected in July, but that didn’t happen.…

With the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S23 already running the One UI 6.1.1 update, it is only a matter of time before the update starts rolling out to the Galaxy S22 series. As expected, Samsung has started rolling out the Galaxy S22 One UI 6.1.1 update. After the initial One UI 6.1.1 release, questions were asked whether the Galaxy S22 series will receive the update. Samsung didn’t include the phones in their press release, making people believe they won’t upgrade the device. Of course, the list only had phones on the first wave, as Samsung was always going to release…