TL;DR Google has revealed that its Gboard keyboard app now supports 500 languages across over 40 writing systems. Some of the more recent languages added to Gboard include Nigerian Pidgin and Balinese. Google has also detailed its process of adding a new language to the keyboard app. Gboard became a key fixture on Android in the short time after its release, delivering a solid typing experience and plenty of neat extra features.

If you love playing video games, you know the woes of needing to game on a PC monitor vs being able to hang out on your couch and play on the TV. Technically you could stream your game to your TV or just connect it directly, but you could never really get the same experience on a TV as you could on your high end monitor. So why hasn’t someone taken computer monitor technology and just put it into something the size of a TV?

Update, June 3, 2019 (10:15 AM ET): When the article below was published, we had reached out to Samsung to confirm if the Cardinal Red colorway would come to all versions of the Galaxy S10 family or just the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus. Unfortunately, Samsung never got back to us. However, WinFuture alleges that the Cardinal Red colorway is coming to the Samsung Galaxy S10e. Since this is the same source that supplied the original info of the Cardinal Red variant, it seems likely that this will be the case.

Taking a screenshot is one of the most simple and useful feature that you can take advantage of on your Android smartphone. For the majority of Android phones, taking a screenshot involves pressing volume down and power simultaneously. If you have a Samsung, it’s typically volume down and home. With the LG G3 the button combination is still volume down and power at the same time but since the G3’s buttons are located on the back the approach is a little different.

The Fitbit Blaze is a deceptive little fitness tracker. It may look like a smartwatch on the surface, but dive a little deeper and you’ll find it’s actually missing most of the smartwatch-y features we’ve come to expect from fitness tracker/smartwatch hybrids. When we reviewed the Blaze a few months ago, the lack of third-party notification support and poor selection of watch faces were some of our biggest gripes with this tracker. Thankfully Fitbit has finally heard our cries and released a new update that fixes these issues.

TL;DR The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S could launch on November 10. The Series S will cost $299, while the Series X may come in at $499 Microsoft confirmed the Xbox Series S after its design and price leaked. Update: September 8, 2020 (4:05 AM ET): Microsoft has officially announced the Xbox Series S. The company has also revealed its design and pricing, which match the leaked information below.

In March this year, former OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei announced what we had all been expecting: his new company, Nothing, would launch an Android smartphone this year. However, aside from the device’s name, Pei left a lot of details to mystery. Now, we have a few more breadcrumbs to go on. Pei and lead Nothing designer Tom Howard sat down with Wallpaper to discuss the design process of the Nothing Phone 1.

Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority TL;DR Renders of the Oppo Watch 2 have leaked. Successor to the Wear OS-powered Oppo Watch, the new wearable will launch on July 27. In the four images of the Oppo Watch 2 leaked by Blass, we see a square-shaped device that looks akin to its predecessor. It’s got two buttons on the right side and the renders depict blue, red, and black colorways for the straps.

David Imel / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung has announced the Galaxy S20 FE 2022. This is identical to the S20 FE but lacks AKG earphones and is cheaper. The phone is only available in Korea right now. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE marked a significant moment for the company back in 2020, as Samsung offered a great, all-around affordable flagship. The manufacturer recently launched the Galaxy S21 FE after a months-long delay, but it’s now re-releasing the original device.

Update, November 23, 2020 (11:00 AM ET): Back in September, Samsung started rolling out its free TV service to Galaxy phones, allowing anyone to use it even if they don’t own a Samsung TV. However, it was limited to newer phones only. Essentially, most of the Galaxy headliners from the past few years will support the app. It’s highly probable that even more phones will see support in the near future. Just don’t bet high on it rolling out to non-Samsung devices.