Wallpapers are one of the easiest ways to customize your smartphone, as you can choose from pre-loaded wallpapers, live wallpapers, and photos from your gallery or the web. In fact, some of the most popular articles on Android Authority are usually about downloading official wallpapers. This did make us think about how often readers change their wallpapers. Are you constantly changing your wallpaper every few days? Or maybe you haven’t changed your background since getting your phone?

The launch of the Honor 8 in the US is a big event for Huawei,  Honor, and the smartphone industry. Not only does this pile on the price pressure for high-end products in the US, as we’ve already seen in the EU and Asia, but Huawei is also moving into Qualcomm’s territories by bringing its Kirin processors across the ocean. So, let’s take a look at just how Huawei’s latest US release stacks up against the best processors from Qualcomm and Samsung – the Snapdragon 820 and Exynos 8890.

TL;DR OnePlus released OxygenOS 5.0.3 for the OnePlus 3/3T. The update includes Face Unlock, the latest security patch, and more. You can either wait for the OTA to hit your device or manually flash the update. The highlight feature is Face Unlock, which debuted on the OnePlus 5T last year. You can also find Face Unlock on the OnePlus 5 and newer OnePlus 6, though it is a nice surprise to see it on the OnePlus 3/3T.

Robert Triggs / Android Authority Over the past two years, there have been a lot of changes for OnePlus. Co-founder Carl Pei left to start his own company called Nothing. The Nord line expanded to include several super-budget OnePlus phones for the US that were essentially re-branded Oppo phones. And, earlier this year, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau announced that OnePlus would “further integrate” with its larger BBK stablemate, Oppo. Android Authority and other tech outlets recently had a chance to sit down with Lau and hear about what’s happening for OnePlus in the future.

Tonight LG officially took the wraps off its latest hero device, the LG V10. That wasn’t the only announcement that LG had for us though, as they have also revealed their latest Android Wear smartwatch, the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition. The new LG Watch Urbane sports a similar design to the original, albeit with a more refined look this time around. Cosmetics aside, the biggest difference is under the hood, as the Urbane 2 is the first Android Wear device to feature cellular connectivity.

Update, February 12, 2019 (12:59 PM ET): If you are currently in the One UI beta program on your Samsung Galaxy Note 8, you should soon see a new update come your way (via SamMobile). The Android 9 Pie update will be the fourth beta update for the Note 8. The update weighs 578MB and carries version number N950FXXU5ZSB2. The changelog is fairly small, with the biggest update being a fix for a problem with editing hotspot names.

Update, October 30, 2018 (4:19PM EST): Google’s Minis stickers are rolling out to Gboard on Android and iOS. The stickers are rolling out in all Gboard languages and countries. You can download Gboard at the link below and read the original article to learn how the Minis stickers try to replicate your looks with a selfie. Update, September 13, 2018 (02:12PM EST): Google brought its Gboard Minis stickers to iOS devices earlier this summer, but didn’t give a specific timeline for when they would hit Android devices.

TL;DR Google has said it is working to address a Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL camera bug that has been with the phones since launch. The “fatal camera error” message sometimes appears when the user launches the Pixel 2 camera app or tries to snap a picture. Google made the comments on Twitter last weekend. Google has acknowledged a camera issue that has affected Pixel 2 devices since launch. Responding to a question on Twitter last weekend, Google said it was aware of the “fatal camera error” bug and “working on a fix.

Google sure did announce a lot of new things yesterday, but it was slightly interesting to see the entire audience at the I/O Keynote yesterday enthusiastically cheering for one of the few things that weren’t entirely surprising: an update to Google Earth (now at version 7.0) that brings 3D mapping capabilities, as well as an update to Google Maps that brings the ability to download maps for offline use.Google had already announced these features a few weeks ago at a Maps-centric event, but it’s always nice to see promised stuff actually becoming available for us, the end-users.

Google announced many new software treats at Google I/O today. Aparna Chennapragada introduced one of the best new features: visual guidance and Visual Positioning System in Google Maps Navigation. We’ve all had been delayed figuring out Google Maps Navigation before — “am I going the right direction?” Google Maps can now use your camera to identify your surroundings, visually communicate your route right in front of your eyes! Visual navigationTap a button to activate visual view and then just point your camera where you need to go to see relevant info.