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What r/Android is talking about this week

r/Android has 3,203,291 members and 3 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 7.1 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

3,203,291members
3posts in the last 24 hours, newest 5 h ago
7.1comments an hour right now, newest 12 h ago
313points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/Android this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Oppo reportedly cancels Find X10 Ultra thanks to RAMageddon
    313 points33 comments3 d ago
  2. Motorola sets a new flagship standard with motorola signature 27, featuring its most advanced camera system, next-generation agentic AI and the brightest display available in a smartphone
    299 points223 comments6 d ago
  3. Google Find Hub rolls out ‘Notify when left behind’ tracker alerts on Android
    292 points20 comments6 d ago
  4. OnePlus 16 smartphone review – A new-generation flagship phone with spectacular battery life
    287 points116 comments3 d ago
  5. Enough Phone Kickstarter Launch: Bringing Back the Small Smartphone
    202 points173 comments6 d ago
  6. Four Galaxy S25 Phones Are Getting a New Update Without a November 2026 Patch
    168 points19 comments4 d ago
  7. I’ve Used A Galaxy Fold 8 For 3 Months – Here’s How The iPhone Duo Stacks Up - MrMobile
    123 points39 comments5 d ago
  8. Oppo Find N7 officially confirmed to arrive in Europe
    99 points20 comments5 d ago
  9. Exclusive: Samsung Is Testing a Galaxy AI Premium Subscription
    87 points97 comments3 d ago
  10. Does anyone else still keep an old "dead" phone or broken gadget around just for spare parts or nostalgia?

    I've got an old phone in my drawer that won't even power on anymore, but I still can't bring myself to throw it away. Do you guys keep old hardware lying around, or do you recycle/sell everything...

    61 points55 comments3 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Introducing home keys in Google Wallet for compatible smart locks in the Google Home app
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  2. Google Voice appears to finally be working on RCS support
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  3. Will we ever get genuinely good under-display cameras? ZTE/RedMagic has iterated on UDCs for 9 generations now, and while the screen looks seamless, the selfie quality still lags way behind a standard hole-punch.
    1 points0 comments20 h ago
  4. Android 17 QPR2 is out, and here’s everything that’s new!
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  5. Gemini Intelligence is now available on more devices, including motorola signature 27 and Pixel 10
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  6. Pixel Tag impressions: Off to a solid start.
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  7. One UI 9.5 could allow recording Telegram and WhatsApp voice calls
    43 points4 comments1 d ago
  8. Exclusive: Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro, S27 Ultra Camera Sensors Revealed
    29 points54 comments1 d ago
  9. Snapseed tests finer quality and Exif controls for saving and batch editing images
    21 points2 comments2 d ago
  10. Motorola Razr Flex 2027 surfaces on official company website
    28 points12 comments2 d ago
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