Brady Snyder
Brady is a tech journalist for Android Central, with a focus on news, phones, tablets, audio, wearables, and software. He has spent the last three years reporting and commenting on all things related to consumer technology for various publications. Brady graduated from St. John's University with a bachelor's degree in journalism. His work has been published in XDA, Android Police, Tech Advisor, iMore, Screen Rant, and Android Headlines. When he isn't experimenting with the latest tech, you can find Brady running or watching Big East basketball.
Latest articles by Brady Snyder
Google to remove content from EU news publishers from News, Search, and Discover in small test
By Brady Snyder published
Missing news As part of Google's efforts to comply with the European Copyright Directive (EUCD), news from EU publishers will disappear in a limited test.
Chrome 131 for iOS adds 4 new features that could pull iPhone users into the Google ecosystem
By Brady Snyder published
Time to switch? Google Chrome is now a better Safari replacement, and the latest Chrome 131 update could pull iOS users to Android.
Android 16 could borrow this key feature from Windows 11
By Brady Snyder published
Simpler switching Switching between default audio inputs and outputs could be easier on Android, and the next update might address that.
Break your Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold main screen? A replacement costs the price of a new phone
By Brady Snyder published
Pricey fixes iFixit is now selling replacement parts for the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, and they're sure to hurt your wallet.
Gemini 2.0 may have just leaked, indicating a release could be imminent
By Brady Snyder published
Coming soon The next Google Gemini model might debut a lot sooner than we thought, if a recent leak is any indication.
Google is apparently testing a dedicated Gemini app for iOS with Gemini Live
By Brady Snyder published
Siri replacement? A standalone Gemini app has appeared ready for download on iOS for at least one iPhone user.
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 might be flopping in the US, but its Special Edition is winning in Korea
By Brady Snyder published
Stark differences Reports indicate that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is underperforming expectations in North America, but Samsung's 'Special Edition' variant seems to be selling well in Korea.
When will Android 16 debut? One rumor predicts the exact day we could see it on phones
By Brady Snyder published
Speedier rollout Android 16 is confirmed to be arriving earlier than usual next year, and the exact date of its release could already be known.
The Google Pixel 9 is a hit: Pixels earn double-digit market share for the first time
By Brady Snyder published
Big winers Google Pixel, a brand that got a late start to the smartphone raced and has struggled to take off, seems to have found success.
Google's testing a conversational search feature that updates results in real time
By Brady Snyder published
Smarter searching Google's latest experiment is to make Search more like a conversational voice assistant.
Google's Pixel November update squashes the first round of Android 15 bugs
By Brady Snyder published
Key fixes Having a few problems with Android 15 on your Pixel? Google's latest November 2024 update might help.
Gemini can adjust your smart home accessories with Google Home integration
By Brady Snyder published
Gemini takeover You can now try out the Google Home extension in the Gemini app as the functionality enters Public Preview.
Samsung confirms Galaxy S25, suggests a cheaper foldable and XR device could be on the horizon
By Brady Snyder published
Big reveals Shortly after dispelling the idea of a cheaper foldable, Samsung appears to be changing its tune.
Kids using Family Link will gain Google Wallet support next year
By Brady Snyder published
Easy payments Google Wallet for kids will include support for in-person payments, event passes, and gift cards.
Samsung reportedly considers dropping 'Galaxy' brand for some devices, but the move might not go how it thinks
By Brady Snyder published
Fresh looks I'm not confident a flashy new name and brand will solve Samsung's problems. But if it won't, then what will?
Samsung says it has no plans to make a cheaper foldable, but why?
By Brady Snyder published
Rising prices The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold “Special Edition” launched in limited fashion at a higher price, and consumers looking for affordable options are left waiting.
T-Mobile wants to make 5G actually useful with a self-driving car project
By Brady Snyder published
Finally? T-Mobile is working with an autonomous vehicle company to bring self-driving cars to Jacksonville, Florida with 5G.
Google Translate could bring all your favorite features to Instant Translate
By Brady Snyder published
Quicker translation Instant Translate currently doesn't give you access to Google's full slate of features, and that could be changing.
New Samsung Health features make it easier to stay on top of your wellness
By Brady Snyder published
Health monitoring Samsung Health users can now view their medical records, medication information, and log their meals in the app.
YouTube Music is finally letting you add custom playlist thumbnails
By Brady Snyder published
Personalization Google previously announced that it would let you use your own images as playlist thumbnails, and the feature is now rolling out for YouTube Music users.
You can now save songs from Instagram straight to Spotify without the hassle
By Brady Snyder published
Simpler streaming After hearing a song you like on Instagram, you can save it to Spotify in just a few taps.
You might not see the full effects of the Epic v. Google ruling for years
By Brady Snyder published
Press pause One part of the court's injunction will still bring required changes starting next month, however.
Google is testing YouTube Premium Lite again, but this time with some ads
By Brady Snyder published
Don't call it a comeback Google used to offer a Premium Lite subscription tier for YouTube as part of a pilot program, but axed it in 2023. A new iteration could make a comeback.
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