All of you who daily read our pages are passionate about technology, one part represents the hard core or those users loyal to the robot in all respects, and who would not dare to touch an iPhone even with a stick. Another party, on the other hand, could be broader-minded, affectionate yes to their operating system but still inclined to consider alternatives.

The differences between Android and iOS are many, but what stands out most of all is probably the freedom of customization: Android has always been a paradise for those who want to act in every possible aspect on their device, iOS at least from the point of view graphic and aesthetic is recently trying to give a little more freedom to its users (just a pinch).

Well for the Android loyalists among you, today's news might sound particularly strange but the numbers, you know, don't lie.

More than a month has now passed since the launch of Nothing Phone (1), the first smartphone of this new company founded by Carl Pei for which curiosity among technology enthusiasts and insiders is still quite high.

Among the innovations introduced by the Google developer team with the latest Google Play system update, released a few days ago, it seems that there is also the removal of a button: we refer to the one that until now has allowed users to carry out a manual search for the availability of any new updates.

Currently you need to reset your Wear OS smartwatch to factory settings when setting it up with a new smartphone.

Now Google is working on a solution to avoid the loss of smartwatch data by allowing it to be backed up when the user changes smartphone, in order to make the process less laborious.

Google allows owners of smartphones of the Google Pixel series to take advantage of the smartwatch to control the phone's camera and with version 8.6 of Google Camera on Wear OS changes the design of the interface, which finally embraces the Material You style, thus aligning itself with the others. applications of the colossus of Mountain View.

Until now, the Google Camera interface on Wear OS smartwatches was based on a design dating back to several years ago, perhaps for some elements even to Android Wear and the additional controls were placed in a lower tab, to be viewed through a tap or swipe upward.

The great success of Samsung in the smartphone sector, of which it has been the leading company for many years, also depends on the ecosystem of applications and services created by the Korean giant, capable of satisfying the different needs of users and among the numerous apps developed. there is also Samsung Gallery, the protagonist of a new update in the past few hours.

Surprisingly, Samsung is releasing new updates for four Android smartphones with a few years on their shoulders: these are Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. Of course, the manufacturer is not releasing new versions of Android, but apparently we are still talking about important updates for users: let's find out what's coming.