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Despite all of our advances in technology, dating hasn’t changed hardly at all in the 21st century. You meet people, talk to them, and maybe start dating if enough sparks fly. There are some dating apps out there that can help this process along. However, based on our research, dating apps in general need a major improvement. Most of these experiences were frustrating, but a few stood out as being usable. There are few, if any, decent apps for those who don’t want to spend money. Just a heads up. Here are the best dating apps for Android. All of these apps are at least usable by you LGBTQ folks out there. Additionally, the prices for dating apps changes a lot with little notice several times per year. Prices are approximate. Here are some more Android apps you might like!   10 best video chat apps for Android 3 days ago   10 best apps for hookups and getting laid February 10, 2017 Bumble Price: Free / $1.99-$24.99 DOWNLOAD ON GOOGLE PLAY Bumble is one of

This week we went hands-on with Motorola’s new Moto Z2 Force, dissected some new Google Pixel 2 rumors, and revealed when the LG V30 will go on sale. Here’s the news of the week! Who wants to win a Google Pixel? Fast updates, killer performance, and a great camera… what more could you want? Enter this week’s Sunday Giveaway for your chance to win a Google Pixel ! 10 Android stories we handpicked for you Moto Z2 Force hands on  Motorola’s new Moto Z2 Force is here. The latest flagship sees the return of the company’s modular formula, but with a few key changes. Let’s take a look. Google releases Android O Developer Preview 4  The fourth and final Android O developer preview is here… with an octopus ! Specs comparison: Moto Z2 Force vs Moto Z2 Play vs Moto Z Force  Motorola has finally taken the wraps off the Moto Z2 Force, but how does the new phone compare to the Moto Z2 Play and last year’s Moto Z Force? Google Pixel 2 might ditch the 3.5 mm headphone jack  CAD renders b

Welcome to the Sunday Giveaway, the place where we giveaway a new  Android phone  each and every Sunday. A big congratulations to last week’s winner of the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus International Giveaway: Keegan C. (USA). This week we are giving away a brand new Google Pixel courtesy of the AA App for Android ! If you’re looking for the best way to stay up to date with AndroidAuthority.com, look no further than the AA App for Android. Available for free in the Google Play Store, the official AA App is the fastest way to get all the latest news, rumors, tips & tricks, and device reviews on your mobile device. The  Google Pixel  features a 5.0-inch 1080p AMOLED display, Qualcomm’s powerful Snapdragon 821 processor, 4 GB of RAM, and either 32 or 128 GB of storage. Its 12.3 MP rear-facing  camera  is  one of the best on the market , and it comes with the  Google Assistant  built in, the new AI assistant that also powers  Google Home . Want to learn more about the Google Pixel?

Over the course of the last year, I’ve been increasingly seeing a strange new gadget at the events and conventions I attend. You’ve probably seen them as expensive alternatives to selfie sticks, but smartphone gimbals are increasingly being used by consumers to help them achieve that Steadicam look and feel with their video recordings. I personally own a gimbal stabilizer for my mirrorless camera, and from it I know first hand what kind of advantages they offer over just relying on the built-in stabilization in my camera. But then again, many smartphone makers have touted the incredible usability of the optical image stabilization features in their phones – ensuring smooth and steady footage simply by holding onto the phone and nothing else. While this is indeed something that functions well, especially in comparison to non-stabilized footage, it begs the question of how much better quality can be achieved by using a smartphone gimbal and is it worth paying that much extra for? The g