Samsung's Galaxy S26 lineup: A name change is afoot?

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Samsung might be taking cues from Google's recent Pixel naming scheme change with its upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup. According to a tipster, the flagship S26 Ultra could be renamed Galaxy S26 Note to highlight its built-in S Pen. Additionally, the Galaxy S26+ might be rebranded as Galaxy S26 Pro, aligning with the growing trend of "Pro" models in the smartphone market. However, it's important to note that these changes are still in the early stages of consideration and may not be finalized.

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Sonos weighs old app revival

Sonos weighs old app revival

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Sonos has been grappling with the issues surrounding the redesigned app it launched in April. The buggy, incomplete app was met with widespread criticism and customer dissatisfaction. Despite the company's efforts to address the issues, the app continues to cause frustration for users.

In an attempt to alleviate the situation, Sonos leadership is reportedly considering a return to its previous "S2" app. This move would provide a temporary solution for users while the company works to resolve the problems with the newer app.

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Microsoft bids farewell to Paint 3D

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Microsoft is discontinuing Paint 3D, the enhanced version of the classic Paint app, later this year. Originally introduced with Windows 10 as a part of Microsoft's focus on creators, Paint 3D is set to be removed from the Microsoft Store on November 4, 2024.

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