Google has announced seven new features rolling out to Android phones soon, including message editing in Google messages, improved cross-device services, and perhaps most notably Instant Hotspot. This ...

As Android 15 prepares for release later this year, Google is fine-tuning its new features. Among them is Instant Hotspot, a convenient tool that allows Android tablets and Chromebooks to seamlessly ...

It seems that the new “Instant Hotspot” feature of Android will not be compatible with Samsung phones. This means that you will not be able to set your Galaxy mobile device as a passwordless hotspot ...

Samsung Galaxy phones will have Auto Hotspot for any other Galaxy devices, but you won't get it for your other Android tablets or Chromebooks. Kyle Barr / Gizmodo It’s going to get a lot easier for ...

March 25, 2025 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Companies like Apple have their own ecosystems, where it's easier to interact with other devices from the same ...

Last year, Android 15 brought some of the neat features to its users, one of which is Instant Hotspot. Although support for the feature wasn’t initially available on Samsung devices, that’s going to ...

Several Samsung, Google Pixel, and OnePlus users on Verizon have reported that their phones’ hotspot feature stopped working after their respective Android 14 updates. Workarounds suggested include ...

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Android announced a new set of cross-device services last year, and both have been made available for the company’s Pixel lineup. Nearly a year later, Google has updated support for cross-device ...

Turning on your Android phone's hotspot in a sticky situation can be an absolute lifesaver, such as when working on a project in a public setting where Wi-Fi isn't completely secure (or potentially ...

Usually, we’re stuck with the crowded 2.4GHz or 5GHz bands for hotspots, which are fine but not exactly speed demons. Now, Google is unlocking the 6GHz band – the super-fast lane used by Wi-Fi 6E and ...