If you’ve been tempted by something on our best Android phones list and are looking to upgrade your current model, then you may want to do a trade-in to save some money – and it looks as though Google has plans to make that process easier.
As spotted by Android Authority, edits being made in the main Android codebase suggest technicians who are checking that a phone works will be able to put it into a special ‘evaluation mode’, and run tests from there.
For safety and security reasons, it’s recommended that Android phones are factory reset before they’re traded in. That means the person testing them has to go through the normal Android setup process to take a look at them – for every single phone.
This new mode, once it’s enabled, would bypass that and mean a phone could be evaluated in a quicker time – and that in turn would mean you’d get a faster decision on the trade-in value of your smartphone when you upgraded.
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The Android Debug Bridge
These changes won’t actually show up for users at all – Android will still look exactly the same. What will change are the options available in the Android Debug Bridge (ADB), a comprehensive software tool used by developers and technicians.
Once connected to the ADB, that’s when the new ability to skip the setup process will come into play. This isn’t something you’re going to be able to test yourself, unless you go to the trouble of installing the debugging software on Windows or macOS.
We’re expecting the finished version of Android 15 to start making its way to Pixel phones including the Google Pixel 9 at some point this month, with Samsung Galaxy devices expected to be upgraded early next year.
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Beyond that, we’ve already started hearing rumors about what Android 16 might bring with it. However, it’s not clear if this trade-in update for Android will be associated with a major release, or get pushed out separately.
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In recent years, Samsung Foundry, the company’s semiconductor production division, has been struggling to compete against TSMC, its main rival. The South Korean giant has even lost big clients due to problems with poor wafer yields. Now, a new report suggests that Samsung Foundry may go public as a public company in the United States in search of capital injection.
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According to South Korean media, Samsung Securities, a financial services unit, concluded in a report that Samsung Foundry will be listed as a public company. The main reason reportedly stems from ongoing issues during chip production. These issues have led Samsung Foundry to suffer significant losses as clients moved to TSMC in search of more reliable factories. In fact, Samsung Foundry is expected to report operating losses of 500 billion won (approximately $385 million) for Q3 2024.
Qualcomm is one of the main names that turned to TSMC after recent negative experiences with Samsung. The American company relied on Samsung’s factories to produce the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, one of the most important chips in its history. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 even started a name change for the company’s SoCs, as it was the successor to the Snapdragon 888. Unfortunately, overheating and low efficiency issues inherited from Samsung’s wafers plagued the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.
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Samsung Foundry struggling to achieve decent yields
According to reports, Samsung’s 4nm wafer yield was 35%. That basically means that only 35 chips out of 100 were “usable.” Well, recent reports claim that Samsung’s 3nm wafer yield is somewhere between 10% and 20%. Samsung Foundry reportedly adopted Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistors for 3nm chip manufacturing earlier this year, but it is struggling to achieve high yield.
GAA is a technology that increases the performance and power efficiency of the chips produced. However, it seems that Samsung Foundry has not been up to the task. Samsung was one of the pioneers in this technology, and not even TSMC has implemented it. The Taiwanese company is said to start using GAA in 2025 for the production of 2 nm chips. Had it done things right, Samsung Foundry could have gained a competitive advantage.
The base Galaxy S25 would use Mediatek chips
Interestingly, in June, Qualcomm’s CEO opened the door to working with Samsung again. Should a deal materialize, the South Korean company would take on a portion of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 production. However, potential negotiations will probably depend on Samsung Foundry solving its current efficiency problems. If Samsung Foundry fails to resolve these issues, some models in the Galaxy S25 series may ditch Exynos chips. Samsung is reportedly considering using Mediatek’s Dimensity 9400 as the base SoC for the Galaxy S25 in most markets.
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Despite the company’s recent decision to abide by the demands of the Brazilian Supreme Court, X still isn’t back online in Brazil — and according to Reuters, that’s at least in part because it paid its fines to the wrong bank. After weeks being banned in Brazil, X in late September named a legal representative for the country as ordered, and took down accounts the court accused of spreading misinformation and hate speech. Its final hurdle was to pay off the fines that it had racked up, reportedly amounting to roughly $5 million.
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Google is rolling out a new set of features aimed at making it less easy for thieves to access your data. That’s according to Mishaal Rahman, who posted on Reddit that the features are showing up in a new update after seeing that his Xiaomi 14T Pro phone now has Theft Detection Lock and Offline Device Lock, two of three features Google announced in May. Others say they only see the third one, called Remote Lock.
The flashiest of the new features is Theft Detection Lock, which uses AI to lock your screen when it detects “common motion associated with theft,” like someone snatching your phone out of your hand. Meanwhile, Offline Device Lock locks a device’s screen when it’s offline for a while, and Remote Lock lets users lock their phone using only their phone number when they can’t log into Find My Device with their password.
So far, I’m not seeing any of the features on my own Pixel 6. You can see screenshots of the new features’ settings in the overnight Threads post from Rahman below.
Theft Detection Lock and Offline Device Lock are supported on any Android device running Android 10 and up, while you’ll need at least Android 5 for Remote Lock. If you don’t have the features yet, you can try updating Google Play Services, though Google tends to roll out new features over time, rather than to everyone at once, so, like me, you may have to wait.
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