Nick started with DOS and NES and uses those fond memories of floppy disks and cartridges to fuel his opinions on modern tech. Because of this, he covers both smartphones and VR technology, two avenues that split his passions right down the middle. From Nokia fan to Android fanatic, Nick has been writing about and reviewing smartphones since 2011. An avid gamer and equally well-versed tech head, Nick worked in the IT industry for 15 years, helping to further develop his technical knowledge, which has become particularly important in his fight with PWM sensitivity and deep dives into display technology. He's a huge fan of any phone that can fold in half and loves getting into the nitty-gritty with folding phone coverage for the site. He's also got over a decade of experience with VR gaming, having used the original Oculus DK1 and every major VR headset since then, passionately covering Android Central's Meta Quest content and smart glasses coverage with his weekly thVRsday column on Thursdays. Beyond that, you'll find Nick taking photos of anything and everything, from the beautiful mountains of his home to the chickens in his backyard, and using them to compare cameras to help you choose the best one.
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Time to Fold Leaks and rumors are pointing to another exciting year for Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold series, and the Z Fold 8 may just change things up in one of the biggest ways yet.

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A serious edge The Motorola Edge 2026 might have the best year-over-year improvement of any smartphone released in 2026, making it a great choice for mid-range buyers.

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AC thVRsday Viture is one of the world's leading makers of smart glasses, and the company's upcoming roadmap is looking incredibly exciting.

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Cutting edge Your favorite phones are always on the cutting edge, so why not take a look at the best Android features your iPhone-toting pals are finally getting to try.

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Nothing like a Nothing The Nothing brand has been growing at an exponential rate, and it looks like a heavy TikTok influence is playing a big role.

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AC thVRsday Supernatural has been the biggest VR workout app since its 2020 launch, and its original founders are bringing it back from the dead after Meta's big betrayal.

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A more personal assistant Gemini promises to be a more personal assistant, and while chat prompts are cool, Daily Brief is the truly personal tool I've been waiting for.

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Swipe before it gets swiped Apple is rumored to be copying Google's powerful anti-theft protection for the iPhone 18 and iOS 27, and Android users can already take advantage of those great features.

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Android Central Labs How well do display smart glasses work? Even Realities G2 does things differently, including a smart ring for gesture control that even James Bond loves.

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Totally fair(phone) The Fairphone 6 is Murena's latest attempt at giving Android users more control over their smartphone data, and it's designed to stick around for years.

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close to home Keep all your recordings locally for quicker access and better privacy.

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AC thVRsday Many thought games like Assassin's Creed, Batman, and The Walking Dead were the future of VR. Turns out, they were wrong.

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Bad update The new Meta Quest UI sure is pretty, but it's pretty hard to work with. Here's how to navigate Navigator.

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Headache-free smartphones Most modern phones use flickering displays that are harmful to some users. These are the phones that get around this problem and still offer a great experience.

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Stealth upgrade The Motorola Razr Plus 2026 is a stealth upgrade, and I think that's exactly what Razr users want.

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If Trogdor doesn't make an appearance now, I'm going to be very sad.

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Heavenly aura Xreal and Google have been working on a pair of smart glasses that will redefine how you see the category, and we finally got to see them in-person at Google I/O.

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Live Blog Google I/O is happening on May 19 and Android Central is following everything that is going to be announced. Follow our Live Blog to learn about all the news!

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MacBook at Google??? Google used a MacBook during the Antigravity demo and it's super funny.

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2 screens, 1 verdict Motorola switched from pOLED to Extreme AMOLED panels on the Razr Fold, but the company isn't letting its great eye care solutions fall to the wayside.

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AC Hacks The Motorola Razr Fold is a brilliant phone with plenty of power to spare, but a few quick settings changes will unlock its true power.

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Android Central Labs The Motorola Razr Fold 2026 does what no other Motorola phone before it could, and that all starts with a class-leading camera.

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AC thVRsday The Motorola Razr Fold has a powerful computer mode you probably don't know about, and all you need to make it complete is a pair of smart glasses.

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A razor-thin change The Motorola Razr Plus 2026 is an exciting new entry into Motorola's foldable portfolio, but is it really better than the 2025 model? We break it down for you.

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Android Central Labs Google introduced a new Comfort Filters option with the latest Pixel update, and its muted colors will make a world of difference for your eyes.
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