Mar 30th, 2013 publishUpdated   Sep 26th, 2016, 4:17 pm

Welcome to the Android Overload! This is where we bring you a roundup of the hottest content of the week, as well as the smaller stories that didn’t make it to out homepage. I know you are expecting one of Chris’ awesome videos. We understand how awesome they are, but he has been crazy busy bringing you content from GDC and the OUYA launch event this week.

You can check those out, and we will still give you a list of the hottest articles of the week! Here we go:

The Hottest Articles This Week

In Other News!

  • AT&T to get 64 GB HTC One exclusively [Droid Life]
  • Verizon Galaxy S4 passes through the FCC [Engadget]
  • AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 gets an update [AT&T]
  • Google patent application would tie camera settings to local weather [Engadget]
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closeMicrosoft’s Office 365 is hijacking Chrome search by switching it to Bing

Microsoft and Google’s relationship has been getting better over the years, but that could all change with the revelation that Microsoft has included its “Microsoft Search in Bing” Chrome extension in the latest version of Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus which automatically changes Chrome’s default search engine to Bing. This change affects Chrome users on Windows …

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more_vertSprint will fix your Samsung Galaxy phone’s
closeSprint will fix your Samsung Galaxy phone’s screen for $49, even if you’re not their customer

Sprint is currently running a promo that will fix your Samsung Galaxy phone’s display for $49, even if you did not buy the phone from them.

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more_vertOnePlus 8 Pro may be first OnePlus device to

closeOnePlus 8 Pro may be first OnePlus device to feature wireless charging

Those who have been following OnePlus since the very beginning know that the company has never been a fan of wireless charging technology. Back when the OnePlus first stepped into the space, wireless charging was a luxury that would have added significant cost to the company’s phones when they were selling for $400. But as …

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more_vertA foldable Nokia smartphone could be in the w
closeA foldable Nokia smartphone could be in the works

It looks like HMD Global could be hopping on the foldable phone bandwagon with a smartphone that could launch in late 2020 or early 2021.

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more_vertZTE Blade 10 Prime review: Impressive option

closeZTE Blade 10 Prime review: Impressive option below $200

Like a lot of us, I have a tendency to focus on the high end of the smartphone market, but keeping our best budget smartphones and best budget flagship smartphone lists up-to-date in 2019 helped change that for me. As I am quick to point out on both of those lists, the quality of smartphone …