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News Editor at Android Police, trail frequenter at Austin greenbelts, and Rockets fan at heart
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The Fitbit app on your Wear OS watch is getting a Material You makeover

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By Dallas Thomas Verified
| Android Police Verified
Google's Material 3 Expressive era will go official with next month's Pixel Feature Drop, so the company has been working feverishly to make sure all of its core apps are ready for the rollout. Just yesterday, we saw Chrome for Android giving the expressive treatment to its settings menu and Files by Google refreshing large swaths of its UI. Now, it's time for the Fitbit app on Wear OS to shine.
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For once, Google gives a great new Keep Notes feature to Android before iOS

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By Dallas Thomas Verified
| Android Police Verified
Until now, Google Keep has basically been a dumping ground for your notes, internet finds, and random thoughts. Being a Google product, the app almost exclusively relied on search to help you sift through the pile, but that has finally changed — at least, on Android. After first appearing for some users last week, Google has now widely rolled out Keep's new sort button to all Android users.
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If you picked up T-Mobile's new water bottle, don't leave it in your car

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By Dallas Thomas Verified
| Android Police Verified
That was fast. It hasn't even been a full 24 hours since we told you about a water bottle giveaway from T-Mobile Tuesdays, but for some customers, the gift has already found its way to the recycling bin. What seemed like a perfectly timed promotion, between the lingering heat of summer and back-to-school season, turned out to be more of a perfect storm in an ironic twist of fate for at least one T-Mobile user.
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