Electronics skins from dbrand. Why do you need one on your phone, laptop, console, or other devices? Well, they add grip, and a layer of protection against wear and tear, dings and scratches. Let's be honest though, you could accomplish that with some duct tape and a exact-o-knife if you wanted to get crafty. The things that set dbrand's skins apart are that they are perfectly cut to fit your device and –most importantly– they look freaking awesome. 

Fresh off the press (or whatever machine they use to make skins) is dbrand's latest sick look– Swarm.

dbrand's new Swarm material is its most textured, tactile, and dynamic yet - get it at 20% off right now [Sponsored Post] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

At today's glitzy Unpacked event in San Francisco, Samsung unveiled a raft of new products, some of which are mostly aspirational for the time being. One device the company will hope to sell a boatload of in the coming months is the Galaxy S10e, a new cheaper variant in the popular series. It's a departure from the norm for Samsung, and a response to growing consumer unrest at the rising price of high-end flagship phones.

The Galaxy S10e is Samsung’s answer to the iPhone XR, and it offers a ton for $749 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

It seems Samsung won't have much to unveil during its Unpacked event tomorrow: Little is left to know about the Galaxy S10 lineup, and the screenshots from the company's Wearables app that leaked earlier this week shed more light on the upcoming Galaxy Buds and Watch Active. As if this wasn't enough, full press renders of the products have been published, revealing more about their features and design.

Galaxy Buds

The Gear IconX's successors are showcased in white, black, and "canary yellow," one of the colors the S10e is supposed to come in.

Press renders reveal new details on the Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch Active was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked event is fast approaching and we know the event will primarily focus on its flagship S10 series of phones. According to previous leaks and rumors, it's also likely that we'll see some new wearable devices on February 20, something Samsung has all but confirmed with an accidental leak.

The Galaxy Wearables app, through which you control and update the Korean company's wearable products, has been updated prematurely and now features several new pieces.

New Samsung smartwatch, fitness trackers, and earbuds all confirmed in major leak was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Samsung will unveil its new flagships on February 20, and the brand seems to acknowledge we already know almost everything about these devices, so much as to let you pre-order them now. The manufacturer has put up a page to let you reserve the "next Galaxy," on which it explicitly says it "know[s] you know what is coming soon," without sharing any details on the handsets themselves, besides the previously published teaser of a potential folding phone.

You can reserve your Galaxy S10 or S10+ now and save up to $600 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

• Update 1: 2019/02/11 4:32pm PST
  The Pie/RCS update was pulled today, with T-Mobile stating that it's on hold. It doesn't appear that anyone's received the update at all. This is likely due to some last-minute
• Update 2: 2019/02/12 9:54pm PST
  The Pie/RCS update is rolling out now to T-Mobile S9 and S9+ owners, much to the delight of many subscribers to the r/tmobile subreddit. It comes in at nearly

It may be the last major network operator in the US to push its Android 9 Pie update out to Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ units, but T-Mobile can at least boast the inclusion of support for RCS Universal Profile 1.0 with its build.

[Update x2: Rolling out now] T-Mobile's Android 9 Pie updates for Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ arrive with RCS Universal Profile in tow was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

• Update 1: 2019/02/11 4:32pm PST
  The Pie/RCS update was pulled today, with T-Mobile stating that it's on hold. It doesn't appear that anyone's received the update at all. This is likely due to some last-minute

It may be the last major network operator in the US to push its Android 9 Pie update out to Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ units, but T-Mobile can at least boast the inclusion of support for RCS Universal Profile 1.0 with its build.

[Update: Pulled] T-Mobile's Android 9 Pie updates for Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ arrive with RCS Universal Profile in tow was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

It may be the last major network operator in the US to push its Android 9 Pie update out to Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ units, but T-Mobile can at least boast the inclusion of support for RCS Universal Profile 1.0 with its build.

The un-carrier has added the next-gen SMS service to a number of Samsung handsets already, so it's no surprise to see it arrive on the Galaxy S9 and S9+.

T-Mobile's Android 9 Pie updates for Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ arrive with RCS Universal Profile in tow was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

All three upcoming devices in the Galaxy S lineup have stopped by the FCC as we approach the February 20 Unpacked event. Before a device is released in the United States, Samsung needs to obtain certification through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and typically the reports are made public before the launch of the device. At this point, the certification is a mere formality as we've seen pretty much all there is to discover about the S10 series, including some up close and personal leaks.

Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e pass through FCC ahead of February 20 unveiling was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Following the Gear S3's substantial Tizen update, Samsung has begun rolling out a update to the Gear S Plugin that's delivering a few changes for its Galaxy Wearable smartphone app. The update delivers a variety of new features and fixes, including a new tab for previewing watch faces and the ability to toggle more settings from the user's phone.

The update, which many users began receiving over-the-air early on January 22, brings a tab to the app where users can preview what various styles of watch face will look like on their device - many will still want to test the appearance on their actual watch, of course, but it makes the process of browsing simpler.

Samsung Galaxy Wearable app update brings watch face preview tab, new settings, and more was written by the awesome team at Android Police.