Todd Haselton is the Deputy Editor of Reviews and Commerce for The Verge. Haselton has spent more than 18 years reviewing gadgets in previous roles at MaximumPC, Ars Technica, LAPTOP Magazine and CNBC. Haselton was the technology products editor at CNBC, where he frequently appeared on TV to talk about technology, and most recently served as CNBC’s deputy technology editor. He lives with his wife, two kids and a dog in New Jersey, where he likes to read and game in his free time.
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Samsung usually offers pretty substantial trade-ins for its new folding phones. I have an old Galaxy Z Fold 3 that’s held up really well, and I held firm on trading in for the Galaxy Z Fold 6. I think at one point, Samsung was offering up to $1,000 for it. Will the same offer stand this year?
I feel like there are reports every year that Apple is going to introduce better iPad multitasking, and then we get something like Stage Manager or a different update that’s still not quite what I need to work. This year’s rumor suggests more Mac-like features. I’ve been playing with a Surface Pro 12 I bought, and I keep thinking, ’Man, it would be so nice to be able to do this on my M4 iPad Pro.’
Announced during today’s pre-I/O event, it’s called Material 3 Expressive. It adds more customization options and lots of colors and animations. It’ll drop as part of the Android 16 beta, which will also support Live Updates.
