Upcoming ad-supported Disney Plus tier will likely drop GroupWatch and SharePlay

Earlier this year, The Walt Disney Company announced that it would be introducing a cheaper, ad-supported tier of its Disney Plus service in the U.S. The upcoming budget-friendly plan would cost $7.99 per month, while the ad-free one goes for $10.99. So for $3 less, users get to enjoy the service, while dealing with occasional advertisements. According to the company, this plan will launch in the U.S. on December 8. Apart from that, it doesn't share much about the potential restrictions and the type of content users will be able to access. New evidence now suggests that Disney Plus might drop support for GroupWatch and SharePlay on the budget-friendly plan.

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The OnePlus Nord N300 5G can be free for T-Mobile, Sprint, and Metro customers

Today, OnePlus announced its latest handset, the Nord N300 5G. T-Mobile will be the exclusive wireless carrier in the United States to offer this device, and it's giving new and existing subscribers an amazing deal by offering it for free starting on November 3. This promotion will be available to former Sprint customers, and it will also extend out to T-Mobile's pre-paid wireless network, Metro.

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Get the Google Pixel Buds Pro at their lowest price yet in the U.S.

If you're looking to pick up a pair of truly wireless earphones for your smartphone, the Google Pixel Buds Pro are definitely worth considering. We loved them in our review, though with one major issue - the tuning. They didn't sound as good as they should have, and that was because the default tuning out of the box made them sound muddy. The company recently released an update with a few sound profiles and the ability to tune them the way you like though, and with the balanced preset, they sound a whole lot better. If you've been eyeing them up, you're in luck, as you can now get them from Amazon or Best Buy at 25% off, bringing them down to $149.99.

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For a limited time only, save $150 by grabbing a Google Pixel 6a for just $300

Earlier this year, Google launched the Pixel 6a. This middle-range phone comes with the Pixel experience users appreciate and love, while shedding some of the higher-end Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro features. This makes it an ideal budget-friendly device for those not willing to invest in the highest-end Pixel 6 or Pixel 7 smartphones. Typically, the Google Pixel 6a costs $450. Though, thanks to a limited-time offer, you can now buy a unit for only $300. This means you save a whopping 33% (or $150). The deal is available on both Best Buy and Amazon — so you get to pick your preferred online retailer.

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Wear OS might soon allow you to backup your watch faces, tile positions, apps, and more

Wear OS is the go-to operating system for smartwatches in the Android ecosystem unless you're looking at the likes of a Xiaomi or Fitbit fitness band. However, there's no easy way to switch from one Wear OS device to another, and you'll need to reset and start again whenever you move over. There's no easy backup system, unlike when you want to switch from one Android smartphone to another. That's set to change, as an APK teardown conducted has shown us what data is likely to be transferrable in the near future.

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Apple has indeed nerfed ANC on the AirPods Max through an automatic software update

Apple is a business that manufactures high-end products. There's no denying that the hardware this company puts out is durable and built from premium materials. However, software can play a major role in determining how well a certain device behaves. So if you despise iOS, for example, using a great iPhone won't be a pleasant experience. Similarly, sometimes a software update throttles the performance of a certain product — which makes it feel more dated.

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One UI 5 Stable based on Android 13 rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S22 series

After months of beta testing, the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra are getting a stable channel build of One UI 5 in Europe and in Asia. The update is based on Android 13 and is rolling out for both Exynos and Snapdragon users. Whether you were on the beta channel of One UI 5 or the stable channel of One UI 4.1 doesn't matter either, as users of both channels will be able to update.

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