Samsung reportedly holding Galaxy Note 20, Fold 2 online event on August 5

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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, it comes as no surprise that rumours are going around that Samsung will be moving its upcoming Unpacked event online. The company will reportedly unveil its Galaxy Note 20 lineup on August 5. We're expecting to see the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra (which will reportedly replace the Note 20+). 

Aside from that, Samsung will supposedly launch the Galaxy Fold 2 as well. Samsung leaker Ice Universe said on Chinese blogging site Weibo that there are even more devices expected to be showcased during the Unpacked event, including the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, Tab S7, Tab S7+, as well as the Galaxy Watch 2. If there's any truth to these rumours, we can expect a pretty packed Unpacked event. 

Source: Droid Life

Apple will reportedly offer Apple Card users monthly payment plans for iPad, Mac

Apple already offers installment payment plan for iPhones, with cashback included. Now, the company supposedly plans to expand this offering to iPad, Mac, or other Apple accessory purchases. The payments will be managed through the iPhone Wallet app's Apple Card section, and, as with other credit cards, it'll be added to your monthly Apple Card bills.

The company will reportedly offer a 12-month, interest-free plan for the iPad, Mac, Apple Pencil, iPad keyboard, and Mac XDR Display monitor, or a six-month, interest-free option for AirPods, HomePod, and Apple TV. Apple hasn't confirmed the news, but we'll be monitoring the story for any updates.

Source: Bloomberg, Via: The Verge

Microsoft's Your Phone app now lets you control music on your Android from a Windows 10 PC

Microsoft started testing the ability to control music from your Android on your Windows 10 machine at the end of April, and now it's rolling out to users.

The music or audio track you're playing on your smartphone can be seen on the Your Phone PC app. It displays a mini-player at the bottom left of the app with album art, song title, artist, what app is playing the track, and music control buttons similar to built-in Windows 10 music controls.

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Google Play Music library transfer to YouTube Music goes live for some users

As Google works to transition its users from Google Play Music to YouTube Music, one crucial aspect is importing libraries. A recent story from Droid Life reports that the ability to transfer your content is now available, at least for some users. You can check if it's available on your account through this link: music.youtube.com/transfer. You'll just need to click on a single button at the bottom of the screen to start the process.

The capability should be available on the YouTube Music app, but it doesn't seem to be available there for some users. They tried using the web portal (which we linked to above) and got it to work. Google appears to be rolling this feature in waves, so if you don't have it yet, keep checking in.