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Dear Eric: I have been in a seven-year relationship with my partner. We do not have any children together and we are not legally married. I am 36 and he is 39 and I am at the point where I would like to get married and have my own child. When we first got together, he was very much open to marriage and kids, but it seems that this has changed, even though he has not clearly expressed this to me.

Having used Pixel devices in the past, Google Photos has always been my go-to choice for photo management. However, since switching to a Samsung device, Samsung Gallery has quietly become my preferred option, and it beats Google Photos in several key areas.

If you're anything like me, you sometimes struggle to find something to watch when you're on YouTube. Fortunately, the media giant is adding a new button to the Android app to automatically hunt down and select a video for you to watch.

Your iPhone's built-in speaker can get pretty loud. And when the volume is set too high, audio can startle you as soon as any media starts to play. Thankfully, you can prevent this.