Yet another Steam Controller leak predicts an imminent launch for Valve’s next-gen hardware
A pulled review and fresh listings are stacking up, and all signs point to Valve’s new controller arriving very soon.
Samsung leak shows its upcoming wide foldable will be unmissable in a sea of phones
Leaked dummies reveal a wider, squatter Galaxy Fold with a passport-style design and what appears to be Qi2 magnet support, and we are very much here for it.
Turtle Beach put a controls display on its Command Series MC7 gaming mouse
Turtle Beach’s Command Series MC7 turns the gaming mouse into a mini control center with a built-in touch display for DPI, macros, audio, apps, and streaming controls.
The upcoming Steam Controller just got a price leak treatment, and oh boy!
A YouTuber uploaded a video too early, and the Steam Controller’s $99.99 price slipped out. The video vanished fast, but not before the internet caught it.
X introduces XChat messaging app for iPhone users
X has launched XChat on iOS, a standalone messaging app aimed at expanding its ecosystem and competing with established chat platforms through privacy-focused features and social integration.
The iPhone 17 won me over, but I’d still recommend the iPhone 16 to most people
The iPhone 17 is a genuine upgrade, but after six months of using both, the iPhone 16 remains a remarkably complete phone at a more affordable price.
If you think running a celebrity fan page on social media is a cakewalk, think again
Running a celebrity fan page isn’t as easy as it looks. What looks like harmless fandom online often turns into a full-time, high-pressure commitment.
Forget smartwatches, your clothes could soon track your health
A new smart fabric powered by your phone has the potential to quietly replace wearable health trackers as we know them.
I spent weeks with the Pixel 10a, and now the specs debate doesn’t bother me
The Pixel 10a doesn't win on spec sheets, benchmarks, or comparison charts, but after four weeks of daily use, it's clear Google is playing a completely different game altogether.
Apple is eyeing ten new product categories in the coming years
Apple reportedly plans major product expansion under new leadership, with foldables, AI wearables, and smart home devices in development
iPhone Fold leak predicts a foldable phone that could defy thinness expectations
Purported schematics of the upcoming foldable iPhone suggest that it could be thinner than earlier leaks had indicated, and in the same league as mainstream foldable Android smartphones.
The apps that help me stay on top of my reading goals in 2026
Reading more is one of those goals that sounds simple but falls apart fast. Here are the four apps keeping my reading habit alive in 2026.
Samsung’s new Snapdragon-powered Galaxy Book isn’t the MacBook Neo rival I was hoping for
A Snapdragon X2 Elite chip and AMOLED screen sound great, but Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Book 6 Edge may not land where I thought it would.
Apple could bring curved displays back in vogue with the 20th anniversary iPhone
Supply chain reports suggest Apple's 20th anniversary iPhone in 2027 will feature a custom micro-curved OLED panel from Samsung with shallow four-edge curves.
The Galaxy Z TriFold is laid to rest. Here’s what I want its successor to fix
Samsung's tri-fold experiment is over. Before the TriFold 2 arrives, here are the five things that need to change for it to justify its price tag.
Microsoft revamps Windows Insider Program with simpler structure and more user control
Microsoft has revamped the Windows Insider Program, simplifying channels and giving users more control, aiming to improve testing, feedback, and overall Windows update experiences.
Discord users breach access controls to reach Anthropic’s Mythos model
Unauthorized access to Anthropic’s Mythos AI highlights growing concerns around safeguarding powerful systems, exposing vulnerabilities not in the model itself but in its surrounding access ecosystem.
I never thought AI would add typos – but it kind of makes sense
A new AI tool deliberately adds typos to emails, reflecting a shift where imperfect writing is seen as more human and trustworthy in the age of AI-generated communication.
Tesla offers one year free Supercharging with Model 3 Premium and Performance
Tesla is offering one year of free Supercharging with Model 3 Premium and Performance variants, reducing ownership costs while strengthening its charging ecosystem advantage.
Next iPad could ditch traditional naming as Apple rethinks its lineup
Apple may simplify iPad naming, moving away from confusing generation labels. The shift reflects a broader strategy to make its lineup clearer and more aligned with evolving product positioning.
NotebookLM can now automatically organize your research sources for you
Google has rolled out automatic source labeling and categorization to NotebookLM. The feature activates automatically once you have five or more sources in a notebook.
I’m rocking the original Switch in 2026. It just works because everything else got complicated
Nintendo’s original Switch is weaker than today’s handhelds, but in 2026, its simplicity feels less like a weakness and more like the whole point.
Why I chose the Supernote Nomad over other e-ink tablets
After months of research and comparing over half a dozen e-ink tablets, I finally settled on the Supernote Nomad. Here are the five reasons it beat every other option on my list.
Old tech keeps coming back because new tech got annoying and we miss simpler times
Old gadgets aren’t just riding a nostalgia wave. They’re coming back because modern tech has become too needy, too app-dependent, and too exhausting.
The best trick AI can pull is disappear into my gadgets instead of turning into a product
AI may finally become more useful when it stops acting like a product and starts quietly improving the gadgets people already own.
BMW debuts color-changing iX3 Flow Edition with E Ink exterior at Beijing Auto Show 2026
BMW’s iX3 Flow Edition brings E Ink Prism to production, enabling dynamic, energy-efficient color-changing exteriors that redefine personalization and automotive design.
3 underrated Netflix shows you should watch this weekend (April 24-26)
This weekend's Netflix watchlist spans three very different worlds. A 19th-century murder mystery based on a Margaret Atwood novel, a Danish serial killer thriller, and a Japanese sumo drama that is impossible to put down.
3 underrated TV series on HBO Max you should watch this weekend (April 24-26)
This weekend's watchlist covers two psychological thrillers and one animated conspiracy series that deserve far more attention than they have been getting.
Fitbit’s latest update turns your app into a conversational personal trainer
Fitbit's 4.68 app update brings back sleep log editing on Android, introduces personalized motivational messages throughout the day, and Conversational Check-Ins with your Coach.
Oppo is building camera phones like the smartphone race never ended
The Find X9 Ultra just dropped, and it is a reminder that flagship camera phones can still be bold, excessive, and genuinely exciting.
Tesla’s Cybercab has entered production. Let’s hope it can actually drive itself this time
Elon Musk confirmed on April 24, 2026, that Tesla's Cybercab has entered volume production at Gigafactory Texas, but the steering-wheel-free robotaxi still faces unresolved FSD safety concerns.
The ev range anxiety myth just got demolished by a billion miles of real-world data
New research from Recurrent, based on over one billion miles of real-world EV data, finds the average electric car retains 97% of its range after three years and 95% after five.
Why RAM Is So Expensive in 2026 — And What PC Buyers Should Do
RAM prices have surged due to rising AI demand, supply constraints, and manufacturing limits. Here’s why RAM is so expensive in 2026 and whether you should buy now or wait.
DeepSeek V4 is out, touting some disruptive wins over Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude
DeepSeek V4 launched April 24, 2026, with two open-source models that rival closed-source leaders on coding and agentic benchmarks, at up to 9x lower API costs than OpenAI and Anthropic.
The days of ugly solar panels could finally be over. Say hello to artsy colorful tiles!
Researchers at Germany's Fraunhofer Institute have developed ShadeCut, a technology that applies patterned colored films to solar panels to mimic roof tiles, masonry, or custom designs.
Despite cutback rumors, Apple could still serve a performance carnival on iPhone 18
Apple's iPhone 18 lineup is rumored to pack TSMC's 2nm A20 chip, 12GB of RAM across all models, variable-aperture cameras, and Apple's C2 modem.
You can finally organize your Spotify playlists into folders on your phone
Spotify's new mobile playlist folders let you group playlists, play everything inside a folder at once, and even hit shuffle across the whole collection.
One of the best gaming CPUs ever made just got $60 cheaper: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D down to $388
The AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D is down to $388.98, a 13% saving on an 8-core AM5 processor with 96MB of L3 cache and 3D V-Cache technology that makes it the benchmark gaming CPU at this price.