The Galaxy S26 Ultra is a stunner, but it’s two-year old sibling is still kicking it just fine for me
I’m good where I am for now.
First smartphone with color e-ink and LCD just showed up
A new smartphone combines a color e-ink display with an LCD screen, offering better battery life and eye-friendly usage for reading and everyday tasks.
Galaxy S26 FE may use older chip as early tests show big performance gap
The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE has surfaced on Geekbench months before launch, revealing an Exynos 2500 chip, 8GB RAM, and benchmark scores that trail its flagship siblings noticeably.
Apple pulled this AI app… and now it’s suddenly back
Apple has reinstated the Anything AI app after removing it over policy violations, following backlash and a clever iMessage workaround by developers.
A smartphone giant spills the beans on absurd price hike for compoents
Xiaomi breaks its silence on soaring component costs, revealing that the DRAM crisis has pushed memory prices to nearly four times what they were a year ago, with consumer price hikes already locked in.
Do not hold your breath for display upgrade fireworks on Samsung’s next Galaxy Z foldables
Don't expect a dramatic display overhaul on Samsung's upcoming foldables. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 lineup sticks with M13 OLEDs for the third consecutive year, and analysts say the reasons are sound.
Honor teases its next phone as it pushes to revive the affordable flagship market
Honor has started teasing its next smartphone, promising a thin design, long battery life, night photography upgrades, and a flagship chip, all at an affordable price.
Pixel 11 Pro XL leak shows a bigger phone, not a new one
Pixel 11 Pro XL leaks show a bigger display and familiar design, with most changes happening inside. Here’s what stays the same, what’s new, and why waiting for launch details still makes sense.
Samsung boosts Quick Panel customization in One UI 8.5
New day, new ways to make your phone feel like yours.
Android 17’s new notification rules could finally tame your alert overload
Android 17 may introduce notification rules that let you control alerts by app and contact. The feature points to smarter filtering, better prioritization, and fewer unwanted interruptions in everyday use.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra feels like a software update and that’s why it’s boring
The Galaxy S26 Ultra doesn’t quite feel like that moment. It feels like refinement masquerading as reinvention.
iPhone 18 Pro might skip the one color that fans have been yearning for
I really hope this isn’t true.
The best Google Pixel deals of 2026: big savings on Google’s AI phones
Whether you're planning to buy a new smartphone, tablet, wireless earbuds, or smartwatch, we've rounded up the best Google Pixel deals to make shopping easier.
Artemis II crew videos show astronauts goofing around with an iPhone in space
Fresh Artemis II clips show astronauts casually playing around with an iPhone in space, making NASA’s first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years feel oddly relatable.
Before your iPhone fit your pocket, it filled a cutting board
Apple’s archive reveals oversized iPhone and Apple Watch prototypes, showing how its biggest products started rough before evolving into the polished devices people use every day.
The UK government is fixing subscription hell, and now the US needs to catch up
The UK government is cracking down on subscription traps with new rules that make cancellations easier, trials clearer, and could save consumers up to £170 a year.
Track your World Cup teams right on your iPhone with this Apple Sports update
Apple Sports adds World Cup support, letting you track teams, scores, and matches in real time with lock screen updates. Here’s how the new feature changes the way you follow the 2026 tournament.
These 3 features on the S26 Ultra makes me miss my iPhone 17 Pro even more
Samsung’s S26 Ultra impresses with innovation, but real-world trade-offs in display, cameras, and AI made me miss the consistency and simplicity of the iPhone 17 Pro.
Sony Xperia 1 VIII leak shows a makeover that somehow feels uninspired
Leaked renders of the Sony Xperia 1 VIII reveal a redesigned camera module and punch-hole display, but the changes may feel underwhelming.
WhatsApp is logging users out of fake version created by spyware maker
WhatsApp has alerted users who installed a fake version of its app containing spyware, linked to a targeted surveillance campaign.
Google Pixel phones might soon block downgrading to an older Android build
Google may be tightening anti-rollback protection on future Pixel phones, which could stop users from flashing older Android versions even for testing or recovery.
Google Photos wants to stop you from accidentally ruining your snaps
Google Photos is redesigning its editor to reduce accidental changes, replacing gesture shortcuts with a more deliberate workflow that prioritizes precision, stability, and fewer unintended edits across Android devices.
Apple extends security updates to older iPhones at risk of hacking
Apple finally decided older iPhones deserve some love too.
Google’s Find Hub website can now locate more devices, even without your phone
Google's Find Hub website now tracks tags and headphones, adds Material 3 visuals, supports lost mode controls, lets you rename devices, and introduces a brand-new People tab for effortlessly managing shared locations.
The Fitbit app just got a major redesign, and you don’t need Premium to try it
Fitbit's redesigned app is now available to all free users, bringing a cleaner four-tab layout, food and water logging, cycle health tracking, mood logging, and an updated stress resilience score.
Proton just launched a privacy-first alternative to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365
Proton has launched Proton Workspace, a privacy-first productivity suite that bundles encrypted email, documents, video calls, and AI tools, all without harvesting your business data like Google or Microsoft does.
Apple is finally letting the iPhones have some fun with colors
The iPhone 17 Pro series brought a noticeable design shift, and it looks like Apple isn’t done with that direction just yet. The same design language is expected to carry over to the iPhone 18 Pro lineup as well. What might change, though, is how Apple plays with color. Rumors suggest the 18 Pro series […]
Apple is working on its own Grammarly-inspired keyboard
Apple prepares Grammarly-style writing tools for its keyboard
iOS 27 and AI could cure the iPhone’s worst headache, the terrible shortcuts app
Looks like my prayers finally worked.
OnePlus’ next Nord phone is weirdly obsessed with surviving everything — and that includes washing machines
OnePlus' upcoming Nord 6 just got teased, revealing its camera specs, tough build quality, and flagship-style AI tools.
Google Pixel 11 Pro CAD renders leak, hinting at subtle design upgrades
Leaked CAD renders reveal the Pixel 11 Pro’s refined design, suggesting Google is focusing on subtle improvements rather than major visual changes.
Samsung is raising the price of Galaxy foldables at home. Brace for impact elsewhere, too
Samsung is reportedly planning to raise prices of select Galaxy foldables in its home market due to increasing component and logistics costs, signaling potential price increases for older models globally.
iOS 26.5 beta 1 sets the stage for ads in Apple Maps
Apple has released the first beta build of iOS 26.5. The update lays the groundwork for ads in Apple Maps and introduces Suggested Places.
Your Pixel can now switch to transit mode without you touching it
Google’s new Pixel Transit mode adjusts your phone automatically during train rides, but it takes time and data access before it becomes truly useful for your daily commute.
Apple Intelligence shows up in China early, then gets shut down fast
Apple Intelligence briefly appeared on iPhones in China before vanishing, revealing how close Apple is on software and how far it still has to go with regulatory approval.
The successor to one of 2025’s best camera phones finally has a launch date
Oppo's next Ultra-tier flagship, the Find X9 Ultra, is set to debut globally late next month, featuring an impressive quad-camera system with dual 200MP sensors and a 10x optical zoom lens.
After Galaxy S26, Samsung is bringing iPhone AirDrop support to the budget Galaxy A phones
Samsung's AirDrop expansion goes beyond the Galaxy S26, budget Galaxy A56, A36, and A55 phones are confirmed next in line for cross-platform file sharing.