Samsung may finally kill the Galaxy Ultra’s most criticised camera lens
Samsung’s rumoured Galaxy S27 Pro may share flagship camera hardware with the Ultra while removing one of the company’s most criticised telephoto setups.
Xiaomi may be after Samsung’s anti-snoop trick, minus the expensive display tech
Xiaomi is reportedly developing a Privacy Display-style feature for HyperOS 4 that will give users a way to block screen peekers without needing Samsung’s new hardware.
A Samsung Galaxy S25 FE exploded overnight, and it’s not the first Galaxy S25 to do so
A Samsung Galaxy S25 FE caught fire while charging in bed, injured its owner, and raised fresh questions about Samsung's battery safety.
Samsung’s Galaxy flagship tax may be getting uglier next month
Samsung’s flagship phones could become more expensive in Greece from June, with a report claiming Galaxy S, Galaxy Z, and Galaxy FE models may see hikes of at least €100.
Apple may borrow Android’s smartest anti-theft feature for future iPhones
Apple is reportedly developing a theft detection feature that automatically locks stolen iPhones using motion sensors, AI, and Apple Watch proximity data.
Your iPhone might soon lock itself the moment someone snatches it from your hand
Apple is working on a new anti-theft feature that locks your iPhone the moment it detects a snatch, using your accelerometer, Apple Watch, and location to figure out if something is wrong.
iOS 26.6 alerts you upon running out of blocked contacts limit, and that’s a problem
iOS 26.6 introduces a "Blocked Contacts Limit Reached" alert for iPhones, surfacing a previously undocumented cap that some users have hit at 8,000 blocked numbers.
Google Wallet now lets you share your digital car key with custom permission levels
Google has rolled out a system services update that lets Google Wallet users share their digital car key with role-based permissions, including speed and acceleration restrictions for each role.
YouTube Music playlists are getting new sorting options, and it’s about time
YouTube Music is finally rolling out new playlist sorting options to give users more control over how they organize their libraries.
Oppo’s Bubble is the fun MagSafe accessory Apple still refuses to make
Oppo Bubble is a magnetic circular display that attaches to supported Oppo phones for selfie previews, wallpapers, and remote shooting
A developer built Quick Share from scratch for phones Google forgot, and it actually works
Bada is a new open-source Android app that implements Google's Quick Share protocol without needing Google Play Services.
Samsung’s next budget flagship just leaked, and here’s what it looks like
Case renders for the Galaxy S26 FE have surfaced online, revealing its design and possible color options months ahead of its expected October launch.
Samsung’s next foldable phones could get a confusing name swap
A new leak suggests Samsung is flipping its Galaxy Z Fold naming, and the results are going to confuse a lot of buyers. Here is what we know so far.
Trump Mobile is investigating how the embarassing customer data leaked happened
Trump Mobile is investigating a potential customer data exposure after names, addresses, phone numbers, and preorder details were reportedly left accessible online.
With iOS 27, Apple will finally let you try other casting options beyond AirPlay
Apple may allow third-party casting systems like Google Cast in iOS 27 as the company continues adapting to new European Union regulations.
Apple’s anniversary edition iPhone appears in dreamy renders and I can’t wait for its 2027 debut
Apple’s rumored 20th anniversary iPhone is starting to sound far more ambitious than a routine yearly upgrade. If the latest leaks are accurate, 2027 could finally bring the futuristic redesign iPhone fans have been imagining for years.
Good Lock is why I keep coming back to the Galaxy S26
After using Good Lock on my Galaxy S26, Samsung’s software stopped feeling like a fixed interface and started feeling like something I could properly bend around my own taste.
The LiDAR sensor on your iPhone could soon let you see around corners
MIT researchers have demonstrated that consumer-grade LiDAR sensors can detect and track objects around corners. The hardware costs under $50, and the code is already publicly available.
iPhone 18 series case leaks predict familiar looks, but a growing waistline
Leaked cases for the iPhone 18 Pro confirm a slightly thicker design, and that means your iPhone 17 Pro cases won't fit. Here's what we know so far.
The Sonos app suddenly vanished from Apple’s App Store, and nobody really knew why
The Sonos app mysteriously vanished from Apple’s App Store for several hours, leaving users confused and unable to download updates. The outage may be over, but it once again puts the spotlight on Sonos’ rocky software reputation.
I miss when tech looked cheap, plastic, and honest
Old plastic gadgets were chunky, strange, and sometimes ugly, but they had a tactile clarity modern tech keeps sanding away.
You can now stream Audible’s best podcasts straight from Apple Podcasts
Audible members can now stream nearly 700 premium podcast titles on Apple Podcasts, with the connected subscription live across 135 countries and more titles coming soon.
Moto Edge 70 Pro+ will arrive with the camera setup Motorola skipped earlier
The Moto Edge 70 Pro+ may not be entirely new, but its camera setup could be the upgrade Edge 70 Pro buyers wanted from the start.
Caller ID app Truecaller now wants to sell you an eSIM
Truecaller’s Travel eSIM could be handy for international trips, but the company’s privacy history may make some users pause before buying mobile data through the app.
Google Health 5.0 is rolling out with its best feature up front and its worst problems buried
Google Health 5.0 is replacing the Fitbit app with a genuinely useful home screen widget, but the AI coach still hallucinates.
Your most played artists on Spotify could get you early access to their tour tickets
Spotify's new Reserved feature holds two concert tickets for an artist's most dedicated Premium fans before tickets go on sale to the general public.
Motorola Razr Fold reintroduced me to the phone stylus, and I realized how badly I missed it
The Razr Fold’s Moto Pen Ultra surprised me because it does not treat the stylus like a nostalgia accessory, but as a practical shortcut layer for a large foldable screen.
Poor screen habits are a key factor behind the terrible sleep and mental health of youngsters, says research
New research shows how screen habits, poor sleep, loneliness, and depression feed each other in self-reinforcing cycles among young adults aged 18 to 40.
HMD, once the house of Nokia, debuts shameless iPhone 17 Pro copycat and calls it “futuristic”
HMD, the brand still associated with Nokia’s phone legacy, has launched a budget 5G phone in India with a very familiar rear design. The company calls it “futuristic,” but it looks a lot like Apple’s latest Pro iPhone.
Spotify will let you use AI to make covers and remixes of your favourite songs, for an extra fee
Spotify and Universal Music Group announced a deal that will let Premium subscribers use AI to create covers and remixes of their favourite songs.
Motorola’s new Razr lineup just kicked off a carrier freebie war in the US
T-Mobile is offering the Razr Fold on Us with 6Rx network support, while Verizon is pushing free Razr 2026 and Moto G 2026 deals.
Android 16 VPN bug turns apps installed on your phone into a leaky sink
Android 16 has a bug that lets apps route traffic outside your VPN tunnel and expose your real IP address, even with strict VPN settings enabled.
Magic Cue, one of the smartest Android features on the Pixel phones, is coming to more apps
Google confirmed at I/O 2026 that Magic Cue on Pixel 10 is expanding to third-party apps including Snapchat, along with a redesigned bottom-of-screen UI.
You can legally ask apps to delete your nudes, if you can navigate the maze
The Take It Down Act is now in full effect, giving victims the legal right to have nonconsensual intimate images removed within 48 hours.
Google’s new tool will end the long wait for iOS apps to appear on your Android phone
Google’s Android Studio Migration Assistant can port iOS projects to native Android by converting features, assets, and interfaces through an agentic workflow.
Samsung Galaxy S27 series could expand to four models with a new “Pro” variant
Samsung is reportedly preparing a four-model Galaxy S27 lineup with a new Pro variant that could deliver Ultra-like specs in a smaller body.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 leak predicts a soul-crushing set of missing features
Samsung’s next foldable may be chasing refinement again, which means the real upgrades are still a while away. A new leak from a known tipster, Ice Universe, claims that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series will miss three key upgrades that would have made Samsung’s next flagship foldable a lot more exciting. This could make […]
Ugreen drops adorably pocket-sized charging gear for your MacBook and iPhone
Ugreen’s new Air series cuts down the bulk of your Apple charging setup with two compact wall chargers and a magnetic power bank built for travel.