Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold introduces a unique hinge system and shock-absorbing screen
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Trifold brings a double-hinge setup, a shock-absorbing main display, and a slim inward-folding design that feels more practical than earlier foldables. It opens into a 10-inch workspace yet stays sturdy thanks to titanium-reinforced rails and a tougher composite back panel.
The viral Haribo power bank you’re carrying could be a fire risk
A new teardown shows the viral Haribo power bank is poorly engineered and it may actually pose a fire risk. Misaligned battery layers and weak internal construction raise serious safety concerns for anyone relying on it during travel or daily use.
Your ChatGPT conversations may not stay ad-free for long
ChatGPT may not stay ad-free forever. New leaked code hints ads could show up for certain query types, adding marketing into what was once a clean space. This could help OpenAI fund the free tier but change how natural your chats feel.
Too lazy to shower? This human washing machine can clean your body in 15 minutes
A new human washing machine from Japan can wash your entire body in just 15 minutes. You simply need to lie inside the capsule while microbubbles, sensors, and a preset routine handles the whole bath for you.
Google Gemini could soon get this long-awaited image editing feature
A new leak suggests Google is testing an annotation feature for Gemini images. Users may soon be able to draw, circle, and add notes over AI-generated visuals, making it easier to guide edits without using a separate app.
You can now create fun AI videos from text with Grok
With Grok Imagine’s new update, users can generate short videos directly from text. The feature adds motion, sound, and visuals in one step, turning everyday ideas, memes, and concepts into shareable clips on X in seconds.
Prime Video just added an underrated sci-fi gem from the maker of Parasite
Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 has landed on Prime Video. Featuring Robert Pattinson, this unusual sci-fi story combines social commentary, psychological tension, and a striking visual style that makes it stand out from typical space films.
I wish Chrome and Safari could multitask like Opera’s upgraded split-screen mode
Opera’s updated split-screen now supports up to four tabs in a single window, making it easier to compare, research, and browse at the same time. It removes the need for messy window management entirely.
This AI app is helping visually impaired people find and navigate objects around them
NaviSense is a new AI-powered smartphone app built to help visually impaired people find and navigate objects in real time. Using camera input, spatial audio, and vibrations, it guides users toward what they’re searching for, without needing pre-mapped environments.
Your Google searches could soon turn into fun images with Nano Banana AI
Google could soon place its Nano Banana image generator directly inside the Search AI mode. A new “Create images” option spotted in testing hints that turning ideas into fun visuals may happen right from your search bar, without opening another app.
Amazon just turned your Echo speakers into a home theater with surround sound
Your Echo speakers are about to do more than play music. Amazon’s new Alexa Home Theater upgrade lets you link multiple speakers and a subwoofer for surround sound that adapts to your room automatically.
YouTube’s new custom tool will finally let you control your chaotic feed
Tired of random videos taking over your YouTube homepage? A new experimental feature lets you adjust what you see by customising your feed, giving you more say over the content that shows up every time you open the app.
You can claim Adobe Photoshop Web for free on Chrome for 12 months
Adobe is giving 12-months free access to Photoshop Web for Chrome users, letting you edit images directly in your browser without installing any software. From quick retouches to background removal and layered edits, all you need is a Chrome tab.
Whatsapp group chats might soon get custom tags for members
WhatsApp is testing a new feature that lets group chat members add custom tags next to their names, helping identify roles and responsibilities at a glance. The label appears in message bubbles and member lists, bringing clarity and structure in conversations.
After the iPhone Pocket, Apple’s latest quirky accessory is a grip-loving MagSafe stand
After leaning into fashion with the iPhone Pocket, Apple is now shifting to function with style, launching a Hikawa Phone Grip and Stand designed to improve comfort, stability, and hands-free use with its soft-touch silicone and bold color finish.
Spotify now lets you import playlists from other music apps
Spotify has introduced a new built-in tool that lets users transfer playlists from other music services directly into the app. Instead of rebuilding lists manually, you can now bring your existing music library over in minutes and pick up right where you left off.
WhatsApp is reviving one of its original features with a modern twist
WhatsApp is bringing back its original “About” feature in a refreshed, more visible way. You can now share quick, time-limited updates inside chats, control who sees them, and give contacts instant context about what you’re up to, without posting a full Status.
Google Meet’s new feature keeps uninvited people off your calls
Google Meet is changing how recurring links work to keep your meetings more secure. When you update a series, the platform now automatically creates a new link, stopping old invites and unexpected guests from sneaking into future calls.
Google Maps is turning into an exploration hub with Gemini as your guide
Google Maps just introduced new features to make your trips easier, including Gemini-based insider tips, a refreshed Explore tab, EV charger predictions, and a nickname option for reviews. Together, they simplify planning, navigation, and exploring during busy travel periods.
New Spotify features reveal the people and real stories behind your favourite songs
Spotify is rolling out new features like Expanded Song Credits, SongDNA and About the Song to help listeners explore the people, influences and creative stories behind their favourite tracks. It’s a deeper, more personal way to experience the music you love.
You can now catch up on Prime Video shows with AI Video Recaps
Amazon Prime Video is rolling out AI-generated Video Recaps that quickly bring you up to speed on past episodes without rewatching entire seasons. The new feature uses real clips, audio, and highlights to refresh your memory before you hit play.
Gemini arrives on Android Auto with smarter navigation, quicker replies, and perfect music picks
Android Auto is getting smarter with Gemini, letting you talk naturally to find stops, answer messages and create playlists without touching your phone. The update replaces Google Assistant and transforms everyday drives into smoother, more helpful journeys.
Polestar 3 EV can now power your home for 10 days and cut energy bills
Polestar’s new bi-directional charging setup lets the Polestar 3 power your home for up to 10 days and lower electricity costs. The update turns the EV into a backup power source and smarter energy tool for California customers.
TikTok will now reward you for less doomscrolling and sleeping well
TikTok is rolling out a new Time and Well-being hub that gives you badges for healthier habits, including cutting down doomscrolling and sticking to better sleep routines. The update adds calming tools, screen-time missions and built-in prompts designed to help you reset.
TikTok will finally let you control the AI slop invading your feed
TikTok is rolling out new controls that let you decide how much AI-generated content appears in your feed. The update adds clearer labels, stronger detection and invisible watermarks, giving users more transparency and control as AI slop floods social platforms.
Kids’ screen addiction is pushing parents to spend top dollars on digital detox
Parents are increasingly spending on screen-time coaches, monitoring apps, and even $8,000 tech-detox camps as kids’ screen habits spiral out of control. With most parents struggling to enforce limits, many feel digital detox can reset their child’s relationship with technology.
Apple just made AirDrop safer for sharing files with strangers
Apple is adding a new AirDrop code feature in iOS 26.2, giving you a safer way to share files with people who aren’t in your contacts. Instead of switching AirDrop to “Everyone,” you can generate a temporary code that limits access and protects your privacy.
You can now block stolen video reposts on Facebook and Instagram
Meta is introducing a new Content Protection tool on Facebook that alerts creators when their videos are copied and lets them block or claim those reposts. The update aims to reduce unoriginal content and give creators more control over what happens to their work.
Google’s new Search feature lets you plan and book your trip using AI
Google is adding new AI-powered planning tools to Search, including Canvas itineraries, global flight-deal suggestions, and booking for restaurants. With these updates, you can plan trips, compare options, and start bookings directly inside Search instead of juggling multiple travel sites.