Sudhanshu Kumar Mangalam
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BMW Motorrad Vision K18 is a naked metal, six cylinder beast to haunt your motorcycle dreams
BMW’s Vision K18 is a one-off concept built around a 1,800cc inline-six engine, and it sounds every bit as loud and unhinged as it looks.
Samsung PenUp adds new stylus tricks to your Galaxy phone, if it support an S Pen
Samsung’s PenUp update adds 53 new brushes, Dual brush, better draft syncing, and smoother controls, making the drawing app more useful on Galaxy devices with S Pen support.
Ultra-thin transparent solar cells promise invisible charging for wearables, cars, and homes
NTU researchers have developed ultra-thin transparent solar cells that could turn windows, car glass, and wearables into clean power sources without changing how they look.
Edge browser on mobile gets a huge upgrade that makes it a worthy pick over Chrome
Microsoft Edge is bringing Copilot tab reasoning, Journeys, Voice, and Vision to mobile, giving smartphone users a real reason to try it before Chrome’s Gemini upgrade arrives.
JBL’s new Live 4 earbuds come in three styles and a smarter case with a built-in display
JBL has updated its Live earbuds with three fit choices, improved ANC, Hi-Res Audio, and a smarter touchscreen case that can handle more controls directly from the case.
Qualcomm leak suggests we have entered the ludicrous era of pricey phones
The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro may push Android flagships into a new pricing era, where best performance comes with an Ultra-sized bill.
Samsung phones will block those nasty push notifications brimmning with adware
Samsung’s new Device Care update can block apps that send too many ad notifications, giving Galaxy users a cleaner notification bar.
Alexa for Shopping is a chatty new AI assistant with some cool tricks to make you spend at Amazon
After years of using Alexa to answer questions, control smart homes, play music, and handle everyday tasks, Amazon has found a more obvious job for it. Alexa is becoming your personal shopper, meant to help you find what you need faster and get it into your cart with fewer second thoughts. Amazon is rolling out […]
Spotify now wants you to relive your entire music personality arc
Spotify’s new feature looks back at your music history, from your first song and all-time favorite artist to a 120-track playlist of the songs you played the most.
Google is redefining the cursor for computers, and it’s AI-charged future looks ridiculous
Google is giving the mouse pointer a Gemini-powered upgrade on Googlebook, allowing users to point, speak, and get help across the desktop without writing detailed prompts.
Huawei is reportedly testing new tech for its biggest phone battery yet
A new leak claims Huawei is experimenting with fresh battery materials and designs that could take smartphone capacity beyond 10,000mAh.
Windows 11 is testing a low-latency mode and it visibly speeds up app launch
Even on powerful hardware, you have probably noticed that Windows 11 can feel less responsive than it should. Tiny delays in basic actions like opening the Start menu or navigating File Explorer can make the system feel heavier and less polished than rivals like macOS. Microsoft appears to know this is an issue and may […]
Samsung gave Galaxy S25 users One UI 8.5, but skipped the features they wanted most
One UI 8.5 is rolling out to the Galaxy S25 series with new tools, but the missing Now Nudge and 24MP camera mode are what users are talking about.
Google’s Gemini Intelligence leak has me excited, but please not that name
Google may be preparing a deeper Gemini-powered AI layer that connects more closely with your apps, photos, emails, and everyday phone tasks.
Amazon injects doomscroll-friendly vertical videos in Prime Video app
Finding something to watch on Prime Videos may soon feel more like scrolling Shorts than browsing a streaming menu.
ChatGPT now lets you name someone to check in if things get dark
ChatGPT can now alert someone you trust if things get serious. It is a simple feature, but it might be one of the most human things OpenAI has ever built into its chatbot.
Perplexity’s AI answering engine is not coming to Snapchat, after all
Snapchat has walked away from its Perplexity AI search plan, raising fresh questions about how much AI users actually want inside social apps.
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 update finally rolls out with new AI features for these Galaxy oldies
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 update is giving older Galaxy phones and tablets a fresh AI boost, with smarter call handling, easier photo edits, and a few handy tricks borrowed from the Galaxy S26 series.
Apple could serve an unexpected repairability surprise atop its foldable iPhone
The rumored iPhone Ultra may fold like its rivals, but its biggest trick could be making foldable repairs a little less terrifying.
Apple’s iPhone 20 may finally ditch the design we’ve known for years
The 20th anniversary iPhone could be a glassy, buttonless glow-up, with a rumored “Glasswing” design, curved edges, Liquid Glass software, and solid-state buttons finally coming together.
Samsung’s next foldables may have leaked straight from its own software
Samsung’s foldable plans may have slipped out through its own One UI 9 software, and the wide foldable sounds like the fun one.
The dreams of an iPhone-rivaling face unlock on the Pixel 11 might as well be dead
Google’s rumored Face ID rival may skip the Pixel 11 series, leaving Pixel fans waiting longer for the secure, hardware-backed face unlock upgrade they have wanted since the Pixel 4.
Samsung’s next Ultra phone could go big and variable with main camera to pip the iPhone 18 Pro
Samsung’s next Ultra phone could arrive with a 200MP variable aperture camera, raising the stakes for Apple as the iPhone 18 Pro prepares its own major camera and AI photo upgrades.
Think music is the worst hit by slop? AI has deeply polluted podcasts, as well
A wave of AI-generated podcasts is moving fast through audio platforms, and a Bloomberg report says nearly 39% of new podcast feeds created over roughly nine days may have been machine-made.
Microsoft built an AI agent for laywers in Word. Let’s hope it doesn’t go berserk.
A new AI legal assistant is coming to Word as lawyers and courts continue to learn how costly fake chatbot citations can be.