OnePlus 16 launch teased with 165Hz display and Android 17
OnePlus has officially teased the upcoming OnePlus 16 in China, confirming that the flagship will run Android 17-based ColorOS 17…
Google promotes video selfie sign-in for account recovery
Google is actively promoting its new video selfie feature, which allows users to set up a selfie video to help…
Snap launches $2,195 Specs AR smart glasses
Snap is launching its most advanced consumer smart glasses yet, the $2,195 Specs AR glasses. The glasses feature gesture-controlled augmented…
Google redesigns the Pixel VIP widget
Google is rolling out a redesigned Pixel VIP widget with the September 2026 Pixel Feature Drop. The new widget adds…
Galaxy S27 Ultra may bring improved video and photo processing
The Galaxy S27 Ultra could receive updated versions of Samsung Log and Advanced Professional Video (APV), potentially improving dynamic range…
Honor unveils MagicOS 11 with liquid glass design and smarter AI
Honor has introduced MagicOS 11, its Android 17-based operating system, featuring an iOS-inspired liquid glass design and redesigned icons, widgets…
iPhone 18 Pro Max delivers Apple’s fastest charging yet
The iPhone 18 Pro Max appears to offer the fastest charging of any iPhone so far, reaching 50% in just…
Samsung releases stable One UI 9 update for Galaxy S26 series
Samsung has begun rolling out the stable One UI 9 update, based on Android 17, to the Galaxy S26, S26+…
iOS 27 bug can temporarily soft-lock iPhones
A newly discovered iOS 27 bug can temporarily soft-lock an iPhone with a quick sequence of swipes, and the trick…
Google rolls out September Pixel Drop with new features
Google is rolling out the September Pixel Drop to supported Pixel phones and watches, bringing several new features and improvements.…
Gemini Notebook gets real-time voice conversations and new learning tools
Google is rolling out several new features for Gemini Notebook, including real-time voice conversations in nearly 100 languages. Users can…
Nearly three in four US TV viewers use their smartphones while watching TV
New Omdia research shows that nearly 75% of US TV viewers regularly use their smartphones while watching television, highlighting growing…