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TSMC is reportedly planning to raise chip prices by up to 10% starting in 2027, a move that could push up costs on phones, laptops, and GPUs.

Samsung's long-running free storage doubling deal for Galaxy pre-orders has been replaced by discounted upgrades in Austria.

Apple quietly patched a Hide My Email vulnerability that exposed real addresses in bounced emails, over a year after it was first reported to the company.

Samsung has reportedly increased Galaxy Z Fold 8 production, signaling confidence in its new wider foldable ahead of Galaxy Unpacked.

Apple reportedly plans to introduce a new financing program, called Apple Upgrade, in partnership with Klarna later this month.

Light has unveiled the Light Flip, its first flip phone featuring a classic clamshell design, T9 keypad, 5G connectivity, LightOS, and a distraction-free experience starting at $299.

Samsung Health Assistant digs through data collected across your Galaxy devices and turns scattered sleep, activity, nutrition, and vital signs into conversational wellness guidance.

Garmin’s CIRQA costs twice as much as the Fitbit Air, though its longer battery life, extensive workout support, and subscription-free software could justify the premium.

Apple may be testing a nearly 7-inch display for a future iPhone, but the rumored panel hasn’t been connected to a finished model or independently confirmed ahead of its possible 2027 debut.

The Moto Pad 70 Groove combines nine JBL speakers, a large 120Hz screen, and a built-in stand to become an unusually capable portable entertainment system.

ChatGPT and Gemini failed to reliably match voters with Hungarian parties, adding another warning as campaigns and manipulators learn how easily AI answers can be shaped.

X has spent nearly a year rebuilding its Android app from scratch, promising smoother scrolling, faster loading, more reliable notifications, and a stronger foundation for upcoming features.

Gemini Notebook’s new Collections help users organize growing research libraries as Google expands the former NotebookLM across Gemini and Search, although the feature remains more limited than a proper folder system.

Samsung wants to build humanoid robots, but its new RX division is starting with practical factory machines while consumer models and robot butlers remain distant ambitions without a launch timeline.

You probably won't notice the next Model Context Protocol update, but it could make AI assistants much better at connecting to the apps and services you use every day.

People who opted into Ask Photos can now switch between Gemini-powered results and regular search directly from the results page.

After years of rumors and radio silence, Ubisoft has finally confirmed that Ghost Recon fans won't have to wait much longer for news.

WhatsApp has begun rolling out its Liquid Glass-inspired redesign for Mac, introducing a refreshed interface, improved navigation and dedicated sections for Locked Chats and Communities.

Volvo is rolling out native Apple Music support to over 2 million vehicles, complete with Spatial Audio on select models and free subscription offers.

Google has updated Snapseed Camera for Android with geotag support, original photo saving and better file management for photographers.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Card, offering up to 5 percent cashback on eligible Samsung purchases ahead of its Galaxy Unpacked event.

This indie iPhone app creates a morning and evening skincare routine from a face scan, then updates it as your scores change.

In a decisive move to protect viewer feeds and advertiser dollars, YouTube has updated its monetization guidelines to strip cash flow from low-quality, AI-generated material. The streaming giant is refining the rules governing its lucrative YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to specifically target “inauthentic content” designed solely for low-effort content farming. Rather than banning artificial intelligence […]

AI tools are helping solo game developers build and release games faster, but writers, artists, and junior programmers are facing fewer opportunities in an increasingly competitive industry.

A fresh Galaxy Watch leak corrects an earlier battery claim and reveals that the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 may finally be suitable for freediving and scuba diving.

NVIDIA has introduced Synthetic Video Detector, an AI tool that detects AI-generated videos with up to 92% accuracy in milliseconds.

A newly disclosed SharkNinja vulnerability could let attackers access robot vacuum cameras, home maps, and Wi-Fi passwords through an unpatched cloud security flaw affecting millions of devices.

ONEXPLAYER has started selling the X2 Mini Pro directly, offering up to 64GB RAM, an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 388 chip, optional liquid cooling, and prices reaching $3,229.

Activision has confirmed that Call of Duty: NEXT will return on August 21, kicking off the Modern Warfare 4 beta with new multiplayer gameplay, reveals, and developer insights.

Chery's Exeed brand launches the 2027 Exlantix ES, packing a 27-sensor Falcon 700 driving system and up to 860 km of range starting under $27,000.

A new leak suggests Bose's QuietComfort headphones are finally getting a refresh — with smarter features, a redesigned look, and no price increase.

The latest leak suggests Samsung’s new foldables and watches could become considerably more expensive in some regions.

Apple Sports version 4.2 adds seven new international soccer leagues and match formations, expanding the app's global coverage well beyond the World Cup.

Samsung's leaked GAIA AI chip, built by the same team behind Exynos, could finally solve the thermal and battery issues plaguing Exynos-powered phones.

This $35 point and shoot camera makes 35mm film photography accessible, with no complicated settings and a stylish sliding lens cover.

Adobe is testing AI Playground, a new feature in its Project Indigo camera app that brings AI editing tools and a photo critic. Access is free for now, but limited to a small group of users for a few weeks.

Screen Test runs more than 25 display checks entirely offline, helping Mac users spot dead pixels, uneven lighting, ghosting, and other problems before they become expensive regrets.

This wonderfully dated online museum preserves dial-up modems, floppy drives, Windows startup chimes, and other sounds that quietly disappeared as our gadgets became smoother, faster, and much less talkative.