Forget Apple’s AirTag, Motorola’s new Android tracker lasts over 500 days and costs less too
Motorola’s Moto Tag 2 arrives in the US and Canada with Ultra Wideband tracking, Bluetooth Channel Sounding, Google Find Hub support, and more than 500 days of battery life
NotebookLM’s 60-second videos turned my doomscrolling curse into something useful
What if the same 60 seconds you spend doomscrolling could help you ace a test instead? NotebookLM's newest feature makes a pretty convincing case.
Apple Creator Studio adds AI tools across Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro and Pixelmator Pro
Apple Creator Studio has received a major AI update, adding automatic captions, edit detection, Auto Mask, image generation, and tighter workflows between Apple’s creative apps.
You can make the Ghostface do whatever you want on this Scary Movie website
Scary Movie 6 launched an interactive website as a part of marketing campaign, letting fans type commands and watch the iconic Ghostface carry them out on screen.
EXCLUSIVE: Obsession star Michael Johnston reacts to the horror hit’s record-breaking success: ‘It doesn’t feel real’
Obsession star Michael Johnston discusses the horror hit's record-breaking success, fan reactions to Bear, sequel possibilities, and awards buzz.
BMW reveals redesigned X5 with petrol, hybrid, EV, and hydrogen options
BMW has revealed the all-new X5 with petrol, diesel, plug-in hybrid, electric, and future hydrogen powertrains, marking the biggest overhaul in the SUV's history.
The no-disc release for GTA 6 could be hiding a deeper problem and that makes me a bit anxious
GTA 6’s missing disc release is frustrating for gamers, but the most convincing explanation may be that Rockstar is still working to finish the game.
Motorola’s next Edge phone could make Android’s MagSafe moment cheaper than Google did
Motorola Edge 70 Max has appeared with Qi2.2.1 certification, hinting at built-in magnets, 25W wireless charging, and proper MagSafe-style Android accessory support.
A new OLED gaming tablet from Red Magic puts liquid cooling on display
The Red Magic Gaming Tablet 5 Pro has launched in China with a 185Hz OLED display, active liquid cooling, dual USB-C ports, and a global release planned as the Astra 2.
AI browsers like Perplexity Comet can be tricked into spilling your password through BioShocking exploit
A new exploit called BioShocking convinces AI browsers they're playing a game, then gets them to hand over your private data.
You can now generate images with Gemini’s memory without paying a dime
Gemini's most personal image generator is no longer locked behind a subscription. If you're in the U.S., your AI art just got a whole lot more familiar for free.
Onyx Boox Note Max review: A year later, I love this giant e-reader that thinks it’s a laptop, but simply isn’t.
The Onyx Boox Max Note is a stunning paper-like slate with plenty of versatility. But it's biggest win also spirals into its core weakness.
Samsung has a new Galaxy Ring coming and it could pull off some new health trick
Samsung is working on a new Galaxy Ring, and the most important upgrade may come from what happens after the ring collects health signals in the background. Hon Pak, who leads Samsung’s digital health team, told Forbes that a next generation ring is in development. Samsung hasn’t announced the name, launch timing, price, regions, or […]
Yet another research proves TikTok injury advice is just downright bad
A new study found TikTok videos about ACL rehab exercises were poor overall, raising fresh concerns about teens using viral clips for injury recovery advice.
Kobo answers Kindle’s Goodreads perk with automatic StoryGraph syncing
Kobo has switched on its StoryGraph integration, so your reading progress now syncs over automatically. No more manual updates.
Google starts testing Gmail Live, its new voice search tool for your inbox
Google has started testing Gmail Live, a voice-based search tool that answers spoken questions about your inbox and points back to the original email.
Google Play’s latest speed boost goes way beyond the phone
Google Play Store v52.1 is rolling out with performance changes aimed at smoother app installs across Android phones, watches, TVs, tablets, and car systems, plus AI labels and new game video tools.
Apple and Google sat for discussions to unlock 50W wireless charging for smartphones
The next major leap in wireless charging may not come from a flashy smartphone launch, but from behind closed doors where some of the biggest names in the tech industry are working together, according to an ITHome report. Apple, Google, Xiaomi, and several other leading technology companies recently gathered in Beijing for the Wireless Power […]
Minimal Phone 2 looks like a deliberate antidote to doomscrolling
Minimal Phone 2 is being teased as a calmer smartphone with a keyboard, aluminum body, and improved software, but key details still need to land before it can prove itself.
Xreal Aura glasses reservations are finally live, and it sort of sticks to its $1,500 promise
Xreal Aura reservations are open with a $1,500 price ceiling, putting Android XR glasses hundreds below Snap’s Specs.
Peacock Premium Plus joins YouTube as the streaming bundle battle gets messier
Peacock Premium Plus is now available through YouTube Primetime Channels for $16.99 per month, but existing Peacock subscribers should check account and billing details before switching.
Galaxy Z Fold 8 may arrive soon, and the biggest upgrades just leaked
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 may launch soon with a wider design, lighter body, bigger battery, and faster charging, according to a new leak.
The Clicks Communicator just showed off its software, and it actually looks promising
Clicks finally showed off the working Communicator software, and for anyone who misses physical keyboards, this first look is full of clever touches worth getting excited about.
OpenClaw lands on Android and iOS, turning your phone into a control hub for your AI agent
OpenClaw, the open source AI agent, just launched native iOS and Android apps that pair with your own self hosted gateway.
The iPhone 18 Pro just leaked through a factory drop test, and Apple cannot be thrilled
Leaked iPhone 18 Pro drop-test photos and component files reportedly surfaced through a Tata Electronics breach, exposing sensitive Apple supplier details before launch.
Tesla has a battery theft problem
A WIRED investigation reveals organised gangs repeatedly stole Tesla battery shipments from its Nevada factory, prompting tighter security and raising concerns over supply chain vulnerabilities.
Leaked cases give us the clearest look yet at Samsung’s upcoming foldables
Leaked cases give us the best look yet at cases for the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Wide, and Z Flip 8 ahead of Samsung's July Unpacked event.
I tried a hidden video trick in iOS 27, and it saved me a ton of frustration
iOS 27 lets you save any video frame as a photo directly from the Photos app, with better resolution and smaller file size than taking a screenshot.
Sony’s next PlayStation could break free of the living room and I think it’s worth the risk
Sony has hinted that the next PlayStation will go beyond the living room. Could that finally mean a native PS6 handheld? Here's why the idea makes more sense than many think.
GEME Terra 2 review: Can an indoor composter actually reduce kitchen waste?
GEME's Terra 2 turns everyday kitchen scraps into usable compost. It's a reliable approach to reducing food waste, but you'll have to manage the odor.
iPhone 18 Pro images are already floating on the dark web with a whole bunch of other Apple secrets
Confidential iPhone 18 Pro photos and supplier documents have surfaced on the dark web following a cyberattack on Apple supplier Tata Electronics.
Apple has six new iPhones lined up for 2027 with some serious upgrade muscle
Apple’s rumored 2027 iPhone roadmap includes six models across two launch windows, with 120Hz displays, Pro upgrades, and a second foldable iPhone Ultra.
How to reserve your WhatsApp username
A step-by-step guide to reserving your WhatsApp username, including what the rules are, what happens after you reserve, and how the optional username key works.
Meta’s Brain2Qwerty v2 turns thoughts into text, and it doesn’t need brain implants
Meta has unveiled Brain2Qwerty v2, an AI system that converts brain activity into text without surgery, bringing assistive communication a step closer to reality.
Gemini will now take notes for you in Google Meet for you, if you the minimum $20 AI tax
Google Meet’s Gemini-powered “Take notes for me” feature is rolling out to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, but the useful meeting upgrade starts behind a $20 monthly plan.
XChat finally lands on Android, bringing encrypted messaging beyond X
X has officially launched XChat for Android, bringing its standalone encrypted messaging app to Google's mobile platform.
Wearables are helping the elderly as record heat blasts across Europe
Rome is using smart bracelets to monitor elderly residents during Europe’s heatwave, turning wearable tech into a remote safety net for vulnerable people.
WhatsApp is finally getting usernames and you should go reserve yours right now
WhatsApp has opened username reservations ahead of a full launch later in 2026, letting users reserve a handle to share instead of their phone number.