Skullcandy serves Bose tuning and some peppy colors on its new Crusher 1080 ANC headphones
Skullcandy's Crusher 1080 ANC brings its signature feel-it bass together with Bose noise cancellation and spatial audio for $279.99.
This AI doesn’t just translate languages, it invents brand-new ones
Forget Google Translate, this AI tool invents languages nobody has ever spoken, sounds, grammar, and all.
Don’t expect smartwatches and fitness bands with replaceable batteries anytime soon
Smartwatches and fitness bands just got an exemption from the EU's replaceable battery rule. Here's why regulators made this call.
Apple now lets you pay for cellular iPads over 3 years, and it’s a sign of a pricey trend that won’t halt soon
Apple now offers 3-year carrier financing for cellular iPads. Here’s why this new payment plan is a warning sign of rising tech prices.
Hate editing videos? This new AI app turns your camera roll into ready-to-post reels
Reelful is an AI app that builds finished reels from your photos and clips, complete with voiceovers, captions, and music.
Galaxy Z Fold 8: Everything we know about Samsung’s wider and shorter foldable
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 could redefine foldables with a wider design, upgraded specs, and a more practical cover display.
Google just teased a Pixel 11 feature we have been waiting months to see
A multicolored light in Google’s new Pixel 11 series teaser may reveal how Pixel Glow will work on the upcoming Pixel 11 Pro.
5 Questions Every CIO Should Ask Before Adding Another Software Tool
In 2023, the average tech stack had 291 apps — that’s a lot of money going toward software expenses. In 2026, many enterprise tech stacks have become even more complex as organizations continue adding AI capabilities across their workflows. As vibe coding proliferates and SaaS platforms continue to grow in number, how does a leader know which […]
OnePlus is leaving the US and a global market exit could follow by 2027, says report
OnePlus's exit from Western markets stems from financial strain, geopolitical tension, an Apple lawsuit, and a costly global memory chip shortage overall.
The UK just proposed a midnight social media curfew for teens that they can bypass in seconds
The UK government has proposed a midnight curfew that would lock 16 and 17-year-olds out of apps like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, but the restriction can be switched off with just a few taps.
Madden NFL 27 is coming to Apple Arcade next month, and it lets you run an NFL franchise from top to bottom
Madden NFL 27 Arcade Edition arrives on Apple Arcade on August 6 with full seasons, franchise management, 11-on-11 matches, and no in-app purchases.
Xiaomi beats Samsung to become the first non-Pixel phone with stable Android 17
While Samsung and others are still stuck in beta, Xiaomi has quietly started rolling out stable Android 17 to select Xiaomi 17 series phones.
Your child can now get a free Spotify account with parental controls
Kids can now get a music only Spotify account for free, complete with playlists, recommendations, and their own Wrapped summary.
South Korea wants to give every citizen free, unlimited access to its own AI chatbot
South Korea plans to give every citizen free, unlimited access to a domestically powered AI chatbot, with a September beta and a separate agent designed to help people navigate government services.
China approves Apple Intelligence for iPhones, with Alibaba, Baidu emerging as partners
Apple Intelligence has secured regulatory clearance in China, opening a launch path for locally adapted AI features powered partly by Alibaba’s Qwen and Baidu technology.
Samsung’s next flip phone may ask for more money and offer almost nothing new
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 8 could arrive with almost identical hardware and a substantial price increase, making last year’s discounted foldable considerably harder to ignore.
Falling in love with a chatbot is now off limits for kids in China
China has banned emotional AI relationships involving minors as regulators try to curb chatbot dependency and address the country's record low birthrate.
GameNative just made it dangerously easy to fill your Android phone with PC game mods
GameNative’s latest pre-release brings Nexus Mods downloads and management directly to Android, making PC game modding easier while asking early adopters to accept the risks of unfinished software.
Refusing Samsung Health AI training will not wipe your health history after all
Samsung says refusing AI training in Samsung Health will only delete data collected for AI development, leaving existing health records untouched.
Android’s biggest app store shake-up in years begins next week
Google Play opens to rival Android app stores in the US on July 22, but competing storefronts must meet Google’s requirements before users see any meaningful change.
Russian hackers keep finding their way into critical networks through neglected routers
Russian state-backed hackers are exploiting neglected routers to access critical infrastructure networks, prompting agencies worldwide to urge organizations to replace outdated equipment and tighten basic network security.
Honor’s wild Robot Phone may have the flagship specs to back up the gimmick
Honor’s Robot Phone already had the year’s strangest camera design, and newly leaked specifications suggest the hardware surrounding that mechanical arm could be equally ambitious.
Motorola’s new flagship killer has the speed and magnetic charging pricier Android phones keep missing
The Motorola Edge 70 Max combines Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 performance, a huge 7,100mAh battery, and magnetic charging at a price far below many premium flagships.
You no longer need Willow’s Pro plan for unlimited AI dictation on your iPhone
Willow says its iOS keyboard no longer caps free AI dictation, so you don't need the Pro plan for unlimited voice typing.
Samsung wants its upcoming Galaxy Watch to be your AI health companion
Samsung is teasing its next Galaxy Watch as an AI-powered health companion ahead of Galaxy Unpacked on July 22.
Samsung’s new Flex Titanium tech could make foldable creases less noticeable
Samsung just revealed Flex Titanium tech for its next foldables, promising less crease, better durability, and a slimmer screen.
Canva Code 2.0 just made vibe coding way less intimidating for everyone
Canva Code 2.0 is here, letting anyone build apps, websites, and interactive experiences using plain language, all inside the Canva editor you already know.
Opera’s growth shows users will switch browsers when given a choice
Opera's browser is picking up serious market share in the US and UK, proving that when people get a real choice, they are happy to ditch the default.
It’s hot out there, but please stop putting your warm phones in the fridge
Experts and smartphone makers warn that putting an overheating phone in the fridge can cause condensation, leading to internal damage that may cost far more than overheating itself.
You can paint this wearable on your skin like a tattoo to monitor your heart and brain activity
Penn State researchers have created a washable paint-on tattoo that monitors heart, brain and muscle activity, offering a colorful alternative to bulky wearable health sensors.
PlayStation Store’s Summer Sale starts July 15 with up to 75% off hundreds of games
Sony’s PlayStation Store Summer Sale begins July 15 with discounts of up to 75% across hundreds of PS5, PS4, and PS VR2 games.
Starlink V5 is here, and it’s lighter, smarter, and far more efficient
SpaceX has introduced the new Starlink V5 kit with a smaller, lighter design, lower power consumption, and download speeds of up to 375 Mbps, focusing on efficiency rather than raw speed.
Frontier joins the Starlink club with high-speed in-flight internet
Frontier Airlines has announced a partnership with SpaceX's Starlink to bring high-speed, low-latency Wi-Fi across its fleet, with installations beginning in early 2027.
Windows users can finally pick when updates stop with Microsoft’s latest patch
Microsoft's July 2026 Patch Tuesday update lets you pause Windows Update for up to 35 days, adds Point-in-time Restore, and refreshes Widgets and Accessibility.
Xbox and Nvidia want Gears of War: E-Day to show off what RTX PCs can really do
Xbox and The Coalition name NVIDIA the exclusive PC partner for Gears of War: E-Day, bringing DLSS 4.5, ray tracing, and faster load times ahead of its October launch.