Samsung wants AI on basically every device you own
Samsung aims to scale Galaxy AI to 800 million devices by 2026, strengthening its partnership with Google’s Gemini as it battles Apple and Chinese rivals in the AI era.
You may never have to recharge a smart lock ever again
Lockin’s V7 Max smart lock uses wireless optical charging and triple biometric security to eliminate batteries entirely, promising reliable, maintenance-free home security.
New York to start treating social media like cigarettes with warning labels
A new New York law mandates mental health warning labels on addictive social media features, allowing state enforcement and reflecting growing global concern over youth online safety.
Leaked Prototypes Reveal Apple Once Tested Pink and Yellow AirPods
Rare prototype images reveal Apple once experimented with colorful AirPods designs before abandoning the idea and standardizing on the white finish used today.
This new battery design could boost your EV’s range
A new anode-free battery design achieves record energy density using stabilized lithium metal, offering a path to longer EV range, lighter packs, and improved cold-weather performance.
Here’s how Samsung’s in-house GPU could improve your next Galaxy smartphone
Samsung is developing its own mobile GPU architecture for the Exynos 2800, marking a major shift toward custom AI-focused chip design for future Galaxy devices.
Here’s how Tesla could bring satellite internet to your car
Tesla has patented a polymer-based vehicle roof that supports satellite communication, hinting at built-in Starlink internet for future models and autonomous fleets.
Google finally stops your valet from reading your WhatsApp in the car
Android Automotive’s new Sensitive App Protection lets drivers lock individual apps with a PIN, enhancing privacy in shared cars without compromising essential functions.
Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold shows hinge fatigue at 144,000 folds in independent test
Independent testers folded the Galaxy Z TriFold nonstop for eight days. Hinges began creaking early and weakened by 144,000 folds, but the display remained functional throughout.
Your car’s touchscreen might be distracting you more than you realize
Researchers found that using in-car touchscreens causes major driving performance drops, including lane drifting and slower reactions.
Apple now offering free two-hour delivery for last-minute holiday shoppers
Apple now provides free two-hour delivery on eligible products until December 24, helping holiday shoppers get last-minute gifts on time.
TikTok shop introduces digital gift cards as holiday push intensifies
TikTok Shop launches customisable gift cards as it expands e-commerce offerings, even as its U.S. future hinges on a pending ownership decision.
Are you buying a drone soon? Here’s how the FCC’s move affects you
A new FCC ruling bans approvals for future DJI drones, citing security risks, but current devices remain usable.
Android might finally stop making you tap twice for Wi-Fi
Android 16 code hints Google could restore one-tap Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles, potentially ending the unpopular Internet tile introduced in Android 12.
Samsung may power Galaxy Z Flip 8 with its own Exynos 2600 chip
Samsung is considering using the Exynos 2600 chip in the Galaxy Z Flip 8, aiming to boost AI performance, cut costs, and strengthen its semiconductor business.
Google confirms Gemini will fully replace Assistant on phones in 2026
Google’s shift from Assistant to Gemini on smartphones is delayed, meaning users can continue using Assistant while Google fine-tunes Gemini for a full mobile rollout.
Brits are now trauma-dumping on AI, government confirms
A full third of UK citizens have turned to artificial intelligence for emotional support, companionship, or social interaction, according to a new report from the government’s AI Security Institute (AISI). The data shows that nearly one in 10 people are using systems like chatbots for emotional purposes on a weekly basis, with 4% engaging with […]
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 tipped to get major camera upgrades
Leaks suggest the Galaxy Z Fold 8 could feature a higher-resolution telephoto and ultrawide camera, signaling Samsung’s push toward no-compromise foldable photography.
Apple’s foldable phone might be coming in 2026 but you won’t be able to buy it yet
Apple plans to unveil its foldable iPhone in 2026, but manufacturing issues may limit supply, pushing real-world availability and wider access to 2027.
TikTok is not getting banned in the US, after all
A new ownership structure limits ByteDance’s control, addresses US security concerns, and reduces the immediate risk of TikTok being banned in the United States.
Instacart may have charged you more for the same groceries and it’s just another case of AI hell
A new investigation by Consumer Reports, in collaboration with Groundwork Collaborative and More Perfect Union, suggests that Instacart’s use of artificial intelligence in pricing experiments may have resulted in shoppers paying different amounts for the same groceries. The findings point to a system where prices can quietly vary between users, even when orders are placed […]
Moving from iPhone to Android is about to get much easier
iOS 26.3 introduces native iPhone-to-Android data transfers, reducing friction for users switching platforms and meeting new interoperability requirements without extra apps.
Waze introduces a new feature users have been begging for, but only in one country
Waze has begun early testing of traffic light icons with strict limits, signalling progress on a feature users have wanted for years, though wider availability remains uncertain.
