Spotify can now show lyrics even when you are offline and translate them too
Spotify is rolling out new lyric features that let you view full lyrics offline, translate them into your preferred language, and preview lyrics directly from the Now Playing screen.
Netflix reveals trailer and release date for Stranger Things animated spinoff Tales From ’85
Stranger Things is returning in animated form as Netflix drops the first trailer for Tales From ’85, a new spinoff that revisits Hawkins with a fresh story later this April.
Ring now lets anyone use the Neighbors app to report and find lost pets
Ring is expanding its Search Party for Dogs feature, letting anyone use the Neighbors app to report and find lost pets by tapping into nearby outdoor cameras and community alerts.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s leaked renders show a familiar S25-style design
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra appears in leaked official renders with a design that looks largely unchanged from the S25 Ultra, hinting at subtle refinements rather than bold new hardware shifts.
A flexible AI chip thinner than hair promises smart wearables that work without a phone
Researchers have developed a flexible AI chip thinner than a human hair that could allow future wearables to run intelligence on their own, removing the need for a constant connection to a smartphone.
Samsung will pull no punches with its upcoming wide foldable phone against Apple
Samsung is preparing a wide foldable phone designed to take on Apple directly, with a new screen format, a large production target, and a launch timed alongside its next Galaxy Fold lineup.
Pixelmator Pro, one of the best image editing apps, finally lands on the iPad
Apple has brought Pixelmator Pro to iPad, putting one of the best image editing apps into the Creator Studio bundle with support for Apple Pencil, and seamless syncing across Apple devices.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold finally gets a US launch date and a jaw-dropping price tag
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold is officially headed to the US with a confirmed launch date and an eye-watering price, marking the company’s boldest and most expensive foldable experiment so far.
Early look shows Apple’s Liquid Glass-style blur effects coming to Android 17
Early Android 17 visuals suggest Google is experimenting with blur and transparency inspired by Apple’s Liquid Glass design, hinting at a softer, more layered interface that could reshape how system menus and overlays look.
Apple plans to turn Siri into a full AI chatbot to take on ChatGPT and Gemini
Apple is reportedly rebuilding Siri into a full AI chatbot, a shift that could make future interactions feel closer to ChatGPT or Gemini as the company works to modernise its long-criticised assistant.
Spotify might soon let you sync audiobooks with real books
Page Match could let Spotify users scan a page from a physical book and instantly jump to the matching point in the audiobook, making format switching far less frustrating.
New Magic Cue upgrades could let your Pixel 10 show tickets and reminders automatically
Google is testing new Magic Cue upgrades for the Pixel 10 that could surface more useful information from apps like Wallet and Tasks, making everyday actions faster without users having to search manually.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 might adopt a unique display tech for a crease-free look
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may feature a redesigned display stack that uses new materials to spread folding stress more evenly, potentially making the crease far less noticeable during everyday use.
Sony wants you guessing with its cryptic audio teaser
Sony has teased an upcoming audio announcement with the promise of a “new form of listening,” offering few details but plenty of intrigue ahead of its scheduled January reveal.
This chip can make future phones thinner and faster through tiny ‘earthquakes’
A chip that produces microscopic “earthquakes” could change smartphone design, allowing manufacturers to shrink internal components while boosting signal handling and data speeds using surface acoustic wave technology.
Google Meet now uses ultrasound to get you into meetings faster
Google Meet is rolling out a smart mobile feature that uses silent ultrasound signals to detect when you enter a conference room, automatically prompting your phone to join the right meeting in Companion mode.
You can now choose the kind of content you see on Instagram Reels
Instagram has rolled out Your Algorithm, a new feature that lets users control the kind of content they see on Reels by adding or removing topics, giving people more say over what shows up in their feed.