X gets a History tab where you can relive all the cursed stuff saved over the years
X is rolling out a new History tab on iOS that consolidates Bookmarks, long videos, Articles, and Likes into a single location, giving users a dedicated place to revisit saved content.
iOS 27 will put Siri in the Dynamic Island, but it’s the feature upgrades that excite me more
Apple plans to redesign Siri in iOS 27, and the most talked-about change is its new home in the Dynamic Island. The visual refresh is notable, but the feature upgrades underneath it are what will actually move the needly.
Android’s new Pause Point feature puts a 10-second speed bump between you and mindless scrolling
Google is bringing a new Pause Point feature to Android in a bid to help users cut down on mindless scrolling.
Android 17 is about to make your phone a much better content creation tool
Google has announced a slate of creator-focused updates coming with Android 17 at the Android Show I/O Edition, including deeper Instagram camera integration, AI-powered tools in the Edits app, and new a Screen Reactions feature.
Your Android phone is about to get much better at blocking scams
Google has announced a broad set of security upgrades for Android at the Android Show I/O Edition today, headlined by a new verified financial calls feature that will automatically end spoofed calls impersonating your bank.
Android 17 will make it easier to stop apps from quietly tracking your location in the background
Google announced a new set of privacy and theft protection updates for Android 17 at the Android Show I/O Edition today, including a new location button that automatically revokes an app's access to your precise location once you close it.
BYD’s blazing-fast Flash charging tech for EVs got hot enough to roast a turkey
A real-world test of BYD's Megawatt Flash Charge technology recorded battery temperatures of 169.6°F, well above China's recommended safety ceiling for lithium iron phosphate cells, raising concerns about long-term battery health.
Google is launching an AI Health Coach. Here’s what it’s all about
Google Health Coach is an AI-powered personal wellness assistant launching May 19. Here's everything you need to know about its features, pricing, and availability.
Android boss shoots down a Liquid Glass copyjob on Pixels, and that’s a relief
Google's Android Ecosystem president Sameer Samat has confirmed that Pixel devices will not adopt Apple's Liquid Glass design language, even as several Android OEMs copy the aesthetic.
LG’s next-gen Tandem OLED display tech is fixing some long-standing consumer problems
LG Display's third-gen Tandem OLED doubles panel lifespan, cuts power consumption by 18%, and hits 1,200 nits peak brightness.
Google Pixel 11 series: Tensor G6, Pixel Glow, new cameras, and everything else leaked so far
The Google Pixel 11 series is still months away, but leaks have already revealed details about the new Tensor G6 chip, design changes, camera upgrades, and more. Here's everything we know so far.
Fresh Pixel 11 leak points to new modem, cameras, and a Nothing-inspired trick
A new leak claims Google's Pixel 11 will ditch Samsung's Exynos modem in favor of MediaTek, include new camera sensors, and introduce a Nothing-inspired LED feature on the camera bar.
YouTube’s auto-dubbing is missing one crucial feature: an off switch
I did not ask to hear Marques Brownlee speak Japanese. YouTube decided for me. And there's no global way to turn it off.
Plex is getting a steep price hike for remote streaming
Plex is ending the introductory pricing on its Remote Watch Pass on June 1, raising monthly fees to $2.99 and annual fees to $29.99.
1X shows off Neo humanoid robot helping humans make more of its kind
1X is moving toward scaled humanoid robot production, and its latest demo shows Neo already playing a role on the factory floor.
Lovable’s new mobile app brings vibe coding to your pocket
Lovable has launched mobile apps for iOS and Android, bringing its AI-powered vibe coding platform to a wider audience.
I just switched to my first big foldable, and I finally get the appeal
After years of skepticism and disappointing experiences with flip phones, switching to a book-style foldable finally made it click for me. From reading books and watching videos to multitasking, I've found that the bigger screen improves my everyday use in ways that are hard to ignore.
The “iPhone clone” debate is stuck in the past
For years, calling a phone an “iPhone clone” was the quickest way to dismiss it outright. It meant lazy design, cheap hardware, and an experience that fell apart the moment you actually used it. Early copycats earned that reputation. They borrowed the look of Apple’s iPhone, but none of the substance. Bad displays, laggy performance, […]
Honor 600 series takes aim at the affordable flagship crown with Snapdragon power and a 7,000mAh battery
The Honor 600 and Honor 600 Pro bring meaningful upgrades across performance, battery life, and camera hardware, positioning them as strong contenders in the affordable flagship segment.
Samsung shows off cute new tabletop robot, and we hope it sees the light of day
Samsung has showcased Project Luna, a cute tabletop robot designed to act as a simple, AI -powered home companion. It looks promising, but given how Ballie was delayed and later shelved, there's still a question mark over whether this one will actually make it to market.
Apple could get a taste of sub-nanometer chips in 2029
TSMC is already looking past the 2nm era, with a new report pointing to sub-1nm trial production by 2029.
