Tiny camera breakthrough targets thinner phones and wearables
KAIST’s ultra-thin camera packs a wide field of view into less than 1mm, aiming to remove the camera hump and enable slimmer phones, wearables, and compact medical devices.
Netflix’s VOID AI removes objects while preserving real-world motion
Netflix is detailing an AI video tool that goes beyond simple cleanup. Its system, called VOID, cuts elements from footage while keeping everything else behaving in a way that still feels grounded. That marks a shift for AI video editing. Existing tools can erase unwanted elements, but they often leave behind movement that feels off, […]
Pixel outperforms iPhone and Galaxy on repairability
A new 2026 repairability report reshapes smartphone rankings, putting Google Pixel ahead of iPhone and Galaxy devices while stricter EU scoring exposes how design choices affect long-term usability and repair costs.
Google Photos rolls out AI Enhance and video playback speed controls
Google Photos adds AI Enhance and video speed controls on Android, bringing faster edits and more flexible playback, though rollout timing still varies across devices and regions
Samsung Weather now shows exactly what’s making you sneeze
Samsung’s Weather update adds clearer pollen tracking with new icons and simpler labels, helping you quickly spot allergy triggers and plan your day with less guesswork.
After Pixel 10 series, Pixel 8 Pro users report connection woes that need an ice pack to tackle
Pixel 8 Pro owners report widespread Wi-Fi failures after the March update, with fixes failing and support responses falling short
iPhone 17 Pro Max shoots stunning photos from a Moon mission
NASA’s Artemis II mission shows the iPhone 17 Pro Max capturing real images from space, signaling a shift as consumer devices begin to complement traditional cameras in extreme environments beyond Earth.
This canceled LG Rollable phone makes today’s designs look dated
A rare teardown shows LG’s canceled rollable phone was more advanced than today’s devices, with engineering that still hasn’t made it into mainstream smartphones.
iOS 26.5 public beta is here, but you can skip it for now
Apple’s iOS 26.5 public beta is live, but missing its biggest expected feature. With only minor Maps tweaks and ads added, this early build feels more like a placeholder than a must install update.
Netflix told by court to refund customers over repeated price hikes
Netflix may have to repay Italian subscribers after a court ruled against years of price increases. Customers could see hundreds of euros in refunds, but an appeal will decide if those payouts actually happen.
Pixel 11 Pro XL leak shows a bigger phone, not a new one
Pixel 11 Pro XL leaks show a bigger display and familiar design, with most changes happening inside. Here’s what stays the same, what’s new, and why waiting for launch details still makes sense.
Android 17’s new notification rules could finally tame your alert overload
Android 17 may introduce notification rules that let you control alerts by app and contact. The feature points to smarter filtering, better prioritization, and fewer unwanted interruptions in everyday use.
Before your iPhone fit your pocket, it filled a cutting board
Apple’s archive reveals oversized iPhone and Apple Watch prototypes, showing how its biggest products started rough before evolving into the polished devices people use every day.
Track your World Cup teams right on your iPhone with this Apple Sports update
Apple Sports adds World Cup support, letting you track teams, scores, and matches in real time with lock screen updates. Here’s how the new feature changes the way you follow the 2026 tournament.
Land Rover brings Freelander back as EV brand with six models planned
Land Rover is reviving Freelander as a standalone EV brand with six models planned. The first launch lands this year in China, signaling a fast, tech-heavy push into the premium electric market.
Google Photos wants to stop you from accidentally ruining your snaps
Google Photos is redesigning its editor to reduce accidental changes, replacing gesture shortcuts with a more deliberate workflow that prioritizes precision, stability, and fewer unintended edits across Android devices.
You’re wasting money on audiophile cables, new tests suggest
A lab test comparing a $7 RCA cable with a $4,000 model found no real difference in sound quality, challenging a core audiophile belief and showing your upgrade budget is better spent elsewhere.
Your Pixel can now switch to transit mode without you touching it
Google’s new Pixel Transit mode adjusts your phone automatically during train rides, but it takes time and data access before it becomes truly useful for your daily commute.
Apple Intelligence shows up in China early, then gets shut down fast
Apple Intelligence briefly appeared on iPhones in China before vanishing, revealing how close Apple is on software and how far it still has to go with regulatory approval.
