Steam Deck LCD is on the way out, what this means for your next handheld buy
Valve is bringing Steam Deck LCD sales to a close for one of its core configurations. On the Steam Deck store page, Valve says it is “phasing out the Steam Deck LCD 256GB model,” and that it “will no longer be available” once remaining stock is gone. The same message makes a point of separating […]
Spotify responds to ‘nefarious’ 300TB scraping by internet activists
Anna's Archive published a torrents-based Spotify backup: a 300TB release of Spotify catalog metadata today, with staged audio files to follow. Here is what's included, what's missing, and why it exists.
Is your TV wall mount dead? Displace Hub wants to prove it at CES
Displace Hub debuts at CES 2026 with a bold claim: mount “any TV” in under 10 seconds, no drilling, no cables. The real test will be battery life, wall compatibility, and long-term hold.
Apple’s foldable iPhone sounds short and wide, so it may not fit your pocket
A leak from iPhone-ticker.de claims Apple’s foldable iPhone will be short and wide when closed, which could change how it fits pockets. CAD dimensions also hint at a mini tablet-like interior.
Texas just put smart TV privacy lawsuit on trial, and it could affect your home
Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing five TV makers over alleged ACR tracking that records what Texans watch at home. Here’s what the state claims, why it matters, and what to watch next.
Your Snapchat Memories can be beat-synced in seconds, if you’re on iPhone
Snapchat is rolling out Snapchat Quick Cut iOS, a Lens-powered tool that turns Memories or Camera Roll clips into beat-synced videos fast. Android support is promised "soon," but Snap hasn’t shared dates.
Samsung could revive variable aperture, the iPhone 18 Pro feature Galaxy had first
Samsung may revive its variable aperture camera, a Galaxy S9-era feature it later dropped, as iPhone 18 Pro rumors point to the same upgrade. Here’s what it could mean and when to expect it.
Your iPhone choices could grow, but Apple’s Air plan is getting rewritten
The Information says Apple canceled iPhone Air 2 trial production last month and is redesigning the device after poor sales, weighing a second camera and a lower price as the iPhone lineup grows.
Your next iPhone might lose the cutout in Apple’s all-screen iPhone 2027 leak
Apple may be inching toward an all-screen iPhone 2027 by testing under-screen camera tech in a foldable first. Here’s what the leak claims, and what to watch next.
iOS 26 leak, your iPhone’s next big Siri upgrade has a date
The iOS 26 leak from a prototype build points to a smarter Siri tagged for spring 2026. It’s not a promise, but it’s a clear signal about Apple’s internal timeline.
OnePlus Turbo series is coming to fix your battery and gaming headaches
OnePlus has confirmed the OnePlus Turbo series, promising flagship-style performance, standout battery life, and a gaming-first focus at a lower price point. Specs, pricing, and a launch date are still unknown.
iPhone 17’s N1 chip makes your bad Wi-Fi feel faster
Apple’s iPhone 17 is hiding a big upgrade in its new N1 Wi-Fi chip. Fresh Speedtest data shows it lifting the worst connections by more than 60 percent, making bad home networks feel a lot less painful.
Galaxy Z TriFold moves closer to your pocket with fresh US firmware tests
Samsung has reportedly started testing firmware for the unlocked Galaxy Z TriFold in the US, hinting that its first tri-fold phone might be edging toward shelves, even if the launch date and markets are not confirmed.
YouTube Music is testing playlist search so you can stop endless scrolling
YouTube Music is finally testing playlist search, with a new Find in playlist button appearing for a tiny group of iOS users. It fixes one of the app’s most obvious pain points, but almost no one has it yet.