The iPhone’s return to curved screens could be a clever trick, not sloping glass
Leaker Ice Universe hints that Apple's 20th anniversary iPhone could feature a "Liquid Glass Display," a new display language that makes bezels nearly disappear using optical illusions, not just curves.
The next iPhone moment might come from an AI company, not Samsung or Apple
OpenAI is developing its own smartphone chip with MediaTek and Qualcomm, with Luxshare handling manufacturing. Mass production starts in 2028, and it could redefine how we use phones.
Samsung leak shows its upcoming wide foldable will be unmissable in a sea of phones
Leaked dummies reveal a wider, squatter Galaxy Fold with a passport-style design and what appears to be Qi2 magnet support, and we are very much here for it.
The apps that help me stay on top of my reading goals in 2026
Reading more is one of those goals that sounds simple but falls apart fast. Here are the four apps keeping my reading habit alive in 2026.
Why I chose the Supernote Nomad over other e-ink tablets
After months of research and comparing over half a dozen e-ink tablets, I finally settled on the Supernote Nomad. Here are the five reasons it beat every other option on my list.
Porsche reveals an all-electric Cayenne Coupe with a sweet power boost
Porsche's Cayenne Coupe goes fully electric for 2026, with three models ranging from 435 hp to 1,139 hp and a starting price of $113,800.
Scientists pretended to be delusional in AI chats. Grok and Gemini encouraged them.
esearchers tested five major AI chatbots with a simulated user showing signs of psychosis. Some made things worse. Others told the user to log off and call someone.
This AI bot does the mindless internet scrolling for you so you can skip the brainrot
Noscroll is a new AI-powered service that monitors your social feeds, news sites, and more, then texts you the highlights. No scrolling required.
Google is making it dramatically easier to sign in to apps without OTP or link hassles
Google now lets Android apps verify your email in one tap, no OTP codes and no inbox hunting. Here's how the new Credential Manager API works.
Musk’s SpaceX eyes GPU manufacturing as Nvidia’s supply becomes a headache
SpaceX wants to make its own GPUs, but building chips is no walk in the park. Here's what we know so far.
Autonomous cars were supposed to free us from traffic hell. Research says otherwise
Research suggests self-driving cars could make traffic significantly worse, not better, and the evidence on the streets is already starting to back that up.
EV batteries that can charge in just over six minutes are here
CATL just unveiled several new battery technologies, including one that charges from 10% to 80% in 3 minutes and 44 seconds.
Asus leak shows an iPad Pro competitor with a familiar design and 144Hz OLED screen
Asus is preparing to launch the Asus Pad, a 12.2-inch OLED tablet with a 144Hz display, 9,000mAh battery, and a strikingly slim 6.5mm body. Here's everything we know so far.
Apple’s foldable is keeping Camera Control, but one-handed photography on a big foldable sounds tricky
Apple's foldable iPhone is reportedly keeping camera control despite being thinner than the iPhone Air. Great idea or unnecessary addition?
Hyundai’s Ioniq 3 has the range, the looks, and the space to win you over
Hyundai's new IONIQ 3 is a compact electric hatchback with up to 496 km of range, a 441-liter trunk, and tech designed to make EV life genuinely easy.
8 Siri features that could make iOS 27 a blockbuster upgrade
From a standalone chatbot app to Google Gemini under the hood to actions across the apps, here are 8 rumored Siri features that could make iOS 27 the update Apple fans have been waiting for.
Robots just ran the Beijing half-marathon faster than the world record holder
A robot built by Honor just ran a Beijing half-marathon in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, beating the human world record of 57 minutes.
Chinese repair shops have apparently figured out how to fix ugly dents on iPhones
Skilled repair workers in China are restoring scratched and dented iPhone 17 Pro Max units to near-factory condition, and the results are seriously hard to argue with.
The next Pixel phone could get a glowing back, if Android 17’s code is anything to go by
Google is working on a new feature called Pixel Glow that uses subtle lights on the back of your device to notify you without lighting up the screen.
