Lamborghini kills its upcoming all-electric Lanzador because of nearly zero interest
Lamborghini cancels its all-electric Lanzador after weak demand, pivoting to plug-in hybrids by 2030 as CEO says EVs lack emotional appeal for buyers.
Spotify’s next big update could make its recommendations make more sense
Spotify is developing Taste Profile Notes, a feature that lets users tell the algorithm exactly what they're listening to and refine recommendations proactively in the app.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s cool privacy display is coming to more phones
Samsung's Privacy Display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra may soon expand to Chinese brands like Xiaomi and Oppo, bringing hardware-level anti-shoulder-surfing technology mainstream.
iPhone 17e: Everything you need to know about Apple’s cheapest iPhone
Apple's iPhone 17e is officially here with the A19 chip, MagSafe, 256GB base storage, and a $599 price tag. Here's everything you need to know.
Google’s secret AI tool feels like a professional photoshoot powerhouse in your pocket
Google Labs' new Pomelli Photoshoot turns basic product snaps into studio-quality marketing images, giving small businesses a fast, affordable AI-powered creative department.
Amazon brings a new Audible feature that lets you enjoy ebooks with lyrical reading
Amazon's Audible introduces Immersion Reading, syncing audiobook narration with on-screen text for a karaoke-style reading experience that boosts focus, comprehension, and monthly content consumption.
Samsung just might serve a bad price surprise for the Galaxy 26 series
Rising DRAM costs and Apple's pricing strategy could force Samsung to reconsider Galaxy S26 pricing, with last-minute changes still possible before launch.
Google is planning an iPhone-like face unlock system for Pixel phones and Chromebooks
Google's "Project Toscana" hints at secure, Face ID–like facial recognition for future Pixel phones and Chromebooks, potentially using hybrid sensors, IR tech, and Tensor-powered liveness detection.
iOS 26.4 puts your iPhone in anti-theft mode by default
Apple's latest iOS 26.4 beta turns on Stolen Device Protection by default, adding biometric safeguards and delays to keep thieves from hijacking stolen iPhones.
Nothing is ready for March 5 event with the new 4a series phones
Nothing confirms a March 5 global launch for the Phone 4a and 4a Pro, teasing bold colors, flagship ambitions, Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, and Nothing OS 4.0.
Apple’s Podcast glow-up brings video, ads, and offline viewing
Apple brings native HLS-powered video streaming to Podcasts, enabling seamless switching, offline downloads, dynamic ads, and expanded creator tools across its ecosystem this spring.
After hidden doors, yoke-style half-steering wheels could go out of vogue soon
China's upcoming 2027 safety rules could effectively ban yoke-style steering wheels after targeting flush door handles, signaling a broader shift toward traditional, safety-focused vehicle design.
Samsung gives a glimpse of how Galaxy S26’s privacy screen will block peeping Toms
Samsung teases Galaxy S26 Privacy Display in a new video, hinting at camera-powered peep detection and directional OLED tech ahead of its February 25 unveiling.
This could be our first look at Samsung’s upcoming wide foldable phone
An early One UI 9 build reveals Samsung's rumored Wide Fold, featuring a shorter, wider cover screen and a near-4:3 inner display. Here's what the animation shows.
iPhone 18 Pro could bring a big boost to satellite connectivity
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro could dramatically upgrade satellite connectivity with its new C2 modem, enabling seamless 5G fallback, improved battery life, and smarter privacy controls.
Is your smartphone eligible for Android 17? Here’s the full list
Android 17 Beta 1 is coming soon. Check the complete list of supported Pixel phones and learn how Google's release strategy affects other brands.
Google pulls Android 17 Beta 1 at the last second, says it’s still “coming soon”
Google postponed Android 17 Beta 1 at the last minute, blaming unspecified changes. Here's what it means for the Q1 rollout, stability timeline, and Samsung's plans.
China’s next-gen lithium battery promises top performance even in freezing conditions
Scientists in China unveil a liquid-solid lithium battery retaining 85% capacity at -34°C, offering promising cold-weather performance for drones, EVs, and outdoor technologies.
Google brings its AI-powered Fitbit coach to iPhones before Apple
Fitbit's Gemini-powered AI Personal Health Coach expands internationally and lands on iOS in public preview for Fitbit Premium members using supported devices.
Android 17 Beta 1 is around the corner, will skip the traditional Developer Preview stage
Google confirms Android 17 Beta 1 is coming soon, skipping the Developer Preview stage and rolling out automatically to current Pixel beta testers.
Samsung confirms Galaxy Unpacked 2026 for S26, hints at market release date
Samsung confirms Galaxy Unpacked 2026 for February 25 in San Francisco, with Galaxy S26 pre-orders live, trade-in deals, credits, and possible March 11 sales start.
Nothing’s “Essential Apps” let you build personalized widgets with text-based prompts
Nothing's Essential Apps Beta lets Phone (3) users create AI-powered, personalized widgets through simple text prompts, offering a glimpse into the company's Essential OS vision.
The next wave of spec-monster phones could get a 100-megapixel selfie camera
Leaks suggest upcoming Android flagships may test triple 100MP cameras, including a possible 100MP selfie shooter, signaling a shift away from today's 200MP obsession.
Google insists YouTube Music’s paywalled lyrics are just a ‘limited experiment’
Google says YouTube Music's new lyrics limit is just an experiment, but growing user reports suggest a broader rollout that could quietly push free listeners toward Premium subscriptions.
Toyota just introduced its own robotaxi to tackle Tesla and Waymo
Toyota and Pony.ai unveil a mass-produced bZ4X robotaxi, signaling a serious, manufacturing-driven push into autonomous mobility, starting in China, with global ambitions clearly in sight.
A Chinese EV giant could be testing superchargers with an absurd output
Leaked filings suggest BYD is testing 2.1-megawatt EV chargers that could slash charging times to minutes, raising big questions about infrastructure, grids, and future road trips.