Report from Samsung’s home market claims Galaxy S26 Edge is effectively dead
Reports from Samsung's home market claim the Galaxy S26 Edge has been cancelled, leaving Samsung with a familiar three-model flagship lineup.
S Pen support could return to a book-style Samsung foldable, but there’s a catch
Samsung may reintroduce S Pen support to its foldable phones by redesigning the displays to be wider, though the comeback could involve design compromises.
Threads is about to become a hub of podcast chatter
Threads is rolling out podcast previews and creator-focused features to become a central hub for podcast discussion.
Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone could take a unique approach to fix the display crease
Apple is reportedly reworking the display technology for its foldable iPhone, focusing on ultra-thin glass and crease reduction. Here's why the delay could be worth it.
OnePlus’ next phone could eclipse the combined battery size of the best Samsung and Apple phones
OnePlus is rumored to be working on a smartphone with a massive 9,000 mAh battery. If true, it could rival the combined battery size of Samsung and Apple's best phones.
Android 16 makes it easier to spot apps tracking your location
Android 16 QPR3 introduces a new blue location indicator that shows exactly which apps are accessing your device's location.
Apple’s next iPad mini could take a big leap in performance and visual experience
New leaks indicate Apple's next iPad mini could feature an OLED display and the powerful A20 Pro chip, signaling a significant upgrade in performance and display.
Android could soon let you lock out users from Wi-Fi networks on shared devices
Android is testing new Wi-Fi controls that let you stop sharing networks across user profiles on the same device.
Netflix is adding more video podcasts for your eyes (and ears)
Netflix has struck a major partnership with iHeartMedia to bring more than 15 video podcasts exclusively to its streaming service in early 2026.
iPhone 17e might fix key limitations of the iPhone 16e with MagSafe charging and C1X modem
Apple's iPhone 17e could add MagSafe charging and a more efficient C1X modem, addressing key limitations of the iPhone 16e while keeping the device positioned as Apple's affordable iPhone.
Ford’s upcoming F-150 Lightning will still be electric, but you’ll need gas to go farther
Ford is discontinuing the all-electric F-150 Lightning and replacing it with a hybrid, extended-range version that uses a gas engine as a generator to deliver more than 700 miles of total range.
iOS 26.3 gives an official glimpse of a convenient iPhone-to-Android migration tool
Apple's iOS 26.3 beta introduces a native iPhone-to-Android transfer tool that lets users wirelessly move photos, messages, apps, and more without a separate app.
Meta’s Threads doubles down on Communities, along with “Champion” badge and profile labels
Threads has expanded its Communities feature to more than 200 topic groups and begun testing visible badges for super-engaged members.
You might want to skip a phone upgrade in 2026, as memory crisis threatens industry
Smartphone makers may reduce RAM in 2026 models as memory prices surge. Here’s why it matters, how AI makes it worse, and what it means for everyday users.
iOS 26 code leak hints at a significant performance upgrade for the entry-level iPad
A fresh leak from internal Apple code suggests a big upgrade is coming to the base iPad in early 2026, swapping its aging chip for the powerful A19, while the iPad Air moves up to the M4.
Google turns Chrome into a native AI browser with Gemini-powered tools
Google's latest Chrome update is its most ambitious ever, infusing the desktop browser with advanced AI tools powered by Gemini, including contextual answers, summaries, and enhanced security.
Instagram supercharges creation and feed control with new Edits app features and “Your Algorithm”
Instagram is rolling out major updates that bring deep customization to Reels recommendations and make creation faster with new Edits app features.
OpenAI launches its first certification courses to upskill workers and educators
OpenAI has launched its first certification courses, offering structured AI training for workers and educators through the OpenAI Academy and Coursera.
Google’s Pixel 10a edges toward release, but don’t expect any major upgrades
A Verizon certification has revealed key Pixel 10a specs, suggesting Google's next budget phone may closely resemble the Pixel 9a with minor refinements.
Ford will make affordable EVs with Renault, but you won’t get your hands on them
Ford and Renault have formed a new strategic partnership to build affordable EVs in Europe, starting with two Ford-branded electric cars arriving in 2028.
Google will fix your faulty Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL display for free
Google has launched an extended repair program for the Pixel 9 Pro series, offering free screen replacements for devices affected by vertical lines or flicker.
Samsung reveals One UI 8.5, and it’s bringing some cool features to your Galaxy ecosystem
Samsung's One UI 8.5 beta is now live, bringing AI-powered photo editing, seamless cross-device file sharing, revamped UI design, and strengthened security to Galaxy S25 phones in six markets.
Netflix won’t block TV shows from appearing on rival services after Warner deal
Netflix says it will continue licensing Warner Bros. TV series to rival streamers, even as it is about to close an $82.7B deal to acquire Warner Bros.
Apple could cherish this five-year-old Android trend with its iPhone 18
The iPhone 18 may usher in Apple's first under-display selfie camera, ditching the notch or punch-hole for a truly uninterrupted display.
Android 16 QPR2 reportedly improves your Pixel phone’s performance alongside new features
Google's December 2025 Android 16 QPR2 update brings auto-themed icons, lock-screen widgets, improved multitasking, and, most importantly, noticeable speed boosts to Pixel phones.
Meta promises it’ll soon be easier to recover your hacked Instagram account
Meta is rolling out a unified support hub to make recovering hacked Instagram and Facebook accounts faster and easier, with AI tools and improved security.