The fate of a second-gen iPhone Air may not be doomed after all
Apple’s updated roadmap reveals the iPhone Air 2 is still on track for 2027, with major efficiency upgrades planned and an important role in Apple’s foldable future.
Disney warns its YouTube TV tiff won’t end anytime soon
Disney warns its dispute with YouTube TV may drag on, leaving subscribers without major channels as the blackout grows costlier for both viewers and the company.
You’ll have to wait to buy the OnePlus 15 in the U.S.
OnePlus has delayed the U.S. launch of the OnePlus 15 due to postponed FCC certifications during the government shutdown.
Spotify is finally bringing music videos to its app in the U.S.
Spotify is finally rolling out music videos in the U.S. and Canada, marking its shift beyond audio streaming and opening new opportunities for creators and users.
Google app now lets you discover, save, and organize images like Instagram
Google has launched a new Images tab in its app, letting users discover, save, and organize visuals tailored to their interests, bridging search with personal inspiration.
Apple Wallet now lets you carry passports as a Digital ID
Apple introduces Digital ID (beta) in Wallet, allowing U.S. users to store and use passport-based IDs on iPhone and Apple Watch.
iPhone 18 Pro Max could be a heavy upgrade in quite the literal sense
The iPhone 18 Pro Max could be Apple’s heaviest phone ever, weighing more than the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
iPhone 18 Pro could receive a seamless color upgrade, but will you like it?
A new leak suggests the iPhone 18 Pro could feature a redesigned back glass that blends more seamlessly with its aluminum frame.
We might know when Samsung’s tri-fold will launch, and it’s soon
Samsung's tri-folding phone might arrive in December, but you wouldn't be able to buy it
WhatsApp could soon let you score the same username as your Instagram account
WhatsApp is testing a new feature that lets users reserve unique usernames tied to their Instagram or Facebook handles.
Apple has reportedly delayed the iPhone Air 2, and it’s not looking good
Apple has reportedly delayed the iPhone Air 2 beyond fall 2026 amid slow sales and redesign plans, signaling a rethink of its ultra-thin iPhone strategy.
Android phones will soon warn you about apps that are sucking up too much battery juice
Google is cracking down on battery-draining Android apps with a new Play Store policy targeting “excessive partial wake locks.”
Samsung Galaxy S26 could be thicker, but you won’t regret the purpose behind it
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 may get slightly thicker than expected, but the added depth could mean better battery life, cooling, and overall performance.
Samsung Galaxy S26 might get a welcome design change, and I’m concerned
A new leak claims the Galaxy S26 could be thinner than the Galaxy S25, but that raises more concerns than it solves.
Samsung Galaxy S26 could finally bring an end to a nagging charging problem
A new leak hints that the Samsung Galaxy S26 may feature native Qi2 magnetic wireless charging.
Google is calming miffed users with a token credit over the YouTube TV-Disney split
YouTube TV begins rolling out $20 credits to subscribers amid the ongoing Disney channel blackout affecting ESPN, ABC, and National Geographic.
iPhones might soon get enhanced messaging and navigation even off the network grid
Apple is developing a next-generation satellite framework for iPhones, including third-party app integration, offline Apple Maps, and richer messaging.
Apple’s foldable iPhone could adopt a controversial selfie camera tech
Apple’s first foldable iPhone could feature dual 24MP selfie cameras and an under-display sensor.
Motorola’s new budget phone lasts “over two days” on a charge, but you can’t buy it
The new Moto G57 Power boasts a 7,000 mAh battery, Snapdragon 6s Gen 4, 120Hz display, and Android 16.
Samsung’s next chip could finally fix what’s holding your phone’s camera back
The Exynos 2600 could bring Samsung’s biggest camera leap yet, with AI-driven imaging, 14-bit RAW, and native 8K 60 fps HDR10+ video support.
Chrome’s new AI Mode button could be Google’s way of keeping you from rivals
Google rolls out an AI Mode button on Chrome, making it easier for users to access AI without leaving the browser.
The viral Sora AI video generator app finally hits Android without a core frustration
OpenAI’s Sora AI video generator lands on Android, bringing realistic, sound-rich video creation to more users in select global markets.
iPadOS 26.1 brings back a beloved multitasking feature to Apple’s tablets
Apple’s iPadOS 26.1 reintroduces the beloved Slide Over multitasking feature, bringing improved window control, smoother workflows, and enhanced usability.
Disney wants ABC back for Election Day, but YouTube TV isn’t up for it
Disney and YouTube TV still haven’t struck a deal. ABC and ESPN remain off the platform despite talks to restore them for Election Day coverage.
Your Cybertruck might need to go to the shop as Tesla issues a major recall
Tesla recalls 6,000+ Cybertrucks over faulty light bars. Check if your vehicle is affected and how to get it fixed.
Fitbit’s new conversational AI Coach turns your fitness data into actionable insights
Fitbit Premium adds Gemini AI — a chat-based coach that gives personalized tips, real-time insights, and smarter goal setting.
Google Photos could make it easier to relive and restyle your memories
Google Photos is testing new AI-powered tools, including an Ask Photos button for easier memory searches and an Outfits collection feature.
Apple might serve a whole new color palette atop the iPhone 18 Pro lineup
A new leak hints that the iPhone 18 Pro could come in bold new colors while skipping the classic black finish again.
YouTube TV loses access to the entire catalog of Disney channels
Disney has pulled ESPN, ABC, and more from YouTube TV after failed contract talks over higher fees.
Not dead after all, Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Edge could return slimmer in 2026
Samsung could surprise fans with a slimmer Galaxy S26 Edge launching later in 2026.
Samsung’s tri-folding phone could rival the Galaxy Z Fold 7 at thinness
Samsung’s new Galaxy Z TriFold could rival the Fold 7 in thinness, featuring a sleek tri-fold design that unfolds into a 10-inch tablet.
Nothing’s new affordable smartphone packs in good specs, but you can’t buy it
Nothing’s new Phone (3a) Lite reuses CMF Phone 2 Pro hardware, adds ads to cut costs — but won’t launch in the U.S.
Android Auto could soon get smarter with Gemini shortcuts and home screen widgets
Google’s testing Gemini shortcuts and home screen widgets to make your drive faster and easier.