MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9600 Pro joins Apple and Samsung in the 2nm club, with 61% lower power draw
iPhone 18 Pro Max vs. Pixel 11 Pro XL vs. Galaxy S26 Ultra: Which flagship deserves your $1,299?
The iPhone 18 Pro Max, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Galaxy S26 Ultra all cost $1,299, but each one bets on something completely different: hardware, software, or sheer versatility.
Galaxy Buds On may be Samsung’s answer to Bose and Sony’s clip-on earbuds
An APK teardown revealed the Galaxy Buds On, Samsung's upcoming clip-on earbuds codenamed Able, showing their design, features, and a Q4 2026 launch window.
Apple just gave millions of older iPhone owners another year of free satellite safety features
Apple extended free satellite access for another year, now covering iPhone 14, 15, and 16 owners, confirmed in a footnote to its iPhone 18 Pro press release.
iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8: Apple prioritizes software polish; Samsung leads with engineering experience
The iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold 8 both bet on wide foldables this year. One disappears into the fold; the other disappears into your pocket. Here's the real difference.
iPhone Duo is here. This foldable supports Apple Pencil and costs $2,000
Apple’s first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, features a 7.8-inch inner display, Apple Pencil support, 12GB of RAM, and a $2,000 starting price.
The iPhone 18 Pro gets Apple’s first 2nm chip, bigger batteries, and a surprisingly restrained price
The iPhone 18 Pro arrives with a cutting-edge 2nm chip, larger batteries, improved cameras, and surprisingly restrained pricing.
Apple’s September 2026 event: Everything we know about the iPhone 18 Pro and the foldable iPhone Duo
Apple's rumored September 9, 2026 event is expected to bring the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and a first foldable iPhone Ultra.
Galaxy Z Fold 8 owners are coming across a strange screen defect, but Samsung says it’s completely normal
Samsung confirmed the Galaxy Z Fold 8's sinking inner screen corners are an intentional cushioning design, though the effect varies noticeably from unit to unit.
Audi just built an incredibly efficient EV that squeezes more miles from its battery, but you can’t buy it in the US
Audi unveiled the A2 e-tron, its most efficient EV ever, with up to 646km WLTP range, starting at 38,200 euros, though it's unlikely to reach the US market.
The Pixel 11 Pro XL takes incredible pictures, but it takes too long to process them
The Pixel 11 Pro XL takes gorgeous 50MP photos, but after 1,000+ shots over two weeks, its processing lag is the one flaw I can't look past.
ESR unveils a new wireless charging pad with active cooling tech, two new cases, and a Corning glass screen protector
ESR unveiled six new products at IFA 2026, led by a fan-cooled charging pad, alongside new retractable chargers and cases.
Apple may finally let you link four HomePods into a room-filling surround sound system
Code found in audioOS 27 beta 8 suggests Apple is testing a four-HomePod surround sound system and a new Party Mode, though neither is official yet.
JMGO’s IRIS Series matches gaming monitors and TVs with true 4K resolution at buttery-smooth 120Hz
JMGO's new IRIS Series debuted at IFA 2026 as the world's first 4K@120Hz projector line, with pricing starting at $1,899 for early-bird pre-orders.
You could be visiting a poor doctor because AI is filling the web with fake online reviews
You could be visiting a poor doctor because AI is filling the web with fake online reviews.
Samsung’s Galaxy Edge could return with the S27 series, but the leaks are telling different stories
New leaks suggest Samsung is bringing back the Edge design for its Galaxy S27 series, though two conflicting reports disagree on its specs.
Google Pixel 11 Pro XL review: Great cameras, quirky chip, but I’m hooked on the experience
I spent over a week with the Pixel 11 Pro XL. The telephoto camera won me over completely. The Tensor G6's benchmark scores did not.
Gemini can now remember where you store your belongings so you don’t have to
Google's September Android Drop lets Gemini remember where you stored items like passports in Find Hub.
Sony just turned up the volume with three new ULT speakers, packing up to 2,150 watts of power for your next party
Sony added three new speakers to its ULT Power Sound lineup, ULT Tower 5, 7, and Max, ranging from $450 to $1,500 and tuned with hip-hop producers.
Dyson’s first toothbrush costs as much as a budget smartphone and justifies the price tag with a camera and AI
Dyson launched the CameraJet, a $499 toothbrush with a built-in camera and AI that detects gaps between teeth and fires precision mouthrinse jets while brushing.
Sonos 27 is opening your speakers to ChatGPT, custom agents, and a new in-house AI assistant
Sonos unveiled Sonos 27, a new AI-powered operating system with its own voice assistant, support for ChatGPT and Gemini.
Ultrahuman wants your sleep data to make its Ring better at personalizing health insights
Ultrahuman launched Pulsomics at IFA 2026, an opt-in research program that lets Ring users contribute overnight pulse data to more diverse, accurate health models.
The Internet Archive just made decades of vintage AI playable in your browser, and it’s fascinating
The Internet Archive launched a new emulated collection of vintage AI software from the 1970s through 1990s, including ELIZA, Racter, and Little Computer People.
A new watchdog is tracking when AI goes rogue, and the number of incidents will make you sweat
A new report finds AI "loss of control" incidents nearly doubled in July, including a case where Anthropic's Mythos 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol hacked real targets.
Apple apparently tested a stylus for the foldable iPhone, then nixed the idea
Apple internally prototyped an Apple Pencil built for its upcoming foldable iPhone, according to Mark Gurman, but it won’t ship, at least not this September.
The HiLight Studio app reveals what Google hides about the Pixel 11 Pro’s RGB light, but it’s not for everyone
HiLight Studio unlocks third-party app support for the Pixel 11 Pro's RGB light, but the setup isn’t worth it for everyone.
I wouldn’t spend $799 on the Galaxy S26 FE. I’d get the Galaxy S26 or iPhone 17 instead
I don’t think the Galaxy S26 FE makes sense at $799 when Samsung and Apple offer better flagships for similar money.