Apple’s unannounced anti-snatching feature could use Face ID, Apple Watch proximity, familiar locations, and other signals to avoid locking an iPhone by mistake.
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LG Display has launched a 24.5-inch 720Hz OLED panel that keeps its native 1080p resolution, with ASUS set to use it first in the ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace.
One of the Pixel 11’s exclusive Gemini-powered features called Proactive Assistance has surfaced on the Pixel 10 Pro XL, although it is not fully functional on the older phone yet.
The OnePlus 16 has appeared in a new Chinese certification with 100W charging, while a fresh leak points to a massive 9,000mAh battery and upgraded camera sensors.
Another round of AMD price increases could arrive in Q4 as higher TSMC manufacturing costs put pressure on consumer GPUs, motherboard chipsets, and potentially Ryzen processors.
Apple is putting the iPhone 18 Pro into the live production setup for Dodgers vs. Giants, using the phones to capture angles that are difficult to get with larger broadcast cameras.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel says Snapchat is open to introducing a daily time limit for teens as pressure grows on social platforms to adopt stricter safeguards for younger users.
Samsung is reportedly reworking the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s image-processing pipeline to produce warmer, more natural-looking photos, while Log and APV recording could also get updates for better dynamic range.
India’s consumer watchdog has escalated an investigation into Apple over complaints that iOS 18 caused display and microphone problems on some iPhones.
Fujifilm has launched the Instax Pal 2 with a new optical viewfinder, 1-inch screen, 10MP sensor, twice the internal storage, and a design that remains small enough to carry almost anywhere.
Apple’s new iPhone 18 Pro lineup is now available to pre-order. The phones start at $1,199 and bring upgrades such as the A20 Pro chip, variable aperture, and improved battery life.
Apple has rolled out new child safety features that let parents approve websites, manage app access, set age-based screen time limits, and block more types of harmful content.
iOS 27 is now available for supported iPhones, with Siri AI, faster performance, Liquid Glass refinements, improved parental controls, and new features across Apple’s apps.
Acemagic has launched the Kron K5, an affordable Wildcat Lake mini PC for basic work, streaming, video calls, and other everyday tasks. Its 12GB of RAM gives it an advantage over many entry-level PCs that still come with 8GB.
Xbox is testing a new batch of Series X and S features, including 1440p Remote Play, background downloads during cloud gaming, improved party chat, and more customization options.
Samsung may equip the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra with its latest M16 OLED material set, which could improve display efficiency, brightness potential, and panel lifespan.
Apple is planning a major retail refresh that brings back dedicated Genius Bars, reorganizes pickup and Today at Apple areas, and removes the giant video walls found in many stores.
Apple is reportedly developing two gaming controllers for the iPhone, and they may launch under the Beats brand. Bloomberg reports that the company has been working on the accessories for more than a year as it looks to compete with established third-party controllers.
A mystery Google wearable has appeared at the FCC, and it could be the long-awaited successor to the Fitbit Charge 6. The bigger surprise is the possibility of Wear OS, which would represent a major software change for Google’s fitness band.
AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Apple, Walmart, and other sellers already have iPhone 18 Pro launch deals. Depending on the plan and trade-in, the savings can reach up to $1,200.
AMD has launched two new six-core Ryzen processors for budget PCs. The Ryzen 5 5500F keeps costs down for existing AM4 systems, and the Ryzen 5 7500 gives newer builds integrated Radeon graphics for $189.
The $1,000 Marantz MCR 60n can play CDs, connect directly to a compatible turntable, stream high-resolution music, handle TV audio over HDMI eARC, and power passive speakers.
Bowers & Wilkins’ 800 Series Diamond D5 speakers are finally available to buy three months after their debut at HIGH END Vienna. The seven-model lineup starts at $15,000 for stereo speakers and reaches $65,000 for the flagship 801 D5.
BMX has launched a magnetic power bank designed specifically for Apple’s first foldable iPhone. The SolidSafe Duo fits within the phone’s edges and includes a rotating ring stand, 15W wireless charging, and a color display.
Dreambeans is now available to all eligible Google accounts in the U.S. The app can also use Gemini alongside Gmail, Calendar, Photos, Search, and YouTube to shape its daily story collection.
Snapchat has launched Plans, a new feature for organizing real-world events with friends. It supports invitations, RSVPs, guest lists, reminders, and up to 200 attendees.