I loved the Motorola Razr Fold, but Android 17 could make its weakest part much better
Motorola has detailed its Android 17 update, including a refreshed interface, smarter notifications, new sharing tools, stronger security, and support across dozens of phones.
JBL’s updated Quantum gaming headsets keep the punch, even when you spend less
JBL’s new $50 Quantum 120 shares its 50mm carbon drivers, Spatial Sound, Hi-Res support, and detachable boom mic with the $130 wireless Quantum 520X.
Jimi Hendrix’s Purple Haze takes over Marshall’s collection of speakers, headphones, and amp
Marshall has expanded its Jimi Hendrix anniversary collection with psychedelic versions of the Major V headphones, Emberton III speaker, and a $2,500 tube amp.
Android 17 just added the Pixel feature my motion-sick self has been waiting for
Android 17’s new Motion Assist feature is reaching Pixel 11 phones, using animated screen cues designed to reduce the sensory mismatch that causes motion sickness.
ASUS’s $600 ROG soundbar lets you trash-talk without a headset, and it’s finally in the US
ASUS’ first ROG gaming soundbar combines 2.1.2 Dolby Atmos, a wireless subwoofer, and built-in noise-canceling microphones designed for headset-free multiplayer.
Sony’s latest Xperia has the hardware I wish the Pixel 10a offered
Sony’s Xperia 10 VIII keeps the headphone jack, expandable storage, physical camera button, and front speakers, taking a very different approach from Google’s software-first Pixel 10a.
The iPhone 18 Pro could cost $1,199, and that’s Apple showing restraint
Apple reportedly plans to raise iPhone prices, yet Samsung and Google’s relatively modest increases could help keep the iPhone 18 Pro around $1,199.
Nokia just made the dumb phone I’d happily keep as my backup device
The Nokia 300 Charge combines more than 40 days of standby time with a removable 3,700mAh battery, reverse charging, USB-C, and a powerful built-in flashlight.
A device designed to find hidden cameras could leave you feeling safer than you really are
Researchers found consumer spy-device detectors provided only a small improvement in finding hidden cameras and trackers, while confusing alerts could create dangerous false reassurance.
The flagship phone chip race just got another monster
A new 3nm smartphone processor is claiming record-breaking CPU and GPU performance, LPDDR6 support, 200-TOPS AI compute, and an AnTuTu V11 score above 5.2 million.
Google’s $899 Pixel 11 can’t properly play Genshin Impact, and we’ve been here before
Pixel 11 owners are reporting severe graphical corruption in Genshin Impact, with Google and HoYoverse now working on a fix for an upcoming game update.
Before you spend over $1,000 on a Pixel 11 Pro, consider these 5 phones
The Pixel 11 Pro is an excellent camera phone, yet its $1,099 price also puts faster flagships, lighter phones, huge batteries, and folding screens within reach.
I tried the Pixel 11 Pro’s Magic Capture on my cat, and I love each hilarious frame
Magic Capture automatically pulled photos from videos of my very uncooperative cat, and even this rough first test showed why Google's new Pixel camera idea works.
Motorola’s slick new charging puck joins Android’s tiny magnetic club
Leaked images reveal Motorola’s Moto Snap magnetic wireless charger, potentially giving the Qi2-equipped Edge 70 Max its own Pixelsnap-style charging accessory.
The Pixel 11 Pro made me fall in love with Night Sight once again
Instant Night Sight makes low-light photos dramatically quicker on the Pixel 11 Pro, and after years of taking Google’s camera wizardry for granted, I’m impressed again.
Pixel 11 just got more expensive, but Google may have found a way to stop the bleeding
Google reportedly plans to move all Pixel manufacturing out of China in 2027, potentially giving future Pixels some breathing room as component and trade costs rise.
iPad photographers may get the camera button they never asked for
A newly granted Apple patent depicts tablets with a pressure-sensitive control resembling the iPhone’s Camera Control, supporting taps, swipes, presses, and haptic feedback.
Sony’s $220 PlayStation speakers pack one feature I wish every desktop setup had
Sony’s first PlayStation wireless speakers finally have a price and release date, bringing planar magnetic drivers, wireless gaming audio, and headset-free voice chat for $219.99.
Ugreen’s latest travel adapter packs 100W, four ports, and a screen into one charger
Ugreen’s compact Nexode Pro charger delivers up to 100W across four ports while its built-in display shows wattage, charging protocols, and temperature in real time.
Samsung’s cheaper Galaxy S26 FE may get one camera feature I absolutely loved
Leaked Galaxy S26 FE hands-on videos show Samsung’s upcoming phone running One UI 9 and apparently inheriting the S26 series’ excellent Horizontal Lock video mode.
YouTube is making view counts bigger, but creators aren’t getting any richer
YouTube will soon count a public view from the moment a video starts playing across long-form videos, Shorts, and livestreams, sending visible view totals higher.
Supreme put its box logo on JBL’s tiny speakers, because just red wasn’t enough
Supreme has given JBL’s tiny Go 5 speaker its signature red makeover, complete with white branding and controls, while leaving the hardware underneath unchanged.
America’s breakout wildfire app has much bigger disasters in its sights
Watch Duty built its reputation tracking fast-moving wildfires, and nationwide flood coverage is the first step toward turning the nonprofit into a much broader disaster-warning platform.