Your OLED iPad mini is coming… just not anytime soon
New leak reports peg Apple’s first OLED iPad mini for the second half of 2026, meaning fans hoping for a 2025 upgrade should get comfortable. OLED visuals are coming, but the wait might just test your patience.
You may need deep pockets for Apple’s foldable iPhone
According to Fubon Research, Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone will likely cost around US $2,399, putting it above current flagships, all foldables and some MacBooks. That steep price tag may limit it to niche buyers, not the masses.
You’ll soon get a calm-mode AI device from OpenAI
OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman described the firm’s forthcoming AI device as “more peaceful and calm than the iPhone.” The screen-less, pocket-sized gadget (designed with Jony Ive) is meant to act as a trusted, context-aware companion. A launch is expected within two years.
Your Snapdragon phone is about to play nicely with iPhones
Qualcomm says all phones with its Snapdragon chip will soon support Android’s Quick Share feature that links directly to Apple’s AirDrop system, making cross-platform file sharing easier than ever.
This Chrome extension makes it easier to trust your X feed
X rolled out profile-level “Based in” labels. A community Chrome extension queries X’s GraphQL API and places flag emojis next to usernames in the feed, letting readers see an account’s country at a glance without visiting profiles.
Chrome on Android now lets you pin tabs and it’s oddly satisfying
Google Chrome on Android has added the ability to pin tabs, letting you keep key pages locked in place while you browse the rest. It’s a small upgrade with big convenience.
Android wants to copy Apple’s best copy-paste trick
Code found in Android 17 hints at a built-in “Universal Clipboard” feature that syncs clipboard content across your Android phone and PC. It's a long-requested tool that mirrors features iPhone users have had for years.
Nothing phones begin Android 16 rollout, and your phone just got a lot smoother
Nothing has begun rolling out its Android 16-based update (Nothing OS 4.0) starting with the Phone 3, bringing new features like live updates via the Glyph interface, dual-window multitasking and new AI-powered widgets.
X shows where you’re “based in”, and it could shake up the feed
X has started adding “Based in” labels to user profiles, introducing a new transparency tool that could reshape how people read posts, trust accounts or react to trending topics — for better or worse.
WhatsApp on iPhone is about to get a game-changing update
After years of waiting, WhatsApp is testing built-in multi-account support on iPhone, letting users switch between two numbers with separate chat histories, backups and notifications, all inside the same app.
Could Google’s Antigravity spell the end of manual coding?
Google Antigravity, powered by Gemini 3, is an autonomous AI coding platform challenging tools like Copilot. It handles testing, planning, and writing entire software features for you.
Gemini 3 is live and ready to show the next leap in AI
Gemini 3 marks Google’s biggest leap in AI yet, offering sharper reasoning, smoother multimodal performance, and stronger Pro-tier capabilities. From everyday answers to advanced workflows, it promises faster, smarter, more reliable assistance across Search, apps, and the Gemini experience.
Apple’s possible new case tech could reshape how you use your iPhone
Apple is reportedly testing a new kind of official iPhone case that doesn’t just protect—it interacts. According to a tip via MacRumors, the company is working on a “touch-sensitive layer” built into protective cases for upcoming Pro models.
Android’s next trick could let you tap phones together to share info, just like iPhones
Google is reportedly developing a new feature, internally known as “Gesture Exchange” or “Contact Exchange,” that allows Android users to share contact details by tapping their phones together, much like NameDrop on iOS.
End of an era? Tim Cook’s exit looms for Apple leadership
Multiple reports indicate Apple is actively preparing for Tim Cook to step down as CEO as early as next year, kicking off what could be the most significant leadership transition in the company’s history.
Android 17 is getting serious about physical controllers
Google is reportedly preparing the next major Android release, Android 17, to bring mobile gaming closer to console-style experience. Leaks and reports hint at improved native controller support, built-in button remapping, and low-latency gameplay features.
Say goodbye to old DMs: X launches Chat with encryption and more
X has officially launched Chat, replacing its classic Direct Messages with a full-featured communication suite, now with end-to-end encryption, video/voice calls, file transfer and disappearing messages.
ChatGPT finally fixes the em-dash habit, because punctuation matters
In a new personalization update, OpenAI says that ChatGPT will now respect your instruction to avoid using em-dashes when set in custom preferences. This might look trivial, but it marks a deeper shift toward fine-grained style control in AI conversations.
TikTok launches Bulletin Board, and your favorite creators just got louder
TikTok has rolled out Bulletin Board, a new creator tool that lets users publish one-to-many messages — text, image or video — to followers who subscribe. The move signals TikTok’s next step in creator engagement and competition with Instagram’s broadcast channels.
Your kid’s AI toy might need supervision more than your kid does
A new report shows that AI-powered toys intended for children aged 3–12 can misbehave wildly. Using large language models similar to adult chatbots, some machines in their tests offered explicit advice and lacked robust parental controls.
Uber wants to drive you straight into ski season, literally
Uber is rolling out Uber Ski, a seasonal service that lets you reserve trunk-space friendly rides to nearly 40 top ski resorts and buy an Epic Pass directly in the app.
Valve’s Steam Frame is an all-in one headset for VR, PC games, and streaming
Valve has unveiled the Steam Frame, a standalone wireless VR headset designed to stream games from your PC or run titles natively, all built around SteamOS. With dual 2160×2160 displays per eye, inside-out tracking, and zero base-stations needed, it marks Valve’s biggest hardware push yet.
Skyrim fans, sit down: Elder Scrolls VI won’t drop anytime soon
Bethesda’s executive producer Todd Howard has reaffirmed that The Elder Scrolls VI remains “a long way off,” despite being announced in 2018. With most of the studio’s resources still tied up in other projects, the team says fans shouldn’t expect a release or major reveal anytime soon. It’s time to reset expectations.
TCL’s T7 QLED series are here to bully pricier TVs
TCL just unveiled its new T7 Series 4K QLED TVs, promising premium picture, 144Hz motion, Dolby Vision, Google TV, and even a 2.1 speaker boost on the top model, all with the value-focused pricing TCL is known for. Whether for sports, streaming, or gaming, the T7 looks like a strong mid-range contender.