The Vivo X300 Ultra leak reveals a 6.8-inch 2K flat OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, and a triple-camera setup including two 200 MP sensors.

Facebook Dating quietly grows into one of the largest dating platforms.

AI using single-lead smartwatch ECG flagged structural heart conditions with 86% sensitivity and 99% exclusion.

AI tools are generating legal filings with fake citations, forcing judges to issue fines and prompting calls for stronger oversight of AI use in professional settings.

A newly leaked One UI 8.5 firmware showcases a working version of Samsung’s upcoming Priority Notifications.

Hackers are placing sponsored search ads for Microsoft Teams that lead to malicious clones of the installer, infecting users’ machines with ransomware like Rhysida’s OysterLoader.

A Carnegie Mellon study reveals that LLMs designed for deeper reasoning exhibit lower levels of cooperation and team-oriented behavior.

Meta has expanded its Mixed Reality Link feature for Windows 11 to all Meta Quest 3 and 3S headsets, enabling virtual desktops and multi-monitor setups inside VR.

Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works, in partnership with NASA, has successfully completed the first flight of the X-59, a revolutionary quiet-supersonic aircraft designed to pave the way for faster commercial air travel.

Google’s Android XR platform gains boost through alliance with Magic Leap for AR eyewear.

Senators Hawley and Blumenthal introduce the GUARD Act, calling for strict age verification and criminal penalties for unsafe AI systems.

MediaTek has unveiled its Kompanio 540 chipset for Chromebooks, delivering 35% longer battery life and silent, fanless performance.

A global outage in Microsoft’s Azure cloud services disrupted major airlines, telecoms, and businesses worldwide.

Apple’s iOS 26.1 RC introduces Liquid Glass customization, a new lock screen camera toggle, expanded Apple Intelligence language support, and usability updates.

Google is working on a new Quick Share update for Android that will require sender-side confirmation when Advanced Protection Mode is enabled.

Apple’s foldable iPhone may face a delay to 2027 as Samsung continues to refine its foldable lineup.

Nothing has confirmed the global launch of its Phone 3a Lite on October 29.

After years of quiet, Fitbit is staging a comeback in 2026 with new AI-powered devices and its Personal Health Coach app, marking Google’s renewed focus on fitness-first wearables.

Northridge Fix warns gamers against buying NVIDIA’s RTX 5090 Founders Edition, revealing its fragile internal connector makes repairs impossible — turning the $2,000 flagship GPU into a one-time-use luxury item.

Apple is preparing to roll out paid ads within its Maps app by 2026, allowing businesses to promote listings — a move that may boost revenue but frustrate premium iPhone users.

Apple is developing a vapor chamber cooling system for the next iPad Pro, working on ad integration in Apple Maps, and facing major delays in its ambitious foldable iPad project.

Apple is reportedly planning to give every iPhone 18 model 12GB of RAM, unifying performance across its lineup as it gears up for next-gen AI features and on-device processing.

Nothing’s Android 16-based Nothing OS 4.0 beta introduces “Lock Glimpse,” a feature that blends wallpapers with “content” on the lock screen — but users fear it’s really just ads in disguise.

Apple is reportedly developing full 5G satellite internet support for the iPhone 18 series, potentially allowing users to access high-speed internet directly from satellites - no cell towers or Starlink dishes needed.

Microsoft is pushing its Xbox division to hit 30% profit margins, sparking cancellations, layoffs, and rising prices. The shift prioritizes financial performance over creative risks as Xbox redefines its future.

Nissan’s new Ao-Solar Extender system powers its best-selling Sakura EV using solar panels, generating up to 3,000 km of annual driving range while reducing reliance on traditional charging stations.

OpenAI has acquired Software Applications, Inc., creators of Sky, an unreleased AI assistant for Mac that sees your screen and helps automate tasks, signaling OpenAI’s deeper move into everyday computing.

A University of Bremen study has uncovered that many popular health and fitness apps transmit user data before consent, using manipulative design tricks and vague privacy policies that undermine true transparency.

Tinder is expanding its Face Check verification feature across the U.S., requiring users to record short video selfies to prove their identity and fight impersonation, scams, and fake profiles.

Microsoft is reimagining the future of gaming with its next-generation Xbox — a high-end, PC-like console built for performance, flexibility, and cloud connectivity. But with premium power comes a premium price.

A new retinal implant has helped blind patients read again. The 2mm PRIMA chip, developed by Science Corporation, converts camera footage into visual signals, restoring central vision for people with advanced macular degeneration.

Apple’s new iOS 26.1 update adds a Liquid Glass toggle, letting users choose between a clear, transparent design or a bold, high-contrast look, improving customization and accessibility across devices.

Oura’s next big update adds cumulative stress tracking and blood pressure estimation, transforming its smart ring into a proactive health companion that detects hidden risks long before they become serious issues.

Samsung is revamping its One UI 8.5 lock screen with a dynamic album art transition, transforming how users experience music. The update also hints at AI-powered call screening features.