Samsung quietly showed a tri-fold phone in Gyeongju, hands off and spec free. Visual checks reveal an inward folding layout, two hinge curves, an extra cover display, and a thin profile open and closed.

Meta’s v19.2 firmware quietly adds selectable video stabilization to Ray-Ban Meta Gen 1, making old glasses feel new again. Auto is strong out of the box, and you can dial in low, medium, or high.

AMD walked back confusion around "maintenance mode" and confirmed RX 5000 and RX 6000 cards still get day-one game support. Two driver branches stay, but launch-day profiles, stability updates, and security fixes continue.

Chrome can now autofill passports, driver’s licenses, and vehicle details, but only with your say-so. The update is encrypted, opt in, and global on desktop, with a confirmation prompt before anything fills.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold just cleared Bluetooth SIG and listed region specific models. The US joins China and Korea for the first wave, while a tiny international path is likely. A wider rollout looks set for 2026.

Early access for Gemini for Home is rolling out to US users, and it works on every Google speaker and display since 2016. Expect more natural voice control now, with broader locales planned in early 2026.

Microsoft is expanding Windows 11’s full screen experience for handhelds, starting with ASUS ROG Ally models and rolling to MSI Claw. Paired with the Xbox app, it brings a cleaner, console-style launcher to portable PCs.

Google’s Holiday 100 distills a billion daily shopping searches into gift ideas that are actually trending. Projectors surge, wellness gets a lift, and practical picks rise too, so you can shop faster with fewer misses.

Apple’s Nov. 12 retail reset and tighter stock hint at two small refreshes still possible before 2025 ends, Apple TV and HomePod mini, positioned to preview a smarter Siri and Apple’s next wave of home features.

Galaxy S26 leaks outline a larger Ultra with a 6.9-inch M14 OLED, an AI Privacy Screen, and refreshed cameras. The S26 and S26+ keep QHD displays, while chips split by region and a slimmer model remains uncertain.

Apple is reportedly simplifying the iPhone 18 camera button to a pressure-only design, then moving to localized haptics by iPhone 20. You keep the same gestures now, with a bigger feel shift coming later.

Apple is gearing up to put a digital US passport in Wallet for TSA identity checks during domestic travel. It is REAL ID compliant, not a border document, and will arrive later this year with a phased rollout.

Samsung’s Z Fold 8 is shaping up as a refinement year with a larger battery, a flatter-looking display, and the S Pen’s return. Upgrades that matter in daily use.

X is shifting logins to x.com and says it will phase out twitter.com. If you use a YubiKey or passkey, re-enroll by November 10 or your account access gets paused.

Windows 11’s new Copy & Search cuts a step from everyday lookups. Copy text, tap a paste gleam in the taskbar search box, and your query appears instantly.

Samsung is expected to show off its multi-folding phone this week, but its release could be more limited than first thought.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas is live on Mac with a careful core, a cautious agent, and a public fix list. The polish arrives next, with tab groups, a model picker, and faster replies on deck.

A trusted Weibo tipster says Samsung’s Galaxy S26 launch is postponed without a new date. It’s likely a brief delay, which could help you decide whether to buy an S25 now or wait for the reveal.

Google Photos is testing an AI feature that puts your face into classic meme templates. It’s not live yet, but watch for rollouts.

A new OnePlus leak points to a flat 165Hz, 1.5K display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, and a super-sized battery.

Your Pixel 10 is set to get GPU driver updates, but Google isn’t promising the big PowerVR jump. Here’s what changed, what’s missing, and why December’s Pixel Drop is the window to watch.

Google’s latest Android Canary build hints at a smarter Always-on Display for Pixel, with code for an inactivity cutoff that turns the screen off when you’re idle, cutting background drain.

Apple’s foldable roadmap is coming into focus, with a book-style iPhone targeted for 2026 and a clamshell in 2028.

OnePlus China President Li Jie Louis says the OnePlus 15 will debut OPPO’s LUMO imaging and chase the brand’s best photos yet, while a trusted leak pegs the 16GB/512GB model at £949.

Samsung used its Galaxy XR reveal to confirm AI glasses are on the roadmap, tied to Android XR and Gemini. Fashion partners hint at frames you’ll actually wear, not another lab demo.

Hardware Unboxed’s retest flips a small launch edge into a double-digit lead. At the same $549, RX 9070 runs about 13 percent faster than RTX 5070 at 1440p, even with Quality upscaling enabled.

DXOMARK crowns the iPhone 17 Pro’s front camera, and the reason shows up in your selfies. A square 18MP sensor and smarter framing make faces look better with less effort.

Meta is pulling Messenger’s desktop apps. Windows shuts down on December 14, macOS gets a 60-day window.

A new leak points to PS6 manufacturing in early 2027 and a late-year launch. That compresses the PS5 Pro’s window, and raises the question of what a generational jump will look like for consoles.

A Korean report says Samsung plans to run its Exynos 2600 across the Galaxy S26 lineup, even Ultra. Bold AI and GPU claims are on the table, but there is still no official confirmation.

X is opening a Handle Marketplace that lets paying users claim inactive usernames, with free priority picks and rare names priced. You keep the handle while you keep the subscription.

OnePlus just confirmed a 7,300mAh battery for the OnePlus 15, plus 120W wired and 50W wireless charging.

Apple’s iPhone Fold may slip to 2027 as fresh reports firm up screen sizes and panel tech.

Windows 11’s October update brings quick AI image fixes in File Explorer, a cleaner multi-board Widgets experience, stronger Narrator tools, and Gaming Copilot in Game Bar, with more improvements testing now in Microsoft’s Insider builds.