Samsung’s new Flex Titanium tech could make foldable creases less noticeable

Samsung just revealed Flex Titanium tech for its next foldables, promising less crease, better durability, and a slimmer screen.

Phones         July 14

Canva Code 2.0 just made vibe coding way less intimidating for everyone

Canva Code 2.0 is here, letting anyone build apps, websites, and interactive experiences using plain language, all inside the Canva editor you already know.

News         July 14

Opera’s growth shows users will switch browsers when given a choice

Opera's browser is picking up serious market share in the US and UK, proving that when people get a real choice, they are happy to ditch the default.

Phones         July 14

Pixel Watch permission error won’t go away, but there’s a weird fix

Pixel Watch owners are stuck with a Fitbit permission error that won't disappear, even after a factory reset. Thankfully, one user has found an odd workaround that actually works.

News         July 13

This website is a goldmine if you love Mac menu bar apps

MacMenuBar is a curated directory of 1,500+ Mac menu bar apps, neatly sorted into collections like clipboard managers, timers, and window managers. Here's why it's worth a bookmark.

News         July 13

Instagram and WhatsApp lead in sextortion reports, iMessage is weaponized against teenagers: Report

Australia's online safety watchdog says Instagram and WhatsApp top the sextortion complaint list, while teens are being targeted through iMessage and Snapchat.

News         July 13

AMD is quietly building a frame generation mode that beats Nvidia at its own game

AMD's latest Radeon drivers hide a Multi-Frame Generation mode that goes up to 8x, going one better than NVIDIA's 6x. Here's what it could mean for your frame rate.

News         July 13

Acer’s new Android phone lets you take better selfies with a rear display

Acer has quietly launched the Sospiro A15 with a 1.88-inch rear screen, a 64MP camera, Android 16, and a 5,000mAh battery. Here's everything the new budget phone offers

Phones         July 13

OpenAI just took the handcuffs off your ChatGPT Work and Codex usage limits, at least for now

OpenAI is temporarily removing the 5 hour usage limit for Plus, Business, and Pro users across Codex and ChatGPT Work, and making GPT 5.6 Sol more efficient so your usage goes further.

News         July 13

This app gives your Mac a music player you’ll actually enjoy using

Liqoria is a Mac music player that works with Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, and more. It gives you floating, menu bar, Dock, and Lock Screen players in a single app.

News         July 12

I randomly discovered a macOS toolkit and it single-handedly boosted my Mac workflow

Supercharge fixes the small macOS annoyances that have bugged Mac users for years. From one-click DMG installs to app shortcuts and a smarter Finder menu, here are the tweaks that changed how I use my Mac.

Features         July 12

5 reasons I keep coming back to Apple Reminders despite paying for premium task managers

Despite paying for Things 3, Todoist, and OmniFocus, I keep returning to Apple Reminders. Here are 5 reasons this free app still beats premium task managers for everyday use.

Phones         July 11

Your Google Voice calls just got an AI note-taker, and a cheaper price tag

Google Voice is bringing Gemini's AI note-taking to phone calls, plus new standalone plans that let anyone with a Gmail account run a professional phone system without Workspace subscription.

Phones         July 10

This app turns your text and voice messages into living AI characters

Tired of sending plain text and voice notes? Pixi Garden lets you send animated AI characters that walk into chats, perform, and deliver your message. It works inside Apple's Messages app, with WhatsApp and other platforms expected to follow.

Phones         July 10

Meta’s addictive Instagram and Facebook design could lead to billions in fines and a forced redesign

The European Commission says Meta failed to protect users, especially teens, from Instagram and Facebook's addictive design, and the company could face massive fines.

Phones         July 10

Instagram is letting people generate AI images of you. Here’s how to stop it.

Instagram's new Muse AI lets anyone use your photos to generate AI images and videos, and you're opted in by default. Here's how to find the setting and turn it off before someone else uses your face without asking.

Phones         July 10

Self-driving cars keep getting in the way of first responders, and Uncle Sam just ran out of patience

NHTSA's chief says driverless cars keep blocking ambulances and fire trucks, and he's giving companies a deadline to fix it.

Cars         July 9

Halide 3.1 update brings straighter photos, a warmer look, and smarter focus taps

Halide 3.1 adds perspective correction, a new Scarlet color look, raw only shooting, and smarter focus taps, just six weeks after Mark III launched.

Phones         July 8

Rollme’s new AirCam puts a camera in your headphones for under $80

Rollme's AirCam is a bone conduction headset with an 8 MP camera, real-time translation, and a price that undercuts every rival out there.

News         July 8

Android 17’s new video standard fixes one of HDR’s biggest problems

Android 17 brings a new HDR standard called Eclipsa Video that promises consistent, comfortable HDR playback across every screen.

Phones         July 8

iOS 27 finally ended my accidental voice message nightmare

iOS 27 lets you remove the record audio button from Messages entirely, so you never accidentally send an awkward voice note again. Here's how to turn it off.

Phones         July 8

Claude Cowork can now keep working even after you close your laptop

Claude Cowork now runs on web and mobile too, so your AI tasks keep going even after you close your laptop.

Phones         July 7

Apple Home AI features come with a hidden price tag

Apple's new AI-powered Home app features sound great, but they come with a catch. You'll need the 2TB iCloud+ plan to use them.

Smart Home         July 7

Apple finally lets you make Siri sound like you want

iOS 27 beta 3 finally activates Siri's pace and expressivity sliders, letting you fine-tune how the assistant sounds across Siri, Maps, and Safari.

Phones         July 6

Carely’s new wearable watches over aging parents so you don’t have to

A screenless wearable called Carely tracks vital signs and daily routines to alert families before a health issue turns into an emergency.

News         July 6

How Claude helped my 65-year-old dad finally ditch his handwritten ledgers

My dad has run his small business on handwritten ledgers for years. Here's how I used Claude to finally get him off paper and into Excel, no coding or tech skills required.

Features         July 5

3 Siri AI features that have genuinely improved my day-to-day life

From smarter Spotlight search to natural language reminders and a camera that actually understands what it sees, here are 3 Siri AI features making a real difference in daily iPhone use.

Phones         July 5

I was in love with my iPhone Air, until summer arrived

My iPhone Air was perfect until summer arrived. Now it overheats, warns me constantly, and burns through battery twice as fast.

Phones         July 5

I let Radial menu take over my Mac, and I’m never going back

I spent a week testing Radial, a Mac app that puts your shortcuts, scripts, and automations right at your cursor, and it's already changed how I use my Mac.

Features         July 4

Valve just gave away the blueprint for its coolest Steam Machine mod

Valve has open-sourced its Inkterface E-Ink faceplate for the Steam Machine, sharing 3D files, BOM, and firmware so anyone can build one.

News         July 3

Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra could finally ditch that ancient selfie camera

Samsung's Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra may swap the aging 12MP selfie camera for a sharper 16MP sensor, plus upgraded telephoto and ultra-wide lenses.

Phones         July 2

AI wants to summarize it all. TripAdvisor’s misleading reviews show AI will also ruin your travel plans

TripAdvisor's AI review summaries are calling unsafe hotels "spotless" and "friendly." Here's why you shouldn't trust that AI overview before booking.

News         July 2

I hate sharing my Mac, but a face-unlocking app finally cured my privacy paranoia

A new free and open source Mac app called FaceGate lets you lock individual apps using Face Unlock,Touch ID, or a password, all processed locally on your device.

Features         July 1

Acti just turned your smartphone keyboard into an AI assistant

Acti is a new AI keyboard for iOS and Android that lets you drop your location, live sports scores, and mini apps right inside your chats. No app switching needed.

Phones         July 1

Gemini Spark lands on the Mac, and it wants to tackle your chores while you relax

Gemini Spark lands on Mac and can now sort your files, build spreadsheets, and even run tasks while you're away from your desk.

News         June 30

Kobo answers Kindle’s Goodreads perk with automatic StoryGraph syncing

Kobo has switched on its StoryGraph integration, so your reading progress now syncs over automatically. No more manual updates.

Tablets         June 30

The Clicks Communicator just showed off its software, and it actually looks promising

Clicks finally showed off the working Communicator software, and for anyone who misses physical keyboards, this first look is full of clever touches worth getting excited about.

Phones         June 30

Leaked cases give us the clearest look yet at Samsung’s upcoming foldables

Leaked cases give us the best look yet at cases for the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Wide, and Z Flip 8 ahead of Samsung's July Unpacked event.

Phones         June 30