Samsung is reportedly testing a 50MP 4x telephoto camera with a larger 1/1.9-inch sensor for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, though the final setup is still being evaluated.

Microsoft is rolling out its redesigned Windows 11 Search with the option to disable Bing, but the feature is still being activated gradually and may not appear immediately.

Roughly 3,200 Flock cameras in Texas were funded through money raised by a $1 auto insurance fee originally approved to combat vehicle crime.

Apple is testing continuous heart rate monitoring for the Apple Watch, which could give it much richer fitness and wellness data throughout the day.

Anthropic is exploring self-improving AI by letting Claude research, test, and refine training methods for a stronger Claude model, with measurable gains across several behavior problems.

Proton says 85% of the VPN apps in its US analysis contain trackers, while dozens can also access users’ physical location.

Google Health is rolling out version 5.07 with more workout metrics, improved maps, and fixes for Health Connect.

Brave’s new Email Aliases feature can limit email-based tracking while still forwarding messages to a user’s primary inbox.

A New York City nightclub has banned smart glasses as concerns over discreet recording continue to spread, following similar restrictions across the UK.

Apple is raising the price of Apple TV in the U.S. to $14.99 per month, while the annual plan is increasing to $119.

Roborock's new Qrevo 2 Pro robot vacuum can leave its wet mop pads at the dock before moving onto carpet, while its dock handles much of the maintenance afterward.

Audio-Technica’s new $99 ATH-M20xSTS gaming headset keeps things simple with M20x-derived headphones, a condenser boom mic, and wired connectivity.

New CAD renders reportedly show the Galaxy S27 Pro adopting a major camera redesign similar to the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy S26 FE with an Exynos 2500, a 4,900mAh battery, familiar cameras, and One UI 9.

Microsoft is reportedly testing new Phone Link controls that would let Android users remotely shut down, restart, or put a Windows 11 PC to sleep.

PlayStation Plus is getting Sniper Elite: Resistance, Chained Echoes, MLB The Show 26, and Wobbly Life as its September Monthly Games.

RTX Spark is getting support for major PC games such as Apex Legends, F1 25, ARC Raiders, and THE FINALS, while Nvidia also tackles anti-cheat compatibility.

Samsung is reportedly testing five Galaxy S27 Ultra prototypes, with battery capacities ranging from 5,700mAh to as much as 6,000mAh.

The new Legion Y700 Infinite fixes one of the biggest omissions on Lenovo’s gaming tablet with a 165Hz OLED display, but the battery is smaller than the one in the current Legion Tab Gen 5.

A new Harvard-developed AI app helped visually impaired users complete an outdoor route faster and make less contact with obstacles in early testing.

CD Projekt Red has confirmed a 2028 window for The Witcher 4, with The Witcher 3 returning first through the new Songs of the Past expansion next year.

An autonomous AI-guided drone has caused civilian deaths in Ukraine after selecting its own target, pushing the debate over AI weapons into far more serious territory.

A new certification confirms the Galaxy S26 FE will keep a 4,900mAh battery, even as Samsung is rumored to adopt silicon-carbon technology.

A leaked CAD model suggests the Galaxy S27 Ultra could come in two sizes next year, although the smaller model may still turn out to be the rumored Galaxy S27 Pro.

Apple’s next iMac is expected before the end of the year with an M6 chip, but buyers waiting for OLED, a larger screen, or a major redesign may have to wait much longer.

A leaked ASUS Googlebook CX9406 listing suggests even a Core Ultra 5 model with 16GB of RAM could come with a premium price.

Samsung’s next Ultra flagship may finally ditch its familiar camera rings, though the replacement looks surprisingly Apple-like.

Sony’s upcoming Xperia 10 VIII has appeared in a new leak, showing a design that looks very similar to last year’s model.

Oura is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit that accuses the company of overstating how accurately its smart rings can track sleep stages.

HP’s latest OmniBook 3 makes a compelling case against the MacBook Neo with OLED, Snapdragon X, and a much lower price.

Amazon has raised prices across several Echo, Kindle, Fire TV, and Eero devices as rising memory and storage costs continue to pressure consumer electronics.

Apple is cutting more than 200 jobs across its Vision Pro, Siri, and AI teams, with around 100 positions affected in the Vision Pro organization alone.

CMF has launched its cheapest earbuds yet with ANC, spatial audio, and long battery life, although U.S. buyers are missing out for now.

Another group has surfaced with alleged GTA 6 development files as Rockstar prepares to show the game on August 27.

Meta’s Pocket is now rolling out in the U.S., letting users vibe-code simple game ideas into playable mini-games they can share and remix.

Google is giving eligible college students a free year of AI Pro while adding a new Student Hub packed with study tools.

Gemini Live can now launch Deep Research reports by voice, work on them in the background, and let you talk through the findings when they are ready.

A security researcher found more than 9 million face photos sitting in an unsecured ClarityCheck database that required no password to access.