New research suggests realistic AI-generated accents can make synthetic voices seem more human and trustworthy, giving scammers another powerful way to make fraudulent calls feel legitimate.

Apple spent years waiting to enter foldables, yet the iPhone Duo lands surprisingly close to Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold 8—with a few clever differences.

StarCraft helped define RTS games and modern esports, but Blizzard’s upcoming open-world shooter could unlock the sci-fi universe for an entirely new generation of players.

Dark Matter season 2 is already showing that making a choice doesn't necessarily mean finding an answer. Amanda and Daniela both chose the lives they wanted at the end of season 1. Now, both women are discovering what those choices actually mean.

The iPhone 18 Pro gets variable aperture, better battery life, faster charging, and A20 Pro. After last year’s redesign, I expected considerably more for $1,199.

The iPhone has more Apple Intelligence features, but Audio Intelligence, Workout Buddy, Siri AI, and contextual Watch features show a smarter approach to everyday AI.

Apple’s ceramic Watch Series 12 costs $599 for most out-of-warranty damage repairs, making it pricier to fix than even the more rugged Apple Watch Ultra 4.

Looking for the best college laptop under $1,000? Here’s what students actually need, plus why the Dell XPS 13 is the best fit for most budgets.

A world without internet maybe the answer that Charlie was looking for all along.

Apple’s new Audio Intelligence can recognize important sounds, identify music, recover missed speech, and summarize conversations. It may be the Watch’s most interesting upgrade this year.

The iPhone 18 Pro Max gains six hours of video playback, while Apple’s first foldable reaches 44 hours on its cover display. Those are upgrades I care about.

Android can now transfer passwords and passkeys directly between password managers, eliminating exposed file exports and making it much easier to switch services without starting over.

The iPhone Duo changes how iOS 27 handles apps, multitasking, StandBy, controls, cameras, and even Siri, making Apple’s software feel surprisingly different on a foldable.

Yoto’s fourth-generation Player and Mini introduce cardless favorites, smarter bedtime routines, faster hardware, and tougher designs, with prices starting at $109.99 and preorders opening September 10.

Apple Watch Ultra 4 looks remarkably similar to the Ultra 3, but major health-sensing, battery, and intelligence upgrades make the comparison more complicated than it appears.

Apple’s first foldable iPhone supports MagSafe and Qi2 wireless charging, while Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 still requires a magnetic case for proper alignment.

Apple has revived the ceramic Apple Watch with Series 12, offering pearl white and night blue finishes seven years after the material last appeared on Series 5.

Apple’s latest Watch health upgrades introduce Readiness and Health Age insights, bringing recovery guidance and longer-term wellness tracking closer to the experiences offered by Whoop and Garmin.

Apple’s upcoming Watch models could use AI to summarize your day, including conversations, without retaining audio, while the Ultra 4 reportedly gains better battery life.

Sonos 27 is rolling out with ChatGPT and Claude integration, automatic portable surrounds, and a redesigned app, as the company continues rebuilding trust after its software troubles.

A new report claims that Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max could cost $100 more than their predecessors, a smaller increase than earlier forecasts suggested.

Fubo brings live sports, local channels, and plenty of extras under one roof, but its new prices and package differences make choosing the right plan more important than ever.

Xiaomi’s SkyNomad N90 Max Explorer Edition brings a factory-integrated pop-up roof, heated sleeping area, and five-seat camper layout to China for around $44,100.

Instagram creators are facing fake copyright complaints and ransom demands, with some paying scammers to restore suspended accounts while Meta promises additional protections.

XPENG’s IRON humanoid has walked off a newly commissioned production line, with the automaker targeting mass production this year and commercial deliveries in China and overseas markets in 2027.

Learn how to factory reset Windows 11 or Windows 10, keep your files, wipe a laptop for sale, and recover a PC that won’t boot.

The Xiaomi 18 Fold pairs a small cover screen with a much larger inner display, making me rethink the compromises I’ve always accepted from compact phones.

Lenovo’s Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 is now available in the US for $999.99, combining a 4K display, 12,700mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Elite, and bundled accessories.

Huawei’s Mate XT 2 can record an ECG using electrodes in its metal frame, reviving smartphone health monitoring with capabilities beyond the older heart-rate sensors.

Geely’s updated Panda Mini Karting Edition brings a CATL battery, 130 miles of claimed range, and a giant rear wing to China for around $6,540.

Meta’s Muse agent is moving into limited testing, with early screenshots showing an AI assistant that can manage everyday tasks, track goals, and act with user approval.

IFA 2026 brought repairable laptops, tiny ANC earbuds, liquid-cooled batteries, enormous projectors, and even an AI toothbrush. These are the products that impressed us most.

Gamescom 2026 kept us running between games, hardware, and ambitious new technology. After five exhausting days in Cologne, these 12 experiences stood above the noise.

After its controversial reveal, Nvidia’s neural rendering technology is finally reaching players with granular artist controls, dramatically lower hardware requirements, and NBA 2K27 as its first real-world test

The POCO F9 Ultra pairs flagship hardware with a dedicated Bose-tuned subwoofer, and one noisy party convinced me smartphone speakers can still be genuinely interesting.

Epomaker’s GX1 packs open-back 50mm drivers, 2.4GHz wireless, dual microphones, RGB lighting, and up to 70 hours of battery life into a $50 gaming headset

Samsung’s cheaper 14-inch Galaxy Book6 trades premium hardware for Core Series 3 chips, a lighter price, long battery claims, and the same tightly connected Galaxy ecosystem

Researchers are training AI to estimate the forces cyclists put through their pedals using ordinary video, potentially bringing expensive biomechanics analysis out of specialist labs