Your next Galaxy Z Fold could get a 20% shallower crease

Samsung Display’s CES 2026 demo hints the Galaxy Z Fold 8 crease could be about 20% shallower. Material changes may reduce glare, but cost and a late Q1 decision could decide whether it ships.

Paulo Vargas     January 13

Your Galaxy A07 might outlast pricier phones on updates

Samsung says the Galaxy A07 will get six OS updates and six years of security support, a rare promise for an entry phone. If you keep devices for years, that’s the spec that counts.

Paulo Vargas     January 13

Your first NVIDIA N1X laptop could come from Dell

A Dell-tested NVIDIA N1X laptop just resurfaced in a recent test record. It’s a solid hint Nvidia’s laptop processor plans are active, but Windows drivers and launch timing remain big questions.

Paulo Vargas     January 13

You might get an OpenAI ear wearable, and it’s not just earbuds

Smart Pikachu claims OpenAI is working on an OpenAI ear wearable called Sweetpea, with a behind-the-ear design and detachable parts. A schematic-style image hints it may mix listening with sensing.

Paulo Vargas     January 13

Your next retro mini PC can look like a classic PlayStation

Acemagic’s latest retro mini PC borrows from Dreamcast and PS1 design, then pairs it with AMD’s Gorgon Point platform. It looks ready for a TV stand, but price and timing are still unknown.

Paulo Vargas     January 13

Anthropic’s Cowork turns Claude into your hands-on digital teammate

Anthropic's latest tool lets Claude access local files to handle mundane tasks on your behalf.

Pranob Mehrotra     January 13

Google Removes AI Health Summaries After Risky Medical Errors Exposed

Following safety concerns, Google has pulled certain AI-generated health overviews and is reviewing how its search AI handles sensitive medical topics.

Moinak Pal     January 12

Apple bet its AI future on Gemini. Here’s how it can reimagine the iPhone for you

Google's Gemini, in a pristine state, will power Siri and the broad Apple Intelligence stack. The foundations are ready, but the execution could be better than expected.

Nadeem Sarwar     January 12

SpaceX’s Crew-11 appear in video as they prepare to return home early

NASA has cut the mission short due to a medical concern with one of the astronauts.

Trevor Mogg     January 12

The AI arms race in online reviews: How businesses are battling fake content

Fake reviews are surging as AI lowers the cost of manipulation. Learn how platforms and businesses are fighting an AI-driven trust crisis.

Chris Gallagher     January 12

The most important IT hire for CIOs in 2026 may not be human

The next governance challenge that chief information officers (CIOs) can’t ignore in 2026 is the acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI) agent sprawl. The possibility of the uncontrolled expansion of AI agents across an organization is reminiscent of the shadow IT issues that arose in the 2010s when departments disregarded corporate IT and implemented tools they […]

Chris Gallagher     January 12

The expanding role of KEENON automation in outdoor homecare

Over the course of the past few years, technology has continued to evolve at an unprecedented, exponential rate. Now, more so than ever before, new applications are being found for these advances, with one of the growing trends of robotics being their use in everyday home care. From vacuums to mops and now lawn mowers, […]

Chris Gallagher     January 12

This $1,600 discount makes a 98-inch QLED TV much easier to justify

Save $1,600 on the TCL 98-inch Q6-Series 4K UHD QLED Smart Google TV, now $1,399.99 (compared value $2,999.99). A massive big-screen upgrade with QLED color and Google TV built in.

Omair Khaliq Sultan     January 12

Why building a gaming PC in 2026 makes no sense

Skip the DIY tax. We found the best prebuilt gaming PCs to buy right now, with massive savings on RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, and Ryzen 9000 systems from Best Buy.

Omair Khaliq Sultan     January 12

Don’t hold your breath for another compact phone from OnePlus anytime soon

OnePlus may cancel the global launch of its next compact flagship, the OnePlus 15T, as leaks suggest the 15s could remain China-exclusive amid rising costs and shifting priorities.

Shikhar Mehrotra     January 12

Microsoft is killing one of Edge’s best features

Microsoft is preparing to retire Edge Collections, the feature many users relied on to organize webpages, notes, and research. With warnings now live in Edge, fans of the tool may need to export their data soon.

Manisha Priyadarshini     January 12

OnePlus may have cancelled a successor to its best foldable phone in a while

OnePlus has reportedly canceled the OnePlus Open 2, a next-gen foldable with flagship specs, amid rising costs and a looming memory shortage reshaping the smartphone market.

Shikhar Mehrotra     January 12

You can now pre-order Anker’s Solix E10 smart hybrid home backup system

Anker has opened pre-orders for its latest smart hybrid home backup system, the Solix E10.

Pranob Mehrotra     January 12

Apple has confirmed that Siri’s big AI reboot will be powered by Google’s Gemini

Apple has confirmed that Google’s Gemini will power the next generation of Siri, marking a major shift as the company leans on a longtime rival to finally give its voice assistant a long-overdue AI upgrade.

Manisha Priyadarshini     January 12

The best shows on Netflix (January 2026)

The best shows on Netflix include Stranger Things, Run Away, Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, Peaky Blinders, and Breaking Bad.

Dan Girolamo     January 12

Start your 2026 creative journey with a free month of Skillshare

Get 1 Free Month of Skillshare. Access thousands of creative classes from design to entrepreneurship. Offer valid until Jan 31, 2026.

Omair Khaliq Sultan     January 12

Micron says the memory shortage crisis is here to stay

Micron warns the global memory shortage won't meaningfully ease before 2028, as AI data centers consume more DRAM and force PC and smartphone makers to cut back on memory options.

Shikhar Mehrotra     January 12

Anthropic’s Claude will soon help you make sense of your Apple Watch health data

Anthropic's new Claude for Healthcare will help you understand health and fitness metrics from wearables like the Apple Watch.

Pranob Mehrotra     January 12

What’s new on Netflix and what’s leaving in January 2026

New movies and TV shows on Netflix in January include Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, The Rip, Bridgerton season 4, Despicable Me, and Monty Python's The Meaning of Life.

Dan Girolamo     January 12

Sad about Stranger Things coming to an end? Samsung’s new theme and wallpapers might turn your frown Upside Down

Samsung is celebrating the finale of Stranger Things with a new theme and wallpapers for Galaxy devices.

Pranob Mehrotra     January 12

Snapdragon X2 Plus laptops are coming, here’s what benchmarks predict

Snapdragon X2 Plus benchmarks hint that Qualcomm’s next Windows laptop chip still trails Apple’s M4 in most CPU and GPU tests. If you’re shopping soon, wait for reviews of real retail laptops.

Paulo Vargas     January 12

New UK under-5 screen time guidance targets passive time, what it changes for you

The UK will publish its first under-5 screen time guidance in April. It targets passive viewing after research linked very high daily use in two-year-olds with weaker vocabulary and other concerns.

Paulo Vargas     January 12

Fresh Galaxy S27 Ultra leak reveals potential camera upgrades coming your way

A new leak has revealed the potential camera improvements Samsung could offer on next year's Galaxy S27 Ultra.

Pranob Mehrotra     January 12

Your Android and iPhone updates could face new India security checks

India phone security rules could add a notification step before major updates and security patches ship. Companies warn that extra process can slow urgent fixes, while India continues consultations on a broader security overhaul.

Paulo Vargas     January 12

Gemini now lets you shop Walmart and Sam’s Club products without leaving the chat

Walmart has partered with Google to let users browse and purchase products within Gemini.

Pranob Mehrotra     January 12

If you use Android, Windows 11’s Resume feature might get useful

Windows 11’s Resume feature may finally matter for Android users. Microsoft is outlining broader support for third party apps, which could make it easier to continue tasks on your PC with fewer dead ends.

Paulo Vargas     January 12

Microsoft Lens is riding into the sunset, if you even remember using it

Microsoft Lens is shutting down on iOS and Android with two deadlines. It leaves app stores February 9, 2026, and stops making new scans March 9, 2026. Here’s how to prepare.

Paulo Vargas     January 12

Meta Smart Glasses Could Make Conversations Easier in Noisy Places

Conversation Focus is now available in Early Access on Meta smart glasses, using directional audio to improve speech clarity without amplifying surrounding noise.

Moinak Pal     January 12

Instagram says it fixed the issue behind shady password reset emails

Numerous Instagram users received suspicious password reset emails amid reports of a massive data scrape. The social media company says it has resolved the issue but denies a data breach.

Nadeem Sarwar     January 11