OnePlus' next budget-friendly performance phone could debut with a massive 8,000mAh battery, offering far longer life than most flagships in its class.

iOS 27 is shaping up to be a refinement-first update, focusing on speed, stability, and deep system cleanup while bringing subtle AI upgrades to your iPhone.

The findings raise urgent questions about how AI interactions shape real-world mental health, digital behavior, and emotional well-being.

Qualcomm says all phones with its Snapdragon chip will soon support Android’s Quick Share feature that links directly to Apple’s AirDrop system, making cross-platform file sharing easier than ever.

Google Chrome on Android has added the ability to pin tabs, letting you keep key pages locked in place while you browse the rest. It’s a small upgrade with big convenience.

WhatsApp is testing a new feature that lets group chat members add custom tags next to their names, helping identify roles and responsibilities at a glance. The label appears in message bubbles and member lists, bringing clarity and structure in conversations.

Code found in Android 17 hints at a built-in “Universal Clipboard” feature that syncs clipboard content across your Android phone and PC. It's a long-requested tool that mirrors features iPhone users have had for years.

Nothing has begun rolling out its Android 16-based update (Nothing OS 4.0) starting with the Phone 3, bringing new features like live updates via the Glyph interface, dual-window multitasking and new AI-powered widgets.

Apple’s upcoming budget iPhone is expected to include flagship-level front camera tech, making a higher-end selfie experience accessible at lower cost.

Perplexity’s Comet browser lands on Android with AI-powered search, voice queries, tab summaries and ad blocking, signalling a new chapter in mobile browsing.

Google Phone app will allow users to specify call reasons and override Do Not Disturb for urgent tags.

After leaning into fashion with the iPhone Pocket, Apple is now shifting to function with style, launching a Hikawa Phone Grip and Stand designed to improve comfort, stability, and hands-free use with its soft-touch silicone and bold color finish.

WhatsApp is bringing back its original “About” feature in a refreshed, more visible way. You can now share quick, time-limited updates inside chats, control who sees them, and give contacts instant context about what you’re up to, without posting a full Status.

Google Meet is changing how recurring links work to keep your meetings more secure. When you update a series, the platform now automatically creates a new link, stopping old invites and unexpected guests from sneaking into future calls.

Google Maps just introduced new features to make your trips easier, including Gemini-based insider tips, a refreshed Explore tab, EV charger predictions, and a nickname option for reviews. Together, they simplify planning, navigation, and exploring during busy travel periods.

Starting the Pixel 10 series smartphones, Android devices will finally be able to wirelessly share files with iPhones using the Quick Share-AirDrop bridge.

The Ceptics universal travel adapter with 45W PD and QC 3.0, dual USB-C, three USB-A ports, and worldwide plug support is now $18.39, down from a typical $22.99.

DJI’s Osmo Action 6 debuts with a new square CMOS sensor, variable aperture, enhanced stabilization, and improved macro capabilities.

After years of waiting, WhatsApp is testing built-in multi-account support on iPhone, letting users switch between two numbers with separate chat histories, backups and notifications, all inside the same app.

TikTok is rolling out a new Time and Well-being hub that gives you badges for healthier habits, including cutting down doomscrolling and sticking to better sleep routines. The update adds calming tools, screen-time missions and built-in prompts designed to help you reset.

TikTok is rolling out new controls that let you decide how much AI-generated content appears in your feed. The update adds clearer labels, stronger detection and invisible watermarks, giving users more transparency and control as AI slop floods social platforms.

Parents are increasingly spending on screen-time coaches, monitoring apps, and even $8,000 tech-detox camps as kids’ screen habits spiral out of control. With most parents struggling to enforce limits, many feel digital detox can reset their child’s relationship with technology.

Apple is adding a new AirDrop code feature in iOS 26.2, giving you a safer way to share files with people who aren’t in your contacts. Instead of switching AirDrop to “Everyone,” you can generate a temporary code that limits access and protects your privacy.

Apple’s iPhone 17 is hiding a big upgrade in its new N1 Wi-Fi chip. Fresh Speedtest data shows it lifting the worst connections by more than 60 percent, making bad home networks feel a lot less painful.

Meta is introducing a new Content Protection tool on Facebook that alerts creators when their videos are copied and lets them block or claim those reposts. The update aims to reduce unoriginal content and give creators more control over what happens to their work.

OnePlus has started teasing the OnePlus 15R across several regions, hinting at an imminent launch.

Google’s new WeatherNext 2 AI model boosts the accuracy and speed of weather forecasts across Search, Gemini, and Pixel Weather, with enterprise access via Google Cloud.

Google Calendar now lets you block time for tasks directly from Google Tasks, marking you as busy and improving day planning for all Workspace and personal users.

A new leak hints that the Galaxy S26 Ultra may feature a brighter f/1.4 aperture for its 200MP camera, promising major gains in low-light and detail performance.

Apple is testing a major shift on iPhones in Japan, letting users assign a third-party assistant to the Side Button in iOS 26.2. Here’s what’s changing and why.

Google is adding new AI-powered planning tools to Search, including Canvas itineraries, global flight-deal suggestions, and booking for restaurants. With these updates, you can plan trips, compare options, and start bookings directly inside Search instead of juggling multiple travel sites.

Apple is reportedly testing a new kind of official iPhone case that doesn’t just protect—it interacts. According to a tip via MacRumors, the company is working on a “touch-sensitive layer” built into protective cases for upcoming Pro models.

Apple may push its next major Apple Watch redesign to 2028 or later, with leaks suggesting the 2026 models will retain the current look.

Samsung has reportedly started testing firmware for the unlocked Galaxy Z TriFold in the US, hinting that its first tri-fold phone might be edging toward shelves, even if the launch date and markets are not confirmed.