Samsung has added Google’s Nano Banana image-editing model to the Now Brief feature on Galaxy phones, allowing your device to automatically turn selected selfies into AI-generated art. The tool uses Google’s Gemini tech to create quick, stylized edits you can save or share.

Apple’s updated roadmap reveals the iPhone Air 2 is still on track for 2027, with major efficiency upgrades planned and an important role in Apple’s foldable future.

Google is reportedly developing a new feature, internally known as “Gesture Exchange” or “Contact Exchange,” that allows Android users to share contact details by tapping their phones together, much like NameDrop on iOS.

Multiple reports indicate Apple is actively preparing for Tim Cook to step down as CEO as early as next year, kicking off what could be the most significant leadership transition in the company’s history.

Google is reportedly preparing the next major Android release, Android 17, to bring mobile gaming closer to console-style experience. Leaks and reports hint at improved native controller support, built-in button remapping, and low-latency gameplay features.

Upstream DRAM and NAND scarcity, fueled by AI and data-center demand, is forcing mobile manufacturers to postpone purchases.

Metalenz and UMC’s Polar ID mass-production deal marks the dawn of next-gen, ultra-thin, polarization-based face biometrics aimed at billions of devices, promising faster, slimmer security.

OnePlus 15 is a performance powerhouse, but the more rewarding part is the OxygenOS 16 software experience that is loaded with a bunch of nifty features you will love.

Amazon Music is adding a new “Share to TikTok” feature that lets you post songs, playlists, and listening stats directly into TikTok. The update makes it easier to show what you’re listening to and turn your music moments into shareable content.

WhatsApp is preparing a new interoperability feature that will let users in Europe message people on supported third-party apps directly from WhatsApp. The update isn’t live yet, but Meta says it’s coming soon as part of its DMA-driven compliance.

Gemini has been deeply integrated across Google's ecosystem of software products, and it's hungry for your data. You must only keep it enabled where's it's absolutely necessary and close the doors for the everything else.

Apple is tightening its App Store rules to curb the flood of look-alike apps that copy icons, names, and branding from popular titles. The update targets shady clones directly, aiming to make the store cleaner and safer for everyday iPhone users.

Google is testing a new Contacts Picker in Android 17 that stops apps from automatically pulling your entire address book. Instead of handing everything over, you’ll be able to choose exactly which contacts to share and only the specific details an app actually needs.

Google is finally rolling out call recording support to more Pixel models with the latest Phone app update.

Starting in 2026, Apple TV subscribers will be able to stream every Major League Soccer match without paying extra.

The OnePlus 15 serves a performance-first package with controversial camera hardware cuts. The result is a device that punches well above its weight, but leaves a few weak areas that could use some work.

Cash App is rolling out Moneybot, a new AI assistant that helps you understand your spending, income, and savings in real time. You can ask questions about your finances and get tailored suggestions. The update also includes new banking benefits and expanded crypto features across the app.

Spotify is rolling out a new Shuffle update designed to stop your playlists from looping the same songs. The new “Fewer Repeats” mode takes your recent listening into account to bring more variety to every session. Both Free and Premium users get more control, and Premium listeners can switch back anytime.

Google Messages is testing a new feature in RCS group chats that lets you tag specific users and ensure they see your message.

OnePlus has delayed the U.S. launch of the OnePlus 15 due to postponed FCC certifications during the government shutdown.

A new leak from Evan Blass reveals Samsung’s upcoming tri-fold phone, will be called the "Galaxy Z TriFold," complete with a 6.5-inch cover screen, 10-inch inner display, 200MP camera, and a 5437mAh battery. The slim three-panel design positions it as Samsung’s most ambitious foldable yet.

Apple's iPhone Air and iPhone 16e were supposed to make the iPhone lineup more affordable. A leaker now claims both are struggling to sell, while demand surges for the regular iPhone 17 models instead.

The popular short video platform of yesteryear, Vine, just made a comeback in a new avatar with a ton of memorable classics.

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Spotify is testing a new feature called Recaps, offering short audio summaries that help you jump back into an audiobook without rewinding. Available in beta on iOS for select English titles, Recaps update as you listen and cover only what you have already heard, avoiding any spoilers.

Spotify is finally rolling out music videos in the U.S. and Canada, marking its shift beyond audio streaming and opening new opportunities for creators and users.

Google has launched a new Images tab in its app, letting users discover, save, and organize visuals tailored to their interests, bridging search with personal inspiration.

Valve brings Android and VR apps to SteamOS, marking a major step toward cross-platform gaming with its new Arm-powered Steam Frame headset.

Google is working on a new advanced flow that will let Android power users install apps from unverified developers while ensuring they understand the risks involved.

Samsung is ramping up foldable phone volume and form-factor improvements to defend its leadership as competition and market dynamics intensify.

Apple introduces Digital ID (beta) in Wallet, allowing U.S. users to store and use passport-based IDs on iPhone and Apple Watch.

The iPhone 18 Pro Max could be Apple’s heaviest phone ever, weighing more than the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Apple Invites just received a handy new feature that makes it easier to know how many guests will attend your event.

Sony has launched a more affordable PS5 on occasion of the console's fifth anniversary, but it's only available in Japan.