The 2025 Google Photos Recap arrives with playful stats, including how many selfies you took this year. Powered by Gemini for personalized highlights, it also lets you edit your recap in CapCut, making your memory reel more customizable than ever.

The Galaxy Z TriFold is a lovely engineering showcase, but the software and hardware innovations it brings to the table offer a peek into the future of foldable phones, computing devices, and Android, in general.

Hidden code in ChatGPT’s iOS app hints that a Health-app connector is incoming, giving AI-powered chat a full view of your activity, sleep, and fitness stats.

Wrapped Party transforms your yearly Spotify stats into a multiplayer event. Friends can join a shared room, view each other’s top artists and minutes streamed, and even unlock special group-only cards that highlight who dominated the year in different listening categories.

Google is experimenting with replacing real news headlines in Discover with AI-generated rewrites. While the company calls it a “small test,” early examples show misleading, click-hungry phrasing that could change how you consume news

YouTube has launched its yearly Recap, turning your 2025 watch history into a shareable breakdown of your habits. The feature analyzes everything you viewed, even assigns a “viewer personality,” giving you a fun, shareable snapshot of how you used YouTube this year.

With updates for AI features, Bixby, Samsung Health, weather reporting, battery and more, One UI 8.5 looks to be a bumper upgrade.

The new Exynos 2600 is nearing release, but exactly which S26 series phones it'll feature in remains to be seen.

Android phones are getting major upgrades: emotion-aware captions, scam-checking AI, urgent call labels, safer group chats, and improved browsing tools, enhancing daily communication and security.

Samsung has reportedly put the next Edge-series slim phone on cold ice, but the company should have given it another chance to shine.

The Galaxy S26 leak hints at a bigger battery, more storage, and a faster chipset—while staying nearly the same size as the S25. Here’s what’s new.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Trifold is the first phone to run DeX directly on its 10-inch screen, giving users a true desktop-style setup without needing an external monitor. It’s designed to multitask like a PC and fold into a pocketable device.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Trifold brings a double-hinge setup, a shock-absorbing main display, and a slim inward-folding design that feels more practical than earlier foldables. It opens into a 10-inch workspace yet stays sturdy thanks to titanium-reinforced rails and a tougher composite back panel.

A return to substance over style would be extremely welcome at this point.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold debuts with a massive screen, bigger battery, and a dual-hinge design, but U.S. customers may wait longer for its official release.

The OnePlus 15 isn't a perfect phone, but it pushes the envelope in ways that mainstream plays often skip. Apple must pay attention to its strengths if it seeks to supercharge the iPhone 18 lineup.

Pixel 10 owners report that the latest Quick Share update is unexpectedly cutting their Wi-Fi connection the moment the sharing menu opens.

Google is adding 6GHz and 2.4+6GHz hotspot modes to Android, giving users faster tethering while keeping older devices connected.

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A new teardown shows the viral Haribo power bank is poorly engineered and it may actually pose a fire risk. Misaligned battery layers and weak internal construction raise serious safety concerns for anyone relying on it during travel or daily use.

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra may finally get faster wireless charging with a new “Super fast wireless charging” mode and possible Qi2.2 support, closing the gap with rivals.

Nothing OS 4.0 brings Android 16 to the Phone (3a) lineup with a refreshed design, smoother performance, new AI tools, camera upgrades, and deeper customization options.