Samsung is finally answering a long-standing request from its users: Google Cast support is coming not just to its new TVs but also to some older models. This much-requested feature will be extended to select […]
Shimul Sood
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If you’ve ever opened a webpage and wondered why it takes a second too long to settle, especially when it’s packed with videos and media, this upcoming change might finally fix that. For years, Chromium-based […]
Just weeks after launch, Apple has quietly done something it rarely does this quickly: it’s cut the price of its brand-new Studio Display XDR. And not by a token amount either. We’re looking at a […]
For years, location permissions have been a bit of a mess on Android. You open an app, it asks for your location, and you’re suddenly making a decision: While using the app? Always? Precise? Approximate? […]
Every day in tech seems to outdo the last. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, something shifts the conversation completely. I stumbled across news about Garmin teaming up with Natural Cycles, and I […]
For years, updating your iPhone meant committing to a new software design and features, whether you liked it or not. There was no option to stay on an older version and still get security fixes. […]
Slack is more than just a chat app. It is a cloud-based workspace designed to bring your entire team into one place. Instead of juggling endless emails, switching between multiple project tools, or chasing people […]
The iPhone 17 Pro series brought a noticeable design shift, and it looks like Apple isn’t done with that direction just yet. The same design language is expected to carry over to the iPhone 18 […]
Ordering food is rarely a straight line. You start craving pasta, get distracted by burgers, suddenly remember you wanted something light, and somehow still end up ordering the same thing you usually do. It’s chaotic, […]
I get it, your Gmail username from 10 years ago probably seemed fine at the time. Back then, everything about the internet was different, and picking a quirky, silly, or random email ID didn’t seem […]
If you thought unlocking your devices couldn’t get any more personal, well…your skull would like a word. It all started with passwords, then PINs, then fingerprints, and finally face ID. Now, researchers are peering inside […]
The Shortcuts app on iPhones has never really felt easy to use, and that might be putting it mildly. For something so powerful, it often feels clunky and outdated, almost like it hasn’t kept up […]
Amazon is clearly done watching from the sidelines. With its latest deal with Delta Air Lines, the company is bringing its Leo satellite network into the skies, and yes, this puts it in direct competition […]
Keeping an eye on your blood pressure usually means relying on dedicated medical devices, something many people already have at home. It’s not exactly the most convenient process. Samsung, however, is trying to change that […]
We’ve seen 120Hz, 144Hz, 165Hz, and now a whopping 185Hz refresh rate on smartphones. The iQOO 16 is rumored to jump from 144Hz on the iQOO 15 straight to 185Hz. With a crisp 2K OLED […]
Google’s Pixel 11 series is just five months away, and the leaks are already rolling in. The first CAD renders made me do a double-take because at first glance, it feels like nothing has changed. […]
I’ve been a loyal CarPlay user for years, so this update feels long overdue. WhatsApp is finally working on a proper app for CarPlay, and it’s about time. Until now, all I could do was […]
Kids on social media are already a tricky situation. There’s just too much that can go wrong, and no parent wants to deal with that fallout. What makes things messier is this growing trend of […]
Every social media app seems to be developing a taste for subscriptions, and honestly, it’s getting a little out of hand. The latest example comes from Meta, which is now reportedly nudging users toward something […]
There’s something oddly brilliant about outsourcing your curiosity to an AI that doesn’t get tired or awkward. After all, if an AI agent can call thousands of pubs and build a Guinness price index, why […]
Starting August 2026, Google is tightening the screws on sideloading. If you want to install apps from unverified sources, you will have to go through a new “advanced flow” that feels like a full security […]
YouTube is in a slightly tricky position right now. On one hand, it’s encouraging creators to use AI tools to make content faster and more easily than ever. On the other hand, it’s also saying […]
Isn’t it frustrating when you ask an AI chatbot something, and halfway through, it just goes off track? You might be discussing a simple technical fix, and suddenly it throws in random suggestions — things […]
When Apple introduced Siri back in 2011, the world freaked out. A personal assistant on a phone with conversational chops elicited an audible gasp from the audience, and plenty of fear. “That it’s a sinister, […]
In typical Motorola fashion, the Razr series has leaked once again, and this time we’re getting our first proper look at the Razr 70 Ultra. The renders come courtesy of XpertPick, in collaboration with Steve […]
You know that moment when AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude suddenly lose the plot mid-conversation and start hallucinating like they’re absolutely sure they’re right? Yeah…it’s equal parts funny and painfully annoying. My usual […]
It’s raining updates today within the Apple ecosystem, ahead of the big yearly upgrades that will be introduced at WWDC 2026 in June. Aside from iOS 26.4 and macOS 26.4, Apple has also rolled out […]