Samsung's next flagship series has appeared. Leaked materials have confirmed the core Galaxy S26 lineup, but fans hoping for a "Pro" or "Edge" model may be disappointed. Here is what we know about the launch and why Samsung is playing it safe this year.
Xiaomi is launching the Mijia Smart Audio Glasses, open, everyday glasses that play music, enable phone calls and make headphones almost superfluous. Lightweight, practical and designed for on-the-go use, they could finally make smart glasses usable.
Three episodes, no idle time and a story that escalates faster than you'd ever expect: this series is a brutal Netflix insider tip for anyone who loves thrilling entertainment, unexpected twists, and a gripping premise.
Is your car too quiet? If you drive a 2025 or 2026 Chevy Equinox EV, the answer is officially "yes." A software glitch has triggered a massive recall to fix the pedestrian alert system, and you might not even need to visit a dealer.
Google's new AI can (almost) read your mind. Is this the biggest revolution since the smartphone or a digital nightmare? We tell you what "Personal Intelligence", which is now part of Gemini in the USA, is all about.
Thanks to a major shift in hardware this January, the best smartphones of 2026 won’t cost a fortune. Affordable devices are now packing the same AI power and gaming speeds as the most expensive models on the market. Learn the reason why.
Change is coming whether you like it or not. Android 17 is forcing a new look on millions of users, particularly those on large screen devices. It is the biggest departure from the classic interface we have seen in over five years.
As we step into a brand new year, it’s time for another edition of the Top 5 Apps of the Week. Check out our handpicked app and game recommendations, all of which are available on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store—so you’re sure to walk away with something worth downloading.
Everybody loves free stuff, and gamers are no different.
Right now, you can download a high-quality video game entirely for free and keep it forever. No microtransactions or hidden fees to worry about.
It is rare to see a major superhero game drop to just $8.99, but that is exactly what is happening on the PlayStation Store. For 90% off, you get the full Deluxe Edition of Gotham Knights. At this price, the mixed reviews don't even matter.