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Google just patented a smartwatch camera that never stops watching. Designed to track your health and light exposure, this new "always on" sensor is sparking a massive debate over privacy and surveillance. Is your wrist the next spy?
One email, one sentence - and my PayPal account was suddenly "permanently restricted". No notice beforehand, hardly any contact options afterwards. I wanted to know what was behind this - and how to get out of it. A field report.
Samsung’s newest budget king is here. The Galaxy A07 features a faster 120 Hz display, a massive 6,000 mAh battery, and an unheard of 6 years of software support. Is this a worthy upgrade from the A06?
Google has apparently closed a popular loophole for its video streaming service. YouTube users are reporting that a feature that was previously available without a subscription has now gone missing. As a result, users now appear to need a paid subscription to access it.
Garmin is finally taking on Whoop. An accidental leak has revealed the "Cirqa," a mysterious screenless smart band designed for users who want deep health data without the distraction of a glowing display. Should Whoop be worried?
In the past, there have been repeated reports of WhatsApp users being targeted by criminals. A new feature should now provide better protection against these cyber attacks. However, it is not only interesting for risk groups.
Samsung just confirmed a game changing display feature for the Galaxy S26. Designed to kill "shoulder surfing," this new tech hides your private messages and bank details from prying eyes in public spaces. Will all models get it?
A book that has barely been published storms the bestseller lists – and just like that the movie rights are gone. Amazon grabs it early and secures a fantasy world in which mistrust is deadly and dragons are more than just monsters.
Google's latest Pixel update was meant to secure your device, but it might have broken it instead. From dead Wi-Fi to malfunctioning cameras, users are reporting a wave of bugs that make the latest flagships nearly unusable. Learn if there's a fix to these problems.