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MediaTek Dimensity 9500: New Challenger to The Android CPU Throne
The first shot for the 2026 Android CPU war has been fired. MediaTek announced its Dimensity 9500 mobile processor with 32% better single-core CPU performance, 33% better GPU performance, while promising around 40% lower power consumption. Keep reading to learn more about the flagship SoC.

by Rubens Eishima

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Apple’s iPad Mini 7 Is So Cheap, We’re Recommending It to Everyone
The iPad Mini is a fantastic portable tablet, perfect for media consumption like e-book reading and streaming, as well as managing documents on the go. Right now, it’s on sale at major retailers. Apple’s 7th generation iPad Mini is back to its lowest price of $399, which is $100 down from the usual $499.

by Jade Bryan

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iPhone 17 Pro: Why Battery Life Varies by Country
Apple has always adapted its iPhones to regional markets. Sometimes this is done for technical reasons, and sometimes for regulatory reasons. In the USA, for instance, there are special mmWave 5G antennas, while in Japan, you get a FeliCa chip for contactless payment, which was installed exclusively for a long time. Over in China, there are dual SIM slots. There are also restrictions, such as how the camera sound cannot be turned off in Japan, or how FaceTime audio and video calling is deactivated in the United Arab Emirates. However, these differences have never affected battery life, until now.

by Timo Brauer

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iOS 26: 10 Hidden Features Apple Didn’t Tell You About
With iOS 26, Apple is not only bringing a new design to the iPhone but also numerous new functions. In addition to major features such as live translations, Apple Intelligence in screenshots, new lock screen designs, and emoji mixing, there are many minor yet practical innovations that Apple did not reveal at its presentation.

by Timo Brauer

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These Popular Apps are Slowing Down Your Phone—Delete Them Now!
While Google continues to roll out new security features for Android, attackers are also evolving and finding clever new ways to compromise devices. A recent security report reveals a large-scale mobile ad fraud scheme on the Google Play Store that not only targets advertisers but also affects everyday Android users. Also read: Downloaded one of these dangerous apps? Google says delete it now

by Jade Bryan

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Apple’s Next MacBook Is Built to Replace More Than Just Your Laptop
For years, Apple has distanced itself from the idea that touchscreens belong on MacBooks. Despite persistent rumors, the company has held firm in its belief that touch input is best reserved for its iPads. But that stance may be shifting. A new report reignites the possibility of a touch-enabled MacBook. And this time, there’s evidence to support it.

by Jade Bryan

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Nothing’s Android 16 Update Is Shockingly Different
Nothing is the latest manufacturer to announce its Android 16 update, arriving as Nothing OS 4.0. The startup describes it as its most refined release yet, packed with new features and usability improvements. The rollout begins as a beta for select smartphone models. Here’s everything you need to know. Also interesting: 16 Android tips and tricks you should start using now

by Jade Bryan

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FBI Warns Smartphone Users—Fake QR Codes Are Stealing Your Money
The FBI and cybersecurity groups are now warning smartphone users about a new scam known as “Quishing,” which involves fake or malicious QR codes. People who frequently use QR codes for payments or logins are especially at risk, with some victims losing thousands of dollars. Here’s what you need to know and how to stay safe.

by Jade Bryan

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Samsung’s Thinnest Galaxy Phone Just Hit Its Lowest Price, Save $400
If you’re on the fence about your first ultra-thin phone, especially a Samsung Galaxy model, now might be the best time to take the plunge. It appears there’s a fantastic deal on Samsung’s super slim and lightweight Galaxy S25 Edge right now. The unlocked smartphone is on sale at Amazon, returning to its lowest price yet at $699.

by Jade Bryan

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Google’s Pixel Phones Are Swelling Up—Is Your Phone Safe to Use?
Google’s Pixel phones are widely praised for their rich software support and reliable cameras. However, it’s not accurate to say they come without compromises, especially when it comes to battery quality. Recently, frequent reports have surfaced about battery issues, particularly in older Pixel models, with some cases involving overheating and even fire. Now, a new wave of concern is rising around the Pixel 7 series. Also interesting: Calibrate and fix your Android phone’s battery

by Jade Bryan

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