Month: May 2026

[ad_1] Flip phones were supposed to be the fun side of foldables – but lately, they feel like the forgotten ones. While the tech is undoubtedly getting more reliable, the sense of wonder that I felt with early flip-style foldables is being replaced by a nagging sense of deja vu. We’re seeing the same chassis, … Read More “Flip-style foldables are stalling – and the Motorola Razr 70 proves it” »

[ad_1] Aura’s digital frames are kind of like living photo albums that get better with time, which is why we often recommend them for Mother’s Day. They’re gifts that keep on giving, in a way, and right now, a number of Aura’s connected frames are on sale ahead of the holiday. One of the best … Read More “Aura’s Aspen digital frame is $30 off for Mother’s Day” »

[ad_1] In response to the announcement by the European Commission in June, we’re making the following changes to Apple’s Digital Markets Act compliance plan. We’re introducing updated terms that will apply this fall for developers with apps in the European Union storefronts of the App Store that use the StoreKit External Purchase Link Entitlement. Key changes … Read More “Updates to the StoreKit External Purchase Link Entitlement – Latest News” »

[ad_1] Apple’s next Pro iPhones might be shaping up to be a much bigger camera leap than usual. According to a new Bloomberg report, the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, expected this autumn, will include what are being described as “some of the biggest camera hardware upgrades in the lineup’s history.” That’s a strong claim, … Read More “The iPhone 18 Pro could boast some of the best camera hardware yet” »

[ad_1] Samsung’s latest software update might be doing more harm than good for some Galaxy users. Following the April 2026 security update, owners of the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S24 are reporting serious battery drain and overheating issues. Complaints are quickly piling up across forums and Reddit. The issue appears to have started shortly after the update … Read More “Galaxy S25 battery drain linked to Samsung One UI update” »

[ad_1] According to a new rumor, Samsung is currently working on Galaxy Book branded laptops that will run Android 17 with One UI 9 on top. Before you think that’s insane, remember that Google itself is in the (very lengthy) process of merging ChromeOS with Android. What will come out of that is Aluminum OS, … Read More “Samsung is bringing One UI to laptops” »

[ad_1] Many teams over-provision containers, underuse spot instances, and have no visibility into which pods are burning budget. Get the eBook from Datadog, which covers five practical optimizations for Kubernetes and ECS environments with specific techniques your team can apply today. You’ll learn how to: Pinpoint idle containers, over-provisioned pods, and unused clusters draining your … Read More “MCP vs Skills, Clearly Explained” »

[ad_1] As a reminder, Account Holders or Admins in the Apple Developer Program need to enter trader status in App Store Connect for apps on the App Store in the European Union (EU) in order to comply with the Digital Services Act. Please note these new dates and requirements: October 16, 2024: Trader status will be required to submit app … Read More “Upcoming requirements for app distribution in the European Union – Latest News” »

[ad_1] Save $500: Heybike’s Ranger 3.0 Pro is $1,499 right now, a 25% discount to encourage early adopters to upgrade. This foldable ebike is now priced lower than most of its competitors without sacrificing performance or safety on the roads. Commuter ebikes are, in my opinion, the weirdest category of bikes out there. In a … Read More “Heybike’s Latest Foldable Commuter Bike Has Kept My Car in the Driveway for Weeks. It’s Now $500 Cheaper” »