Talk about drive-in movies. Huawei showed up at the Beijing Auto Show last week with a trick no American auto company can replicate. Its latest XPixel technology can use headlights to project a full range of colors, enough to play movies or video clips. These headlights can beam a soccer game onto a nearby wall … Read More “Huawei Unveils Car That Can Project Movies With Its Headlights” »
It’s fair to think that foldables haven’t gone mainstream despite being around for close to a decade now. However, the foldable market is only warming up and is poised for its own big moment. As new players continue to join incumbents like Samsung and Google (even Apple is rumored to launch its own foldable this … Read More “Motorola Razr Fold vs. Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Google is in trouble” »
OnePlus launched the Pad 4 on Thursday, the latest iteration of the company’s Pad series, a tablet with a good screen size, a big battery and a fast processor — all thinner than a pencil. The Pad 4 has a 13.2-inch screen, a 13,380-mAh battery and a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, the fastest available … Read More “The New OnePlus Pad 4 Is Thin and Fast, but Not Yet in the US” »
Introduction While there are an increasing number of “Ultra” devices on today’s market, few arguably justify that slogan quite like vivo’s flagships. Today, we’ll be taking a closer look at the latest vivo X300 Ultra. We actually have both a Chinese unit and a global unit at our disposal, so we will be comparing and … Read More “vivo X300 Ultra review” »
Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority TL;DR OpenAI is testing a more efficient way to let ChatGPT see your screen on Android. It could use Android 17’s new Bubbles feature and Accessibility options to view what’s on your screen. This method uses system resources more efficiently compared to the current screen-sharing method that involves casting. OpenAI … Read More “New Android 17 trick could make ChatGPT’s screen sharing way smoother on your phone” »
Apple has released iOS 26.4.2, a seemingly minor security update for iPhone that turns out to patch a serious security vulnerability that allowed the FBI to read sensitive messages from the Signal messaging app, even after the app had been deleted. In early April, 404 Media reported that the federal organization had extracted the messages from a … Read More “Apple Plugs Security Hole That Enabled FBI to Access Deleted Signal Messages on iPhone” »
“Absolutely none of Musk’s political activity relates to any fact that ‘is of consequence in determining the action,’” Musk’s team argued ahead of the trial. Additionally, “any implication that music festivals or drugs have any relevance to this case is outlandish, and how Musk spends his free time is equally irrelevant.” However, OpenAI countered that … Read More “Elon Musk’s 7 biggest stumbles on the stand at OpenAI trial” »
In 1917, American Tobacco launched an ad campaign for its cigarette brand Lucky Strike, with the slogan It’s Toasted. The campaign was designed to address the growing public awareness that cigarettes pose serious health hazards. The heat treatment of tobacco during cigarette manufacturing was a common industrial process, by no means unique to Lucky Strike, … Read More “It’s Toasted – Y/NOTES” »
More Android devices are now gaining AirDrop support in Quick Share, with the latest additions being the Oppo Find X9 Ultra and the vivo X300 Ultra. The feature was also rolled out to Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series last month. The global product page for the Oppo Find X9 Ultra confirms support for the updated Quick … Read More “AirDrop support in Quick Share comes to Oppo Find X9 Ultra, vivo X300 Ultra” »
The busiest season on the App Store is almost here. Make sure your apps and games are up to date and ready. App Review will continue to accept submissions throughout the holiday season. Please plan to submit time-sensitive submissions early, as we anticipate high volume and reviews may take longer to complete from December 20-26. Learn … Read More “Get your apps and games ready for the holidays – Latest News” »
