[ad_1] Samsung could finally be preparing the compact flagship Galaxy fans have been asking for. A new leak suggests the company is working on a Galaxy S27 Pro model that would bring some of the Ultra’s premium features into a noticeably smaller phone. According to reports from Korea, Samsung is developing a new 6.47-inch Galaxy … Read More “Galaxy S27 Pro leak points to a smaller phone with an Ultra kick” »
[ad_1] Starting June 18, 2026, age ratings on the App Store will be updated in Australia and Vietnam. Australia The 15+ age rating will no longer be available on the App Store in Australia. Apps currently rated 15+ with the following content descriptors will be updated to 16+: Unrestricted web access Frequent medical or treatment information Loot … Read More “Upcoming changes to age ratings in Australia and Vietnam – Latest News” »
[ad_1] 1 of 16Patrick Holland/CNET The Trump Phone After nine months of delays, the Trump Mobile T1 phone (nicknamed “The Trump Phone”) shipped to members of the media. We got our hands on one we preordered, and its gold color is ornate, bordering on gaudy. 2 of 16Patrick Holland/CNET Perhaps one of the few elements … Read More “The T1 Trump Phone Is the Same Color as Scrooge McDuck’s Gold Coins” »
[ad_1] A new HMD smartphone is on the way, according to a reliable account on X that has leaked HMD-related information in the past. It’s going to be called HMD Thunder Pro when it lands. It has a 6.67-inch OLED screen with FHD+ resolution and 90Hz refresh rate, a 50MP main camera with OIS, an … Read More “HMD Thunder Pro specs and images leak” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Google has transitioned the Fitbit Community page to the new Google Health Community platform as it continues to fold Fitbit into its own health ecosystem. The redesigned forum now includes sections for the Google Health app, Google Fitbit Air, and older Fitbit wearables like the Sense, Versa, Inspire, and Ace lineup. Older Fitbit … Read More “Fitbit Community is gone, replaced by Google Health Community” »
[ad_1] The Brick isn’t a traditional screentime app. It’s a physical magnet that’s the key to blocking certain apps on your phone. Jeffrey Hazelwood/Anna Gragert/CNET; Brick/GettyImages My forever goal is to spend less time on my iPhone to protect my mental health. However, as a wellness writer whose job is to keep up with the … Read More “This $60 Magnet Changed How I Use My iPhone” »
[ad_1] The Liberty 5 Pro are available starting today for $169.99 in blue, white, black, and pink color options. They carry forward the charging case LCD touchscreen functionality of their predecessor, but it’s now located on the outside for easier access and is a bit larger at 0.96 inches. The touchscreen can be used to … Read More “Anker’s new earbuds are the first with its AI chip that boosts noise reduction” »
[ad_1] Astral’s uv has taken the Python world by storm, and for good reason. It is blisteringly fast, handles Python versions with ease, and replaces a half-dozen tools with a single binary. I’ve written multiple articles about it before. Getting started with a new Python project using uv and adding your first dependencies is very … Read More “uv is fantastic, but its package management UX is a mess” »
[ad_1] TL;DR Lenovo has reportedly confirmed that a recently surfaced Lenovo-branded handheld is indeed a legitimate product. This $60 Linux handheld is apparently meant for the Chinese market and uses Lenovo’s name as part of a licensing deal. In a bizarre twist, the device also comes with preloaded copyrighted games. Lenovo is no stranger to … Read More “This sketchy Lenovo-branded pirate handheld is actually legit” »
[ad_1] Eufy is one of my favorite choices for no-subscription home security cameras, so I was interested in what the brand would unveil for Anker Day on Thursday. One announcement caught my eye immediately: Eufy is releasing a new AI agent called EdgeAgent, which will exist locally on a new companion device called the Smart … Read More “Eufy Brings Local AI Agents to Home Security, the First I’ve Seen Without a Subscription” »
