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iPhone 18 Pro Screen Line Reports and Face ID Bugs

Apple launched the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max on September 9, with both models reaching stores on September 18. The new phones bring major camera, battery and performance upgrades, including Apple’s A20 Pro chip and a new variable-aperture main camera. Soon after the launch, social media users began sharing claims about an… Continue reading iPhone 18 Pro Screen Line Reports and Face ID Bugs

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Comparison: Standard vs Extreme

Qualcomm is changing its flagship smartphone strategy for 2027 with two versions of its next-generation mobile processor. The company is preparing the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and the more powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 for upcoming Android flagship phones. The standard version will take over from the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.… Continue reading Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Comparison: Standard vs Extreme

Meta Camera-Free Smart Glasses May Address Privacy Concerns

Meta is expected to unveil new smart glasses at its annual Connect conference, including a camera-free model, as privacy concerns continue to grow around AI-powered wearables. The move could help Meta address concerns about smart glasses recording people without their knowledge. At the same time, removing cameras could make the devices less appealing to customers… Continue reading Meta Camera-Free Smart Glasses May Address Privacy Concerns

Googlebook Laptops Start at $899 With Five New Models

Google has officially entered the premium laptop market with its new Googlebook laptops, a five-model lineup starting at $899. The company is positioning the devices as more than traditional Chromebooks, with deeper Android integration and Gemini AI built into the operating system. The first Googlebook models come from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo. US… Continue reading Googlebook Laptops Start at $899 With Five New Models

Super El Nino Threatens Global Health, UN Warns

The United Nations has warned that Super El Nino could become a significant threat to global health. The climate pattern may bring extreme heat, severe drought and widespread flooding. As a result, millions of people could face greater health risks. The warning comes as forecasters expect the current El Nino cycle to rank among the… Continue reading Super El Nino Threatens Global Health, UN Warns

AI Device Privacy Fears Challenge Next Tech Bet

Tech companies see AI-powered wearables as a possible successor to smartphones. However, AI device privacy concerns could slow the technology’s wider adoption. Smart glasses, AI pins, pendants and wearable recorders can see, hear and respond to the world around users. That ability makes them useful. At the same time, it raises difficult questions about consent,… Continue reading AI Device Privacy Fears Challenge Next Tech Bet

CEER EXOBOT Electric Sedan and SUV Unveiled in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has unveiled its first CEER EXOBOT electric vehicles as Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman launched the company’s flagship sedan and SUV. The launch marks an important step in the Kingdom’s plan to develop a domestic automotive industry. At the same time, Saudi Arabia is seeking to expand manufacturing, attract investment… Continue reading CEER EXOBOT Electric Sedan and SUV Unveiled in Saudi Arabia

One UI 9 Update Expands to More Samsung Galaxy Phones

Samsung is expanding its One UI 9 update to more Galaxy smartphones after beginning the rollout for the Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra. The software brings new Galaxy AI tools, privacy features and easier device management. The update first appeared on Samsung’s latest Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8 and Z Flip8. Samsung then… Continue reading One UI 9 Update Expands to More Samsung Galaxy Phones

Deaf People Peripheral Vision Improves With Brain Changes

People who are deaf from an early age may develop stronger peripheral vision as their brains adapt to the absence of hearing, new research suggests. Scientists from the University of Sheffield and the University of York studied how lifelong deafness affects visual processing. Their findings may explain why some D/deaf adults detect movement outside their… Continue reading Deaf People Peripheral Vision Improves With Brain Changes

WhatsApp Voice-to-Text: Android Feature in Testing

WhatsApp voice-to-text messaging is reportedly in development for Android, giving users a possible new way to write messages by speaking instead of typing. The feature was spotted in WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.26.37.8 by WABetaInfo. However, it is still under development and has not yet been made available to beta testers. WhatsApp has also… Continue reading WhatsApp Voice-to-Text: Android Feature in Testing