Pebble Is Back At CES Proving Wearables Don't Have To Be Too Smart
After a surprise rebirth, Pebble has made its way to CES 2026 to show off its new smartwatch and smart ring - neither of which try to do too much.
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Roborock's Latest Robot Vacuums Do More Than Climb Stairs - They Jump
Roborock caught our eye last year when it released a robot vacuum with an arm, but at CES 2026, it's going a step further with jumping robovacs.
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iOS 26.3 Beta 2 Coming Soon With These New Features
Want to experience the latest iOS version on your iPhone without waiting for the stable release? iOS 26.3 beta 2 will be available to download soon.
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Sleek New Android Phone Comes With Features Google's Pixel Can't Match
There's a new, affordable Android phone coming out in 2026 that has a host of intriguing features Google's Pixel 10 lineup can't match.
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The 5 Best Gadgets We Saw At CES Unveiled 2026
Ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas, we got our hands on some intriguing new gadgets from Belkin, UGREEN, and Pebble at CES Unveiled.
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Hands-On: XGIMI's MemoMind AI Glasses Solve One Of AR's Biggest Issues
Ahead of CES 2026, the new company MemoMind has revealed its dual-screen Memo One smart glasses, complete with AI integration.
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Google TV Gains Google Photos Support And New Gemini Features
Google unveiled new Google TV features at CES 2026, including Google Photos support, new Gemini tools, and Nano Banana and Veo content generation.
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Galaxy S26's New Privacy Feature Leaves The iPhone 17 In The Dust
If this leaked privacy feature for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 is real, then Apple needs to step up its game with the iPhone 18 in 2026.
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Samsung's New AI-Powered Portable Projector Comes For Your TV
Samsung has just announced a new AI-powered projector that aims to replace your TV, thanks to high brightness levels and AI features for adaptability.
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Apple Music Just Got A Huge Update With iOS 26.2 - Here's What Changed
Apple Music subscribers who updated their iPhones to iOS 26.2 should check out this exciting new feature when they have a chance.
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Ford Reconfirms Apple CarPlay Support Isn't Going Anywhere
While GM may be ditching Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support for its own software, Ford remains committed to the smartphone mirroring tech moving forward.
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The Third Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Leaked, And Doctor Doom Isn't In It
Doctor Doom's appearance continues to be shrouded in mystery for 'Avengers: Doomsday' as trailers leak the ensemble Marvel cast alongside the titular villain.
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iPhone Fold Design Revealed By Leaker Who Apple Sued Earlier This Year
Leaker Jon Prosser is back with a detailed look at the unannounced foldable iPhone despite the fact that Apple sued him just months ago.
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Google Photos Is Coming To Your TV, Starting With Samsung Models
Samsung is making it easier than ever to share photos and videos with guests by bringing a Google Photos experience to its TVs in 2026.
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Google Chrome Is Still Free, But Agentic AI Features May Require A Subscription
You can still download and use Google Chrome for free, but there are signs that a paid subscription might be required for some upcoming AI features.
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Google May Soon Let You Change That Old, Silly Gmail Address
If you have an old Google account with a silly email ID that you're embarassed to give out, you may soon be able to change the address as per a report.
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Google One Cloud Storage Plans Just Got A 50% Discount, But You'll Have To Act Fast
If you know you're going to need more cloud storage in 2026, you should check out the limited time deals currently available for Google One.
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iOS 26.3 Will Play Nicer With Third-Party Headphones And Smartwatches, But Only In Europe
iOS 26.3 is going to improve the integration between the iPhone and third-party headphones and smartwatches, but only in Europe for now.
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Instacart Ends AI Price Experiment After Consumer Reports Investigation
After facing a wave of backlash from consumers and politicians, Instacart has ended its AI price experiment. Here's what's going to change for shoppers.
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NASA Just Announced Its New Chief, And There's Cause For Concern
Jared Isaacman has been confirmed as NASA's latest administrator, making the self-made billionaire and Elon Musk ally the youngest to ever hold the position.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Reshot Its Huge Finale At The Last Minute - Here's Why
Much of Avatar: Fire and Ash was filmed years ago alongside Avatar: The Way of Water, but the ending was actually changed fairly recently. Here's why.
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Google Mysteriously Delays Gemini Replacing Google Assistant On Its Devices
Google is still intent on replacing Google Assistant with Gemini, but the change won't be happening quite as quickly as originally planned.
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Netflix Just Bought Warner Bros. And HBO: Here's Why It Matters
Netflix's proposed $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. sent shockwaves throughout the entertainment industry, but the story is far from over.
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TikTok Sale Details Emerge, As Company Signs Agreement To Form U.S. Joint Venture
After a long tussle with the U.S. government, details of TikTok's new U.S. joint venture that complies with the lawmakers' demand have emerged.
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Google's Superman Easter Egg Will Make You Want To Rewatch The Movie On HBO Max
Joining Google's library of fantastic Easter eggs is a new one dedicated to the recent Superman film, which is now available for streaming.
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Amazon Driver Allegedly Stole Someone's Cat
A family claims that an Amazon delivery driver stole their pet cat while dropping off a package at their home, and now the cat is missing.
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Google Maps Quietly Revived A Discontinued Feature Just In Time For Winter
Google Maps removed a feature last year that it said wasn't being used enough, but this winter, the feature is making a surprise comeback.
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