MWC 2026: The 4 Most Intriguing Devices We Saw At ShowStoppers
MWC 2026 kicked off on Monday, March 2, but we got an early sneak peek at some of the most exciting tech the show has to offer at ShowStoppers on Sunday.
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China Mobile Showed Off A Robot-Only Restaurant At MWC 2026 - Here's What Happened
At the Mobile World Congress 2026, BGR spoke with China Mobile about its restaurant experiment ran by a humanoid robot waiter and three assistant robots.
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Apple's New M4 iPad Air Looks More Like The Pro Than Ever - But Does It Matter?
Apple's M4 iPad Air will be out on March 11 starting at $599 for the 11-inch model, but how big of an upgrade is it over the previous model?
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iPhone 17e Announced With 6 New Features (And A Surprising Price)
Meet the iPhone 17e, Apple's successor to last year's iPhone 16e with a few major upgrades, including more storage and MagSafe support.
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The Future Of Wi-Fi Is Here And It's Fixing 7's Biggest Problems
Qualcomm’s FastConnect 8800 Wi-Fi 8 chip is official, promising record data transfer speeds and range over previous versions.
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5 Cool New Lenovo Tech Concept Products You Need To See
Lenovo unveiled several concept products at MWC 2026, including a handheld gaming console with a foldable display and a glasses-free 3D laptop.
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The iPad Pro Has Its First Worthy Android Replacement
Honor’s brand-new MagicPad 4 may turn out to be the best alternative to Apple’s M5 iPad Pro: Here’s what this Android flagship tablet can offer.
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The Honor Magic V6 Might Be The Best Foldable Android Phone You Can't Buy
Honor unveiled the Honor Magic V6 phone at MWC 2026, positioning the new Android phone as the foldable to beat -- too bad it's not coming to the U.S.
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The US Air Force Is Setting Aside Land For A 'First-Of-Its-Kind' $38 Million Facility
The U.S. Air Force has earmarked a huge space of land, with plans to occupy that land with a massive new facility looking toward the future of education.
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Keep Playing Your Spotify Playlists After You Die With Liquid Death's New Bluetooth Urn
Spotify has partnered with sparkling water company Liquid Death to create a surprisingly unique new Bluetooth speaker in the form of an urn.
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How To Choose The Best Apple AirPods For You (And Don't Make This One Mistake)
If you're in the market for a new pair of AirPods, this comprehensive guide breaks down each of Apple's offerings and tells you which model works best for you.
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Governments Can Now Access NATO Classified Files From iPads (And It's A Big Deal)
Governments of the world handle highly sensitive information on the daily that requires security software that has been scrutinized at the highest level.
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God Of War Prime Video Series First Look Image Reveals Kratos And Atreus
Prime Video is ramping up for yet another adaptation of a popular video game, as we have our first look at Kratos and Atreus in the God of War series.
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Beloved iOS Feature Might Finally Be Coming To MacBooks
At long last, one of the most important features of the iPhone is reportedly coming to the MacBook, along with one of Apple's most important design decisions.
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This New Smartphone Scam Could Cost You Your New Android Or iPhone - Here's How
A new scam is targeting individuals who have recently purchased a new cell phone. Here's how to make sure you don't fall victim to it yourself.
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Everything New With The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro
The arrival of new Samsung Galaxy phones also brings the next generation of Galaxy Buds Pro, and the latest model have a bevvy of improved features.
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Why Your Phone Is The Perfect Way To See The 'Planetary Parade'
Mercury, Venus, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, and Jupiter will be visible in the night sky shortly after sunset, four of those you won't even need a device to see.
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Spotify Just Released A New Feature Apple Music Users Wish AutoMix Could Do
Spotify's new Smart Reorder feature is miles better than Apple Music's AutoMix feature, implementing more intelligent and seamless song transitions.
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US States Are Pushing For Device-Level Age Verification, But It Doesn't Solve The Problem
More and more companies are exploring device-level verification to safeguard users, but the reality is the technology doesn't solve the core problem.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Is Finally Here - Here's What It Costs
Pre-orders for the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra have finally arrived, and fans are going to have to shell out quite a bit to get one.
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YouTube Premium Lite Just Got Two Major Features Users Will Love
The cheaper YouTube Premium Lite plan just became a much better deal with two new features that were previously exclusive to YouTube Premium.
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Dove Cameron's Steamy New TV Series Has Prime Video Users Obsessed
If you're looking for something to binge now after Fallout, Prime Video's steamy new thriller starring Dove Cameron is proving incredibly popular with viewers.
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Google Messages Is Finally Bringing Real-Time Location Sharing To Android
A recent teardown of the Google Messages APK has seemingly revealed Android devices will finally be getting a long-awaited real-time location sharing feature.
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iOS 26.4 Beta Tests A Major Android Integration (That Won't Arrive Anytime Soon)
iOS 26.4 is going to be a pretty big update for the iPhone. It's expected to launch late in March based on past x.4 releases for the operating system.
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Android Auto Users Are Experiencing A Frustrating Bug - But You Can Fix It
Android Auto may be constantly improving, but users are trying to find a solution for a new bug that is limiting access to voice commands. Here's what to do.
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One Of The World's Most Unhinged AI Chatbots Will Soon Have Access To Military Intelligence
Grok, the chatbot from Elon Musk's xAI, has reportedly been chosen to replace Anthropic's Claude to be used in the U.S. military's classified systems.
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One Of The Most Popular Macs Will Now Be Made In America
Apple is shifting its U.S. manufacturing strategy, moving away from Mac Pro production in Austin, Texas, to concentrate on another high‑value product instead.
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