Modular phones are making a comeback, and Tecno thinks going thin is the secret sauce. With a super-slim base phone and snap-on upgrades, it’s trying to fix what past modular attempts got wrong.
Claude Code is adding Remote Control, a new mode that lets users manage active coding tasks from their phones, extending the vibe coding workflow beyond desktops and making long-running jobs easier to monitor on the go.
The iPhone 18 Pro may feature a smaller Dynamic Island cutout, improving screen space, but a true punch-hole or under-display camera still seems years away.
In their first interview since taking over, new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and CCO Matt Booty pledge commitment to consoles, first-party studios, and creative culture.
Apple now blocks 18+ app downloads in Brazil, Australia, and Singapore using automatic age checks. The company is also expanding similar tools in Utah and Louisiana as child safety laws spread worldwide.
Perplexity rolled out an upgraded voice mode for its Comet browser on desktop today, with iOS arriving in days, letting you fully control the browser hands free.
Oura announced its first proprietary AI model delivering personalized women’s health guidance using biometric data and clinician-reviewed medical research.
A new Android app called Nearby Glasses alerts you when someone wearing smart glasses like the Meta Ray-Bans is nearby by scanning for their Bluetooth signals.
Xbox founder Seamus Blackley cautions that Microsoft could deprioritize consoles in favor of AI, raising concerns about Xbox’s long-term future under new leadership.
Blizzard has revealed Overwatch Rush, a new mobile game set in the Overwatch universe that reworks hero-based combat into a fast, top-down shooter designed specifically for short, on-the-go play sessions.
Leaked One UI 9 builds reveal Samsung is developing a “Foreign Material Detection” feature for its foldables. It warns users when debris blocks full closure to help prevent screen damage.
YouTube upgrades Premium Lite with background play and offline downloads, addressing long-standing complaints while keeping music features exclusive to full Premium subscribers.
A new custom banner image feature in NotebookLM may soon give diaries and research notebooks clearer structure, helping users quickly spot the right notebook instead of scrolling through walls of text.
Bungie has confirmed a zero-tolerance cheating policy for Marathon, warning that players caught cheating or developing cheats will be permanently banned, with no second chances.