Xiaomi 16 Pro to feature 3D-printed metal frame for weight and heat reduction; Report
This device may feature a new component that could lead to a lighter design and enhanced thermal performance.
J-Hope is back! BTS member drops ‘Sweet Dreams’ MV featuring Miguel, wins over ARMYs
We love it! BTS’ J-Hope has released his new single, ‘Sweet Dreams’, featuring American singer-songwriter Miguel.
‘iPhone 17 Air’ tipped to feature high-density battery for longer life
There have been concerns that the ultra-thin design of the iPhone 17 Air could lead to compromised battery life due to spatial limitations.
MacBook Air’s 23x speed boost over Intel model? Apple says so, but details matter
Apple compared the 2025 MacBook Air featuring a 10-core M4 chip and 32GB of RAM to the 2020 MacBook Air, which is powered by a quad-core Intel Core i7.
Google confirms Android 16 QPR1 will bring lock screen widgets to smartphones
A newly created FAQ page titled “Widgets on lock screen” outlines that these widgets will allow users to customize their device experience.
Honor Magic 8 Pro RSR set to debut with in-house 1-inch camera innovation
There is a strong possibility that this advanced camera technology could also be available in the standard Magic 8 Pro, similar to last year’s Magic 7 Pro RSR.
Huawei’s future laptops could stick to Windows instead of HarmonyOS NEXT
The initial HarmonyOS NEXT smartphones and tablets are currently available for purchase in China.
Apple reportedly upgrading C1 modem with mmWave support for future iPhones
Launched alongside the iPhone 16e last month, the C1 represents Apple’s inaugural proprietary cellular modem.
Google is testing AI-only search results, expands AI Overviews
More AI-generated search results, like it or not. Like it or not, Google is doubling down on AI-generated search. On Wednesday, the tech giant announced that it’s expanding AI overviews to more Google Search queries, starting with advanced math, coding, and multimodal searches. That’s made possible due to Google’s more advanced model, Gemini …
I wasn’t a Bob Dylan fan until I watched the Oscar-nominated A Complete Unknown in a 29-channel, 14,500-watt McIntosh home theater
A Complete Unknown’s Oscar-nominated sound mixer Tod Maitland reveals how he brought the sounds of 1960s Greenwich Village to life.
