An intriguing rumor claimed the Galaxy Z Fold 7 could go thinner when folded.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 speculation claims it’ll achieve an even thinner folded profile
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SanDisk’s latest drive sets new benchmark for consumer NVMe SSDs
SanDisk has officially introduced the WD Black SN8100, its latest high-end PCIe Gen 5 NVMe SSD targeting PC enthusiasts, gamers, and professional users. With sequential read speeds of up to 14,900 MB/s and write speeds of 14,000 MB/s, the drive sets a new bar for consumer SSD performance, surpassing some of the best NVMe SSDs […]NewsPairing the RTX 5090 with a CPU from 2006? Nvidia said ‘hold my beer’
Nvidia's latest driver update opens the door for some quite mismatched CPU and GPU configurations.NewsiPhone 18 Pro once again tipped for a significant design change
There are more rumors that Apple could switch to an under-screen system for Face ID for the iPhone 18 Pro.NewsSamsung Galaxy S25 FE could be in for a major selfie makeover
Samsung might have already launched seven phones this year but there's another couple rumored and one might get a key upgrade.NewsSamsung Galaxy S25 Edge vs. iPhone 16 Pro Max: Battle of the titans
The fight between Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and iPhone 16 Pro Max is survival of the fittest. Or should we say, "thinnest."
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- Reviews
Acer Aspire 14 AI review: a good price can’t mask some real disappointments
The Acer Aspire 14 AI is affordable, but you'll compromise display quality and battery life to get it. You don't have to spend a lot to get a lot better.ReviewsAsus Vivobook 16 review: A cut above most budget laptops
The Snapdragon X-powered Asus Vivobook 16 strikes a good balance of value for money and practical utility, while cutting back on premium features.ReviewsNoise Luna Ring review: A comprehensive health tracker, with one big catch
Can the Luna Ring challenge the excellent Oura Ring 4 or RingConn Gen 2? We find out in our extensive review.ReviewsBenQ RD280UA monitor review: the best monitor for coders, only
The BenQ RD280UA is a great monitor for coders, with a few features that make text legible and avoid fatigue. But it's not the best monitory for anyone else.ReviewsSamsung Galaxy Fit 3 review: A sleek bargain for wearable beginners
Samsung's Galaxy Fit 3 is a sleek $60 wearable that punches above its weight class, makes a few deep cuts, and has a specific audience in its target.
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How to Share Safari Tab Groups in macOS
In macOS, Apple allows you to share Tab Groups in Safari with colleagues, friends, and family. Keep reading to learnHow toHow to make the most sense out of Google I/O
What you really want to know is only a tiny fraction of what I/O is all about.How toHow to improve your appearance in Google Meet
Trying to get a more flattering appearance from your home or office setup? These Google Meet tips and tricks onlyHow toHow to use Gemini Live’s camera and screen sharing features
Gemini Live's multimodal support recently grew with live video and screen sharing inputs — here's how to use them toHow toHow to enable Loss of Pulse Detection on the Google Pixel Watch 3
Loss of Pulse Detection on Google Pixel Watch 3 is one of the latest features to launch on the smartwatch,
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- Comparison
I tested the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra cameras, it’s not even close
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra has a spectacular camera, but can it beat the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra? We put the two to the test.ComparisonApple iPad mini (2024) vs. iPad (2022): Which iPad to buy?
Apple's new iPad mini has arrived, but does its more powerful A17 Pro chip make it worth paying more for a smaller screen?ComparisonShould you buy the Google Pixel 8 now or wait for the Pixel 9?
The Google Pixel 8 is one of the best Pixel phones ever made, but is it worth buying now, on the eve of the Pixel 9's release? We found out.ComparisonSamsung Galaxy Watch 7 vs. Galaxy Watch 6: Should you upgrade?
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is Samsung's new smartwatch hotness — but is it worth upgrading the Galaxy Watch 6 for it? No. Here's why.ComparisonI’ve worn two of the best smart rings. Here’s which one you should buy
I've worn both the Oura Ring and the Ultrahuman Ring Air day and night for weeks, and know both products well. Now, I can tell you which one you should buy.
- Software
- Software
Start drawing today: get your Simply Draw 7-day free trial
Ever wish you could learn how to draw, only to get overwhelmed by where to begin? Maybe it’s the blank page, maybe it’s that inner critic whispering you can’t even draw a straight line. Either way, you’re not alone. , a guided drawing app from the makers of Simply Piano and Simply Guitar, is designed […]SoftwareTikTok challenger Skylight lands Mark Cuban’s backing
Backed by Mark Cuban, Skylight has officially arrived as the latest short-form video contender.SoftwareVibe coding: What it is, and why you should give it a miss
Imagine building an entire app without typing a single line of code -- the vibe coding trend says it's possible, but I have big doubts.SoftwareThreads will finally let everyone change their default feed
Meta’s Threads is finally allowing users to change their default feed in the app, in a move that addresses whatEngadget -SoftwareChromeOS 134 preview teases accessibility features, quick insert improvements
The chromeOS.dev team has shared notes on upcoming features for the ChromeOS 134 update, which is set to release on Monday.
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