Gemini wants to read your emails, calendar, and notifications to help you before you even ask

Google Gemini’s upcoming Proactive Assistance feature will deliver personalized suggestions without being asked, drawing on user-selected apps like Gmail and Calendar, as well as on-screen content.

Apple’s new App Store plan lets you pay monthly for annual subscriptions with a catch

Apple’s new App Store subscription option lets users pay annual-equivalent rates on a monthly basis, lower costs without the upfront lump sum, but with a 12-month commitment.

Apple has apparently locked iPhone Ultra and MacBook Ultra as its next flagships

Apple is turning Ultra into a full product strategy. The iPhone Ultra is its first foldable phone, arriving this September, and the MacBook Ultra brings OLED touch to the Mac in early 2027.

Your Essential Space content can now follow you wherever you go in the Nothing ecosystem

Nothing’s Essential Space now backs up to the cloud, keeping notes, voice captures, screenshots, tasks, and summaries synced across supported Nothing and CMF devices.

‘Definitely positive news’: the Pixel boot bug nightmare might soon be over, but there’s a new issue to worry about

There’s good news about one persistent Pixel bug, but bad news about another issue hitting these phones.

Sleep apps are good for maintaining a healthy routine, but they stress out insomniacs

People with insomnia symptoms were significantly more likely to report negative effects from sleep tracking apps. Constant exposure to sleep deficit data can amplify existing anxiety about sleep, a phenomenon researchers call orthosomnia.

Stop using your selfie camera — this affordable accessory has been the solution to my years-long vlogging headache

The Insta360 Snap Selfie Screen’s genius design makes vlogging with your phone a breeze, and it’s affordable too

Samsung’s upcoming foldables could finally add a sorely-missed charging feature

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 lineup may finally bring Samsung’s foldables closer to the MagSafe-style charging experience.

The iPhone’s return to curved screens could be a clever trick, not sloping glass

Leaker Ice Universe hints that Apple’s 20th anniversary iPhone could feature a “Liquid Glass Display,” a new display language that makes bezels nearly disappear using optical illusions, not just curves.

You can safely ignore those viral videos showing a phone’s LED flash melting plastic

Viral videos make Samsung flashlights look like tiny blowtorches, but the setup is doing most of the drama