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Magnetic charging has been a big part of Samsung’s Galaxy S25 launch despite the fact that these phones don’t have magnets built in, but an odd note was the disappearance of a neat 3-in-1 wireless charger. Finally, it has resurfaced, but it’s still not shipping to customers yet.

After adding “Completed” dates last month, Google Tasks for Android and iOS is adding uncompleted counts to all lists.

Built on more advanced insights into what the user’s health data actually means, Garmin’s new Garmin Connect+ plan will use AI to develop personal insights and training guidance.

Digital minimalists rejoice as the brand new Light Phone 3 is here, but temper those expectations slightly as the price might put you off.

Given Apple’s growing problems with integrating Apple Intelligence into the iPhone lineup, there has never been a better time to switch to Android—here’s why.

Google TV (and Android TV) boxes and streamers have been stuck at a mere 8GB of storage for a long time, but things are finally changing as new hardware hits the market including the new Xiaomi TV Box S which jumps up to 32GB.

As the grave of Google Stadia continues to draw mockery, Amazon’s cloud gaming service Luna is still thriving, with a new announcement this week bringing new regions online and also expanding available games with a deal with EA that includes Star Wars titles and more.

Following the Water stats page redesign on Android, the Fitbit is finally revamping the Health Metrics interface.

In a new community post, Google is reminding Pixel owners of an often-forgotten feature of their cameras, the “Palm Timer.”

The new Backbone One Xbox Edition controller has officially launched and is designed to make streaming Xbox Game Pass titles on your Android phone even easier.

Samsung is nearing the launch of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE series sometime soon, and one indication is the arrival of several new informative leaks about the tablets. According to a new leak, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and FE+ bring an Exynos 1580 SoC and some other exciting internal specs.

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before. Samsung is rolling out a new One UI 7 beta update for the Galaxy S24 series, and it’s reportedly the last one scheduled before the stable rollout.

Ahead of the busy summer season, Google is rolling out a handful of planning and travel tools across Maps (like a handy Gemini screenshots feature) and Search. 

Google has rolled out the last aspect of the March 2025 Feature Drop with an update today to the Pixel Screenshots app that adds Suggestions.

I can give a dozen examples of how I’m using AI, but I doubt another person will find any of them truly useful in their life. Instead, the most useful applications of AI are hyper-specific to the day-to-day things people do, and cannot be packaged in a flashy ad because it would be deemed “boring.” These are the mundane tasks that you accomplish manually and technology might have no insight into. 

Nothing is building out new AI features for its smartphones, with the “Essential Space” on the Phone (3a) series even bringing a physical button along with it. Apparently, though, Essential Space may end up costing users $120 per year, a Nothing app hints.

The iSteady M7 tracking gimbal uses AI and a touchscreen controller to get the best video out of your phone

Gimbals are a useful tool for improving the types of videos you can capture with your phone, but most can’t match what the iSteady M7 can do, with the ability to use on-device AI and a touchscreen controller to track your subject for incredible shots you never thought were possible.

YouTube metrics are vital for creators, and Shorts have historically been a shrouded part of YouTube analytics. Today, YouTube announced that it would be adjusting how YouTube Shorts are counted, switching from a timed approach to a more finite metric.