David Nield

Going by these first images of the new Samsung laptops, not much is changing from a design perspective.

Apple is exploring the idea of screens with privacy layers or adjustable fields of view for extra security.

Some problems have been spotted with Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro screens, but we don't know how widespread this is.

A new leak points to a non-LTPO 60Hz display for the iPhone 16, just like the one on the iPhone 15.

A new Probabilistic Memory Saver Mode is currently being tested, which could save memory more efficiently.

We may now know more about the Galaxy Fit 3 in terms of its design, color options, and retail price.

More users are set to get access to the bot, as WhatsApp makes it easier to load up AI chats in the app.

Code hidden in the Instagram app suggests that a partnership with Samsung is being worked on.

Android users will soon be better represented on iOS, but there are still questions about the implementation.

The next premium-level pair of wireless earbuds from Samsung won't be dropping in 2023, it would seem.

The Galaxy Fit 3 has been visiting various regulatory bodies, and we've learned more about it along the way.

Google has issued a "specialized solution" for those who can't get into their devices to update their software.

Apple looks likely to refresh its entire iPad lineup next year, and here's what we think is coming.

Samsung's future foldable could end up costing less than a lot of standard mid-range smartphones.

We're got some more rumored details about the successor to the OnePlus Watch, and some pictures.

We haven't even had a proper look at the Apple Vision Pro 1 yet, but we're excited to see what's next.

Here's our regular recap of the week's tech stories, in case you haven't quite kept up with everything that's gone on.

A new report suggests that Amazon is building its own operating system, codenamed Vega, from the ground up.

You might soon be getting travel advice or responses from businesses through a Maps chatbot.

The Disney Plus and Hulu app merger is still on schedule, even as the former hits the 150 million user milestone.

Analysts are predicting that Samsung will launch a less expensive foldable phone at some point next year.

Google has come up with a solution for the recently reported issues, but some users are likely to lose data.

Transsion is now the fifth biggest smartphone manufacturer – but you probably can't buy any of its phones.

If you're seeing poor battery life after the introduction of watchOS 10.1, help is on the way.

As the OnePlus 12 launch gets closer, there are rumors and official teasers about what we can expect.