David Nield

We're back again to round up the past seven days in tech – and what a week it's been, again.

Code hidden in the latest beta version of Android 16 suggests Pixel owners will soon be able to save themes.

Much of what's new with the iPhone 17 this year could be down to the screen, including a bigger display.

The Nothing Phone 3 isn't launching for another month, but the company is dropping hints already.

We know Gemini is coming to Android Auto, and a new video shows off how it looks on the interface.

Google Photos is marking its 10th birthday by adding more AI editing features to its mobile apps.

Samsung's next big software update is available for testing, and will be launched alongside new foldables.

It looks as though the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 processor will be powering the headset from Google and Samsung.

Preparations to allow drivers to listen to the audio from videos while on the move are in the works.

It seems that all of Apple's big software packages are going to get the same modern update this year.

We've got some unofficial information about the colors and the wallpapers the Pixel 10 may bring with it.

The indications are that the One UI 8 beta will open up very soon, and we can expect new features too.

We've seen mentions of three new drones on the way from DJI across the last few days.

If your Whoop MG has suddenly stopped working after just a few hours of use, you're not the only one.

It looks as though camera capabilities and AI are going to be the main focus of the Pixel 10, which is no surprise.

It looks as though the Samsung tri-fold will be available in limited quantities, and come with a high price tag.

It's likely that the Classic model is making a return this year, and this could be what it looks like.

We're getting more apps that will work with Android Auto, and across a wider range of categories.

Google Beam will be rolling out to select businesses this year, with Google Meet getting one key feature.

One of Google's best AI tools is now available for free on your mobile platform of choice.

It looks as though Android could follow iOS in adding a display mode for when your phone is inactive and charging.

We now have a better idea of the materials that might be used in these two upcoming foldables.

It seems as though there might be just enough time for TDK to get its next-gen batteries ready by September.

We've got a few more details about the upcoming Nothing flagship, which could well launch in July.