David Nield

It looks more and more likely that the next Samsung foldables are going to break cover in July.

The Nothing Phone 3 will be arriving in July, August, or September – though July is most likely.

A much-requested volume normalization control for YouTube Music appears to be rolling out for some users.

We've got another look at the size and the shape of the four models Apple is expected to unveil this year.

We're just about catching our breath again from the latest week in tech – and these were the biggest stories.

The iPhone 18 is rumored to be switching to a new manufacturing process, which is more expensive.

The Motorola Razr Plus 2025 (also known as the Motorola Razr 60 Ultra) will be made official on April 24.

There's still a lack of clarity around when handsets such as the Galaxy S23 might finally get One UI 7.

Look out for a new Library tab that's now rolling out to ChatGPT on the web and on mobile.

Security updates for Android 12 and Android 12L have now ceased, which makes the software more vulnerable.

Motorola apparently has more than flip foldables in the pipeline, if a new leak is to be believed.

It seems the Pixel Watch 4 is going to look a lot like the Pixel Watch 3, but there are some minor tweaks.

A range of electronics goods are now exempt from tariffs – including those manufactured in China.

A new AI-powered recommendation experience is live now, for iOS users in Australia and New Zealand.

A new report suggests Siri's slow AI upgrade will continue later this year, most probably as part of iOS 19.

There's a new update to Google Play services heading to devices, and we should see some tangible benefits.

We've got another rumor that Apple will launch two foldable devices at the same time, though nothing is confirmed yet.

If you've noticed a new emoji reaction bug in the Google Messages app recently, you're not alone.

The latest pricing leak for the Galaxy S25 Edge is in line with previous leaks, and hints at an expensive phone.

Offloading some of the tasks linked to app installation to the cloud could help on budget handsets.

We've now got a very good idea of how much the iPhone 17 Air will differ from the iPhone 17 Pro Max in terms of thickness.

Samsung appears to be following Google in getting its next software upgrade out earlier than expected.

Users are reporting that Do Not Disturb isn't correctly set through Google Assistant on Android phones.