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Adobe Premiere is finally coming to Android
Adobe has confirmed that its Premiere video editing app will arrive on Android, with Google announcing the news as part of a broader set of creator-focused features tied to the Android 17 platform reveal at The Android Show. The confirmation moves the app beyond the vague “in development” status that Adobe attached to it last…
Samsung’s wide-screen foldable could ditch a key camera feature
Samsung’s upcoming wide-screen foldable may end up making a surprising compromise in the camera department. According to a new leak, the rumoured Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide could launch with just two rear cameras instead of the triple-camera setup Samsung typically reserves for its premium foldables. The device has already appeared in several leaks ahead of its expected July…
Google just made it way easier to switch from iPhone to Android
Google is finally tackling one of the biggest headaches in mobile tech: switching from iPhone to Android without losing half your data. During its Android Show: I/O Edition 2026 keynote, the company announced a major upgrade to Android’s migration tools. This upgrade dramatically expands what can be transferred from iOS. Starting with Android 17, users switching from an…
This £15 EE unlimited-data SIM could slash your monthly phone bill
Mobile contracts have a way of making you feel trapped, paying over the odds every month simply because switching feels like too much hassle for too little reward. The Scancom EE Unlimited Rolling SIM is the exit ramp from that cycle, bringing unlimited calls, texts, and data, and now at a discount from £35 to…
iOS 26.5 is due out very soon – here’s every new feature you can expect
Apple’s next iPhone update is almost here. The company has now released the iOS 26.5 Release Candidate, which is usually the final stop before a public rollout. This means the update should land for everyone later this month. While iOS 26.5 isn’t a huge overhaul, it does pack in a handful of genuinely useful upgrades across Messages,…
A new rumour hints Apple could bring hologram-like visuals to the iPhone
Apple’s long-running interest in glasses-free spatial display technology has resurfaced amid supply chain rumours, with a leaker claiming Samsung is developing a holographic panel that component suppliers have informally linked to a future device internally described as a “Spatial iPhone.” The leaker behind the reports, an X account operating under the name “Schrödinger,” has a…
The iPhone Ultra could make foldable phones less of a repair nightmare
Apple’s first foldable iPhone, expected to launch as the iPhone Ultra, is shaping up to tackle one of the biggest pain points in the category: repairability. According to a new leak, Apple is taking a surprisingly different approach to internal design that aims to make the device far easier to service than today’s foldables. Foldable phones…
Samsung’s big One UI 8.5 update is rolling out now
Samsung has started rolling out One UI 8.5, and it’s a pretty big one. The update is landing on more than 40 Galaxy smartphones and tablets. It brings a refreshed interface and a new wave of AI features to devices that, in some cases, are years old. The rollout began in Korea today, with other regions expected…
A wider Galaxy Z Fold 8 may have leaked via Samsung’s own software
Samsung might have just revealed its next big foldable shift by accident. References buried in One UI 9 firmware appear to confirm a new “Wide” version of the Galaxy Z Fold 8. This hints at a major redesign that moves away from the tall, narrow shape of previous models. The leak suggests Samsung is experimenting with a shorter, wider…
OpenAI could launch its AI phone sooner than expected
OpenAI’s rumoured smartphone might be arriving earlier than anyone expected. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the company is now aiming to mass-produce its first “AI agent phone” in the first half of 2027. This is a significant shift from earlier timelines, with earlier estimates pointing closer to 2028. The accelerated push suggests OpenAI is getting more serious…