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Sony’s upcoming True RGB TVs look to set “a new benchmark” for picture quality
After several months of teasing, Sony has decided to fill us in a bit more information about its upcoming True RGB TV. Although only a little bit more. We still don’t have an idea of what the TV looks like (but we assume it’ll look like any other Sony TV), and there’s no word on…
Google Cast is rolling out to Samsung TVs – and yours might be included
Samsung TVs are finally getting built-in Google Cast — and it’s not limited to brand-new models. The feature is starting to roll out across both upcoming 2026 sets and select older TVs. This marks a quiet but meaningful shift for Samsung’s smart TV platform. Google Cast has long been one of the easiest ways to…
Pixel 11 Pro XL renders show Google’s bold new camera bar
New renders of the Pixel 11 Pro XL have surfaced, giving us one of the clearest looks yet at Google’s next flagship. Fresh CAD-based images suggest Google is reworking its signature camera bar, swapping the familiar two-tone look for a more unified, monochromatic design that stretches cleanly across the rear. This is a subtle shift on…
Gmail’s new AI Inbox is here, but you’ll need to pay a lot to acesss it
Google has launched Gmail’s AI Inbox in beta for Google AI Ultra subscribers in the United States, replacing the traditional unread message count with an AI-driven system. The feature sits as a separate label in Gmail’s sidebar and divides unread emails into two sections, To-dos and Topics, with To-dos surfacing time-sensitive items, including messages from…
Amazon is finally launching its most exciting Kindle in the UK after a long wait
Amazon is finally bringing its most ambitious Kindle yet to the UK, after launching it in the US last year. The new Kindle Scribe lineup, led by the first colour Kindle Scribe, has been available in the States for months now, but Amazon has finally confirmed when we’ll be able to get our hands on it.…
How to make sure your Pixelsnap charger is properly updated
Google has confirmed that its Pixelsnap Charger receives firmware updates automatically and silently while charging a Pixel phone, with the latest release sitting at version 1.51.0. Pixel owners can verify their charger’s firmware status by navigating to Settings, then Connected devices, and selecting the charger from the list of paired accessories, giving users a straightforward…
Claude Code leak exposes how Anthropic’s AI really works
Anthropic has accidentally revealed a huge chunk of how its AI coding tool actually works. A debug file bundled into version 2.1.88 of its Claude Code package briefly exposed a 500,000+ line codebase (via VentureBeat). This gave developers an unusually detailed look at the system behind one of the fastest-growing AI tools right now. The file…
Samsung may raise its priciest phone prices in South Korea
Samsung could be about to make its most expensive phones even pricier, at least in its home market. A new report suggests the company is planning price increases for select high-end Galaxy models in South Korea. Changes could potentially kick in as early as today, April 1. The devices in question include the Samsung Galaxy Z…
You can now get an AI translator for your pet – yes, really
A new gadget called Pettichat claims it can translate what your pet is trying to say — in real time. The AI-powered wearable has launched on Kickstarter and promises to turn barks and meows into human language in under a second. Designed for cats and dogs, Pettichat clips onto a pet’s collar and automatically detects…
Apple reveals first look at iOS 26.5 in its latest beta
Apple is already moving on to its next update. It is rolling out the first developer beta of iOS 26.5 just a week after the stable iOS 26.4 release. And while this isn’t a headline-grabbing upgrade, it quietly adds a handful of features. These hint at where Apple is heading next. The biggest change is…