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AirDrop support is coming to older Galaxy S phones
Samsung is expanding AirDrop compatibility to older Galaxy S devices through a Quick Share update, with owners of phones from the S22, S23, S24, and S25 generations reporting a new “Share with Apple devices” toggle appearing in their Quick Share settings. The toggle is currently visible to some users but not yet functional across all…
KitchenAid just added 3 smart new features to its iconic stand mixer
KitchenAid is giving its classic stand mixer a thoughtful refresh, as the new Artisan Plus adds three practical upgrades aimed at making everyday baking a little smoother. At the top of the list is a built-in LED bowl light, which automatically switches on when the tilt-head is lowered. It’s a small but useful addition, as it…
TCL rolls out the red carpet for its brand new SQD-Mini LED TVs
After a brief introduction when it revealed its SQD-Mini LED TVs at CES 2026 in Vegas, we’ve got more details on TCL’s flagship TV for this year. The SQD-Mini LED line-up, SQD standing for “Super Quantum Dot”, will be coming to the UK market, with the X11L leading the charge (from 75-inches and above), followed…
Denon’s Home 2.0 takes the fight for the living room to Sonos and Bluesound
After several years where didn’t hear much from Denon’s Home speaker series, the Japanese brand has whipped up a brand new range, and it’s got Dolby Atmos support across the entire range. The range is made up of the Home 200, Home 400, and Home 600; which sort of but not quite replace the previous…
This version of the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is quite hard to get hold of
A few months after its initial launch, Amazon has recently unveiled the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft in a brand new fetching Fig shade that’s proved especially popular. In fact, the Fig-colour Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is so popular that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to get our hands on the e-reader, with shipping delays stretching well beyond the…
Sony could be about to retire one of PlayStation’s most recognisable brands
A new report claims the company plans to phase out PlayStation Network (PSN) branding entirely by September 2026. It will replace it with something that better reflects its broader digital services. According to Insider Gaming, an internal email sent to developers outlines a “strategic” decision to drop both “PlayStation Network” and “PSN” across all Sony Interactive Entertainment platforms.…
A genius update is coming to the Apple TV – and you won’t need to buy a new box
Apple is about to make finding something to watch on your Apple TV a lot less painful. A new update, tvOS 26.4, is introducing a feature called Genius Browse. It’s rolling out to existing Apple TV 4K devices, so there’s no need for new hardware. Built into the Apple TV app, Genius Browse adds a…
Here’s every new feature coming in iOS 26.4
Apple is about to roll out iOS 26.4, and the final release notes suggest this is a feature-heavy update rather than a minor tweak. With the release candidate now in the hands of developers, the public launch is expected as early as next week. A big chunk of the update focuses on Apple Music. There’s…
Opera’s gaming browser arrives on Linux after huge demand
Opera has finally brought its gamer-focused browser, Opera GX, to Linux. This happened following what the company describes as sustained demand from communities across Reddit, Discord and developer forums. The launch means Linux users can now access the same performance tools and customisation features that have helped Opera GX grow to more than 34 million…
Xbox adds a bunch of heavily requested features in surprising update
Xbox is rolling out a wave of long-requested features — and it’s the kind of update that feels more about fixing everyday annoyances. Instead of adding flashy extras, it addresses user pain points. The changes are currently live for Xbox Insiders, but they’re expected to roll out more widely in the coming months. At the…