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  • Samsung reportedly resumes work on true QNED displays

    Samsung could be revisiting one of its more ambitious display technologies. According to a new report, Samsung Display has restarted development of “true” QNED panels. This comes several years after the project was quietly shelved. The move marks a shift back to a technology once seen as a potential successor to OLED. QNED — short…

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  • Dell is bringing AI to its business laptops

    Dell is doubling down on AI-powered computing with a new lineup of Pro Precision workstations designed to bring serious AI performance directly to desks. At the centre of the announcement is a refreshed Dell Pro Precision range. It includes both tower and mobile workstations built specifically for AI-heavy workloads like model training, simulations, and creative…

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  • Oppo’s Find N6 finally fixes our biggest gripe with foldables

    Oppo has announced the Find N6, its latest flagship foldable — and it’s taking direct aim at one of the category’s longest-standing issues: the crease. The headline feature here is what Oppo calls a “Zero-Feel Crease”, achieved through a redesigned hinge and updated display materials. According to Oppo, the new second-generation Titanium Flexion Hinge reduces…

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  • Amazon has a new rival in the UK – but would you use it?

    JD.com has launched Joybuy in the United Kingdom, introducing a new e-commerce marketplace. The launch places Joybuy directly into competition with established platforms, including Amazon and other major UK retailers. Joybuy enters the UK market with a product catalogue that spans consumer technology, home appliances, beauty products, groceries, and everyday essentials, reflecting a marketplace model…

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  • We might’ve just seen how wide the Galaxy Z ‘Wide’ Fold could be — and it’s great news

    Samsung’s rumoured wider Galaxy Z Fold is starting to take shape. A new leak offers a clearer look at what could be a noticeably different take on the company’s foldable design. According to details shared by leaker Digital Chat Station, the upcoming “wide” Galaxy Z Fold could feature a 7.6-inch inner display with a 16:10…

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  • The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 set for an Apple Watch-rivalling upgrade

    Samsung’s next rugged smartwatch could deliver a major connectivity upgrade, with new reports suggesting the upcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 may become the first Galaxy smartwatch capable of connecting directly to 5G networks. If the rumours prove accurate, the update would represent a notable shift for Samsung’s wearable lineup, which has historically relied on LTE…

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  • Not a fan of Liquid Glass? This isn’t the news for you

    If you were hoping Apple might rethink its Liquid Glass interface any time soon, the latest reports suggest that’s unlikely. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, early internal builds of upcoming Apple software show no major design changes to the visual overhaul introduced with iOS 26. Liquid Glass first arrived across Apple’s recent platforms, including iOS…

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  • It looks like the MacBook Neo 2 touchscreen rumours have been put to bed (for now)

    Rumours that Apple’s next budget laptop could finally add a touchscreen appear to be fading fast. The MacBook Neo 2, expected to succeed Apple’s ultra-affordable £599/$599 Neo model, is now unlikely to include touch support. Earlier speculation had suggested Apple might experiment with a touchscreen on the entry-level MacBook. However, that idea seems to have…

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  • Google Maps is getting a huge upgrade thanks to Gemini

    Google is rolling out one of the biggest updates to Google Maps in years, powered by its Gemini AI models. The changes introduce a new conversational feature called Ask Maps. There is also a redesigned navigation experience that Google says is its largest driving upgrade in more than a decade. Ask Maps turns the app…

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  • These skins give your MacBook a retro look – and we love it

    If you’ve ever wished your MacBook looked a little more like a classic Apple machine, dbrand might have the answer. The accessory maker has launched a new “1984” skin collection. It brings back Apple’s iconic rainbow logo, giving modern MacBooks a nostalgic throwback look. The skins are designed to work across a range of recent…

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