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Apple has updated one of its quirkiest apps
Apple has quietly rolled out an update to its Apple Invites app. This update adds a small but useful upgrade to one of its most visible features: the Home Screen widget. The widget originally launched in August as a simple countdown tool, showing the number of days left until a selected event. It worked well…
You can get a taste of the MacBook Neo on your older laptop
Apple’s new MacBook Neo may be the company’s most affordable laptop in years, but you don’t actually need to buy one to get part of the experience. The upcoming macOS 26.4 update adds the Neo’s colourful marketing wallpapers to the system. As a result, older Macs will be able to download and use them too.…
Starlink’s V2 satellites will deliver 5G speeds from space
Starlink is preparing a major upgrade to its satellite network, with next-generation V2 satellites promising what the company calls “5G speeds from space.” According to Starlink, the new satellites will deliver up to 100 times the data density of the current V1 generation. This could potentially transform how satellite connectivity performs on everyday phones. So…
Haier’s I-Pro Shine Dishwashers promise to remove 99.99% of bacteria at 45°C
Haier has launched its I-Pro Shine dishwasher range, which uses Biovitae technology to remove up to 99.99% of bacteria at 45°C. That, in turn, promises lower running costs than the high-temperature cycles or UV options that competitors use to achieve similar results. Biovitae uses patented multi-wavelength visible LED light to inhibit bacterial growth inside the…
You’ll soon be able to remove unwanted options from Windows 11’s quick menu
Microsoft may finally be bringing back a small but highly requested customisation feature in Windows 11. New preview builds suggest that users will soon be able to remove unwanted toggles from the Quick Settings menu, giving more control over what appears in the system tray panel. Early versions of Windows 11 moved away from the…
Sony might be testing dynamic pricing on the PlayStation Store
Sony could be experimenting with dynamic pricing on the PlayStation Store, according to data spotted by price-tracking site PSPrices. The platform has noticed that some users are being offered different prices for the same games, suggesting that Sony may be quietly testing a new pricing strategy. The discovery comes from PlayStation Store data tied to…
The Pixel 11 Pro XL design might’ve just been leaked… by a case render
Google’s next flagship phone may have surfaced earlier than expected through a case render that appears to reveal small but noticeable design changes for the Pixel 11 Pro XL. If Google sticks to its usual schedule, the Pixel 11 series should arrive around August. However, accessories for upcoming phones often appear months ahead of launch.…
Meze Audio’s new Astru headphones have the golden touch
Meze Audio has unveiled a new high-end pair of in-ear monitors aimed squarely at serious listeners. Called the ASTRU, the new earphones promise flagship-level sound performance. However, they stick to a surprisingly simple design: just a single dynamic driver. That approach is a bit unusual at this level. Many premium IEMs rely on multiple drivers…
70s hi-fi legend Leak’s new streamer exudes vintage appeal
British hi-fi brand Leak has unveiled its first dedicated music streamer, the TruStream, blending modern network audio features with the brand’s signature mid-century styling. The new component is designed to sit alongside Leak’s revived hi-fi lineup — including the Leak Stereo 130 and Leak Stereo 230. However, it shifts the focus firmly to modern streaming…
Lego’s new F1 reveals have us excited for the new season
As the 2026 Formula 1 season kicks off in Melbourne, Lego has unveiled two new display sets celebrating Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. The new Lego Editions Scuderia Ferrari HP helmet sets recreate the drivers’ 2025 helmet designs in detailed brick form. They come complete with signature plaques and for the first time…