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  • The My Pixel app appears to be broken for some Pixel users

    A navigation issue affecting the My Pixel app has left a number of Pixel owners unable to access key sections of the preinstalled Google app, with the bottom tab bar disappearing entirely from the interface without warning. The missing bar ordinarily carries four tabs covering Home, Tips, Support, and Store, giving users a single access…

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  • Galaxy S27 Pro leak points to a smaller phone with an Ultra kick

    Samsung could finally be preparing the compact flagship Galaxy fans have been asking for. A new leak suggests the company is working on a Galaxy S27 Pro model that would bring some of the Ultra’s premium features into a noticeably smaller phone. According to reports from Korea, Samsung is developing a new 6.47-inch Galaxy S27…

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  • Amazfit’s new smartwatch could be an endurance king

    Amazfit has launched the Bip Max, a new entry-level smartwatch that extends its predecessor’s battery life by six days while keeping the retail price below £100 in the UK. The Bip Max arrives roughly 14 months after the Bip 6. The most significant change is the shift from a 350mAh to a 550mAh battery, which…

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  • iPhone Ultra rumours: Everything we know about Apple’s foldable

    We’ve seen foldables in just about every shape and size over the past few years from the likes of Samsung, Honor, Oppo, Motorola, Xiaomi and Huawei, but there’s still one big name missing from the conversation: Apple.  The company has long been tipped to be working on a foldable iPhone behind closed doors, and while…

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  • LG’s first 1000Hz gaming monitor is coming very soon

    LG is pushing gaming monitor refresh rates into genuinely ridiculous territory. The company has confirmed that its new UltraGear 25G590B will launch later this year. It will become the first 1080p gaming monitor capable of hitting a native 1000Hz refresh rate. Up until now, manufacturers have generally limited the few monitors flirting with 1000Hz to…

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  • Apple Watch Ultra 4 set for huge changes with a series first

    Apple’s next rugged smartwatch could finally be getting its biggest upgrade in years. According to a new report, the Apple Watch Ultra 4 will receive a major redesign alongside improved health sensors. It sounds like Apple is hoping the changes will reignite interest in its premium wearable. Since launching in 2022, the Apple Watch Ultra…

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  • Lenovo launches a budget 200Hz gaming monitor

    Lenovo has introduced a new budget gaming monitor in China under its Lecoo branding, and on paper, it looks like serious value for money. The new Lecoo N2757Q combines a high refresh rate and 1440p resolution with a relatively low price tag, targeting gamers who want smooth performance without spending much. At the centre of the package…

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  • TOKI X Technics collab brings hi-fi and highballs together

    Suntory Toki Whisky and Technics have partnered on Toki-O Nights, a free and ticketed event series running across London, Edinburgh, and Manchester from June to December 2026 that draws on Tokyo’s kissaten listening bar culture as its central reference point. The series launches on 3 June at Spiritland Kings Cross before spreading across nine venues…

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  • One UI 9 will let you block app addiction with stricter controls

    Samsung looks set to take Digital Wellbeing a step further in One UI 9, with a new feature designed to actively reduce app distractions by cutting off internet access for selected apps. The feature has been spotted in early beta code for the Android 17-based update currently rolling out to the Galaxy S26 series. This suggests it’s…

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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…

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