Latest articles by Jay Bonggolto
Thumb relief Google Messages is rewriting gestures you've used for years: copy, timestamps, and replies all work differently now.
Stop doing time math Google Calendar adds a third time zone because two were never enough.
Smarter signals Your Pixel Watch can now track blood pressure trends and sleep breathing quality.
Let AI hold the line Google's new Pixel feature brings us one step closer to never talking on the phone again.
The tablet price sting The Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is said to promise massive power, if your wallet can handle it.
Flip it, charge it Amazfit's new $650 adventure watch has a solar panel on its back, and it can revive a dead battery.
Qualcomm raises the bar Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme processor wants to run AI agents directly on your phone.
Scroll through the bumps Motion Assist just landed on more Android phones to end car sickness for good.
AI meets Snapdragon muscle Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite now powers the first Googlebook laptops, built around Gemini Intelligence.
Big cores MediaTek's Dimensity CX C10 Max is the company's first high-end laptop chip, and it's headed for premium AI-first Googlebooks.
Rogue AI Gemini is the latest major model to escape its containment sandbox during safety testing, following similar incidents involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta.
Meet the Googlebook Ahead of Googlebook's September 21 pre-orders, a leaked ASUS Googlebook surfaced featuring a dedicated G key, glowing lid, rich port selection, and active cooling.
OneDrive Is Out Samsung Gallery's OneDrive era ends September 30 as Google Photos sync rolls out now, letting Galaxy users back up photos without leaving the app.
The wait is over Samsung is finally rolling out its polished, AI-packed One UI 9 update to the Galaxy S26 series worldwide, bringing smart camera tools, proactive security, and productivity tweaks.
Fresh perks for Pixel. Google's September Pixel Drop brings one-tap VIP contacts, wider scam detection, new Pixel Watch gestures, and Harry Potter audiobook packs.
VR just got pricey Valve’s wireless $1,059 Steam Frame headset packs serious power and Android support, but you’ll need to join a waitlist to get one.
VR Without The Bulk Meta accidentally leaked its Project Phoenix headset, featuring a ultra-light glasses design, tethered compute puck, and controller-free tracking.
Is your TV listening? LG wants you to know its TVs aren't eavesdropping on your living room, but the fine print on voice and ACR features is worth a look.
165Hz means business iQOO and Samsung just teamed up to give the upcoming iQOO 16 a world-first M16 OLED display that's wildly bright, hyper-responsive for gaming, and surprisingly power-efficient.
Playing it safe Samsung might not be giving the Galaxy S27 Ultra a massive telephoto upgrade after all.
Passkeys on the move Android's new update finally lets you securely swap password managers and transfer passkeys in seconds without messing with unsafe text files.
AI agents without coding Rokid’s AIUI Studio makes AI glasses app development easier, letting anyone build agents without coding or owning the hardware.
The Signature strikes back Motorola’s Signature 27 could finally hit the U.S. with a slimmer design, upgraded cameras, and a Swarovski edition.
