Latest articles by Jay Bonggolto
Your medical history is coming to Fitbit whether you're ready or not
No more fake sleep Fitbit’s finally getting smart by linking your actual medical records and fixing its lying sleep tracker.
Your next Galaxy phone could ditch Samsung’s own displays to save cash
cost-cutting measures Samsung may use cheaper third-party OLEDs for mid-range Galaxy phones to cut costs, but it’s unclear if those savings will actually reach buyers or just boost margins.
Google's Gemini for Home is finally useful enough to not drive you crazy
Trimming the fat Google finally taught Gemini for Home to talk less and work up to 40% faster, delivering smarter alarms and slick automations without all the annoying chatter.
RedMagic 11 Air Trace Edition is the same great gaming phone in a louder shirt
fresh face RedMagic’s 11 Air Trace Edition keeps its slim design, Snapdragon 8 Elite power, and huge 7,000mAh battery, with a flashier white-and-orange look.
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 could get a bigger battery, and I’m wondering why Samsung waited this long
It's about time After five years stuck at 4,400mAh, Samsung might finally give the Galaxy Z Fold 8 a 5,000mAh battery.
The Fairphone 6 is getting Android 16 earlier than expected
Jumping the line Fairphone is rolling out Android 16 to the Fairphone 6 today, bringing smarter notifications, stronger scam protections, and handy upgrades.
You can now buy the Nothing Headphone (a) and its massive five-day battery
Now available Nothing’s $199 Headphone (a) is now on sale with bold colors, adaptive ANC, hi-res audio, and a massive 135-hour battery claim.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra teardown reveals the clever camera tech Unpacked skipped
Hidden upgrades A teardown shows the Galaxy S26 Ultra packs smarter hardware upgrades, including a brighter zoom camera, larger cooling system, and improved S Pen protection.
I’ve spent years forgetting to turn off my phone's focus modes, but One UI 8.5 finally fixes that
No more mental clutter One UI 8.5 finally lets you set expiration dates on Samsung routines, so temporary automations actually know when to quit.
Motorola Razr 2026 leak shows the same old design with some heavy-duty internals
Same look A new Motorola Razr 2026 leak shows a familiar design but hints at big upgrades like up to 18GB RAM, 1TB storage, and a new telephoto camera.
Samsung already nuked the only cool thing about the Galaxy S26’s AI
Blame the rebrand Samsung’s first Galaxy S26 update removed the “Hey Plex” wake word for Perplexity AI, but it’s only temporary.
I kept deleting chats by accident, and Google Messages just fixed it
No more instant regret Google Messages is rolling out a Trash folder that keeps deleted chats for 30 days, giving users a simple way to recover conversations.
Chrome’s Gemini AI assistant finally breaks out of the US
Global expansion Google is rolling out Gemini in Chrome to India, Canada, and New Zealand, with support for over 50 languages.
One UI 8.5 beta could land soon on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7
Next in line Samsung is said to be gearing up a One UI 8.5 beta for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7, with internal builds already spotted and a mid-March rollout expected.
Samsung might let Galaxy users create apps with prompts, and I’m all for this direction
Vibe coding Samsung is exploring AI-powered “vibe coding” for Galaxy phones, a concept that could let users create custom apps or features with simple prompts.
Forget charging for a week: Nothing's new headphones last that long
Unmatched endurance Nothing’s new Headphone (a) promises up to 135 hours of battery life, physical controls, adaptive ANC, and Hi-Res audio.
Apple’s cheapest laptop in years is finally here to challenge Chromebooks
Apple’s Chromebook killer Apple’s $599 MacBook Neo runs on an iPhone chip, cuts some corners, and is finally giving Chromebooks a real fight for your cash.
YouTube’s latest bug leaves some viewers stuck with ads they can’t dismiss
🙄🙄🙄 YouTube's app is glitching hard, leaving ads stuck on your screen during videos with a "Dismiss" button that does absolutely nothing.
Android's March update is all about finding people, apps, and your missing bags
March Pixel Drop Google’s March Pixel Drop adds in-chat live location sharing, Play Store app previews, custom Calling Cards, kids’ games on Android Auto, and a smarter way to track lost luggage.
Google turns Pixel’s Now Playing into a standalone app — and it’s a big deal
Finally! Google just moved Now Playing from the hidden corners of your settings to a shiny new Play Store app.
Google Photos for Android adds an overdue feature to cure your iPhone FOMO
a creative hub Google Photos on Android now turns your photos into clean, AI-cut stickers in seconds, making everyday chats more personal without leaving the app.
Qualcomm's Wi-Fi 8 chips are here, and they actually fix the stuff that annoys you
all-in-one connectivity chip Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi 8 upgrade brings 11.6Gbps speeds, smarter AI-powered routers, and stronger multi-device connections, built to handle the growing strain of generative AI.
Nothing confirms Headphone (a) launch with bold yellow design and lower price
Bold New Look Nothing’s Headphone (a) lands March 5 with a bold yellow design and big battery focus, making it an easy entry into the brand’s ecosystem without sacrificing style or value.
