Latest articles by Jay Bonggolto
Luxury meets logic Google and Gucci are teaming up on Android XR smart glasses, aiming to finally make wearable tech stylish, useful, and ready for everyday use.
$100 parenting tax Samsung’s $350 Tab A11+ Kids Edition offers seven years of updates, but you’re definitely paying a $100 premium for a rugged bumper and some stickers.
Style over substance? Google’s apparently bringing back the light bar with Pixel Glow, a flashy AI notification trick for the upcoming Pixel 11 and a brand-new Pixel laptop.
Targeting spoofed calls Google might bake smarter scam call detection into Android, using verified caller data and DNO checks to flag spoofed numbers before you answer.
The SIM tool trap The Nothing Phone 4a Pro nails durability with its metal build, but small flaws like an exposed mic mesh keep it from being fully worry-free.
A win for user sanity Google's finally punishing sites that trap you with fake back buttons, so your browsing's about to get way less annoying.
One-click automation Chrome’s new Skills turn repetitive AI prompts into one-click tools, making Gemini way more useful.
commute-to-conference Google Meet is rolling out on Android Auto with audio-only calls and basic controls, but it feels limited and rushed, especially with missing work features.
Visual overhaul WhatsApp Web is apparently testing 49 chat themes for more personalization, a massive jump from the current two-tone prison of light or dark mode.
Wide is the new tall Huawei beats rivals with a wider foldable, but unclear pricing, limited availability, and missing Google services could still hold it back.
Subscription purge Amazon Luna is dropping purchases and third-party access, giving users until June 10, 2026 to play or save their data.
No visual overhaul The new Galaxy Z Flip 8 might basically be the same phone as its predecessor, just half a millimeter thinner when folded.
Price hike is real Samsung’s Galaxy A37 and A57 hit the US with higher prices, but Amazon’s $50 gift card is what really makes them worth a look.
stability fixes Google’s April Pixel update fixes app crashes, missing features, and gaming issues, making Android 16 more stable.
Backfire Netflix lost an Italian court case, so some users get €500 back — but don't expect the same luck elsewhere.
long-awaited catch-up Google Photos finally adds video speed controls on Android, letting you watch clips at 0.5x to 2x.
The FOMO factor Google’s Pixel 10a gets a stylish Isai Blue makeover with art-driven features and extras, but it’s locked to Japan.
it's back Google finally stopped messing with Now Playing and brought back the manual search button to the Pixel lock screen.
Massive storage bump Google boosts AI Pro to 5TB for the same $20/month, making it a solid deal for AI users.
One bill for both AT&T’s OneConnect bundles mobile and fiber into one simple bill with great family pricing, but cuts perks and skips existing customers.
Speak normally Google's massive Gemini for Home update finally lets you ditch robotic commands and use natural speech to control your lighting and appliances.
Optical-first design Meta’s new $499 AI glasses finally support prescriptions, making them practical for daily wear.
Blackout camera bar Pixel 11 Pro leaked renders show a cleaner design, but Google may be ditching its unique temperature sensor.
The comeback This faster Google TV stick makes old HD TVs smart again, but 1GB RAM and microUSB in 2026? Come on.
Same shell new brains The Galaxy Watch 9 could be nearly here with a new chip and same design, but while it promises better efficiency, the unchanged battery means daily charging likely isn’t going anywhere.
