Latest articles by Jay Bonggolto
Identity crisis Google Translate's new AI mode has a secret chatbot you can unlock, exposing the quirky, unpredictable side of built-in Gemini.
Against-the-odds growth Fairphone’s 83.7% growth shows that as phones get pricier and weaker, more users are choosing repairable, long-lasting devices.
Legibility first Google is finally fixing Pixel’s At a Glance with a high-contrast background that makes info easy to read on any wallpaper.
The 'magnetic' catch Samsung Galaxy S26 wireless charging specs have surfaced on a certification portal, and it's bad news for Qi2 fans.
big win for accessibility Gboard might soon fix its tiny emojis by letting them scale with font size, making them easier to see, tap, and use.
playful options Google's Pixel 10a is almost here, and a new leak about its colors proves a budget phone can finally have some serious personality.
True cross-platform sharing Android’s AirDrop interoperability is breaking out of Pixel exclusivity, making it easier than ever to send files to iPhones and Macs.
Wicked era is over The Wicked era is over, but Google is already teasing fresh Pixel theme packs that'll give your phone a total one-tap makeover.
Automations go pro Google Home's update finally brings smart automations, button support, and reliable cameras, making your home feel truly proactive.
The matte return The Sony WF-1000XM6 leaks show a complete matte redesign with better mics and bass, making it a promising upgrade worth waiting for.
No longer playing safe The OnePlus 16 could ditch safe upgrades for massive cameras, a wild 240Hz display, and a huge battery.
Feature revival Google is likely restoring the RCS message edit history feature, a tool for transparency that was removed during a 2025 app redesign.
Accuracy tax Oura is sticking with its $6 monthly fee, betting that better algorithms and long-term health insights matter more than cheap, one-time hardware.
Proxy army dismantled Google just crippled IPIDEA, freeing millions of hijacked devices and cutting off a major cybercrime pipeline.
Sticker shock is a myth Samsung just proved $2,900 isn't too much for innovation, as the Z TriFold sold out in minutes without even needing trade-in deals to tempt buyers.
Design stasis Samsung’s Galaxy A37 and A57 might stick to a familiar design but deliver solid chips, big batteries, faster charging, better cameras, and rare long-term updates.
Slimmer, not weaker The RedMagic 11 Air packs a flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite and a massive 7,000mAh battery into a fan-cooled frame that finally lets you game hard without the bulk.
Profits tripled on AI demand Samsung’s record AI chip profits are driving the next wave of tech innovation, but expect higher prices for the gadgets you actually want.
No longer just a browser Google's new Gemini AI transforms Chrome from a basic browser into a proactive, time-saving sidekick.
Billion-color upgrade Samsung could finally ditch the color-faking tricks for a native 10-bit display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The 'Hard Lock' evolution Google’s new Android theft protection turns your phone into a brick for criminals — before, during, and after a theft.
Triple-fold era Samsung's betting big that its $2,899 triple-folding Galaxy Z TriFold is the laptop-replacing powerhouse the foldable race needs.
No more lost groove YouTube Music’s new queue sync finally lets your music follow you across devices, making switching from phone to laptop or tablet effortless.
Proving the Ultra moniker Samsung is stress-testing its Galaxy Watch Ultra in a fitness TV show, proving its premium features are for real athletes and everyday users.
