Latest articles by Sanuj Bhatia
Google welcomes the competition Google thinks the iPhone Duo is good for Android.
One UI 9 arrives Samsung's One UI 9 rollout took an unexpected U-turn, and some U.S. users can now download it.
New tricks for Garmin Garmin watches were already great for runners, and this update makes them even better.
Motorola goes all-out Motorola isn't holding back with its latest flagship, and that 200MP telephoto camera has my attention.
Privacy upgrade Xiaomi is stealing one of my favorite Galaxy S26 Ultra features — and making it better
Copy, paste, done Gmail just made copying verification codes so much easier.
AI coding reality check AI coding models are getting better, but Google's latest test shows there's still a long way to go.
Less camera, more AI Meta's next smart glasses could ditch the camera entirely.
Gallery's new home Samsung is replacing OneDrive with something that makes more sense.
A new Fitbit incoming Google's wearable lineup might be getting a surprising new addition.
2nm race is on MediaTek's first 2nm flagship chip is officially here.
Almost here Googlebooks are finally coming, and pre-orders start next week.
Rambler without a Pixel SwiftKey just brought a great Pixel 11 trick everywhere.
Galaxy Buds go open-ear Samsung's next Galaxy Buds could look completely different.
Gone for good RIP Pixel Tablet. Google's tablet experiment is officially over.
Welcome to fold Think the iPhone Duo is revolutionary? Android already had these features.
Five years, it's over Samsung has officially ended software support for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3.
New zoom sensor Samsung could replace two S27 Ultra zoom cameras with just one new lens.
Another loophole closed Meta just closed another loophole for secret recording on its AI glasses.
A familiar look Samsung is saving its best design work for the S27 Pro and Ultra.
Motorola's Android 17 features Motorola just revealed every Android 17 feature coming to its phones.
Resemblance is undeniable New renders confirm the Galaxy S27 Ultra's horizontal camera plateau, and the similarities to the iPhone 17 Pro are hard to ignore.
5GHz is happening Qualcomm's next chip can hit a whopping 5GHz clock speed.
