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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.

Sharp lenses We've seen Samsung's Intelligent Eyewear, but something more—something like color display glasses—could be on the way, too.

See ya We're saying goodbye to the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic, as Samsung's allotted software updates run dry.

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.

Better graphics, better frames, Arm GPU Arm says its Mali G2-Ultra NX GPU aims to produce "desktop-class" graphics on mobile phones, and it can reportedly keep up with smooth frames—I certainly hope so.

Cheeky and ruthless Duolingo gets cheeky, and Samsung has no chill over Apple's first foldable debut, the iPhone Duo.

Moto Moves Motorola won't go quietly; it boldly teases its short, wide Razr Fold on Instagram, and it's turning heads away from Apple's iPhone Duo.

Finally The iPhone Duo is now official, and it is going on sale in October starting at $1,999. With an entirely new wider-style design and two panels, it is the foldable iPhone you've always wanted.