It seems Samsung still knows how to work its magic, transforming the Galaxy S26 Ultra into a device that looks far more modern than many had feared.

Apple is revamping its 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models to add the capabilities, giving them the same screen technology used on the iPhone: OLED, or organic light-emitting diode.

Macworld In his latest scoop, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman dishes out a few details about the touchscreen-enabled Mac laptops we’ve heard about for some time. The new laptops—14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros, ...

I suppose we'll see if other automakers follow the trend of Ferrari and pare down their reliance on touchscreens inside their cars.

Instead of a Home or a side-button, Apple is researching how best to implement under-screen fingerprint sensors, not just for mobile devices like iPhone Fold and iPad, but potentially also the Mac.

According to Apple analyst Jeff Pu, the company plans to launch the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and its first foldable iPhone in September 2026, while pushing the standard iPhone 18 models to ...

Rumor: Apple Could Delay iPhone 18 in 2026 — But Not for Long Your email has been sent Rumors suggest Apple may delay the iPhone 18, breaking its usual release cycle and leaving 2026 without a new ...

If rumors are accurate, 2026 is going to be a huge year for Apple. We're expecting the first foldable iPhone, an all-new home hub device, updated displays, and possibly, the first OLED MacBook Pro and ...

As time goes on, the rumors around Apple’s long-discussed foldable phone are starting to feel more concrete. The device is still not official, but a steady flow of leaks suggests Apple is actively ...

New research reveals American workers need just 4 days of work to afford Apple’s flagship iPhone 17 Pro, ranking the US third globally for iPhone affordability behind only Luxembourg and Switzerland.

The iPhone 17 Pro Max seems to be the favorite of those rushing to grab a new Apple device on the first day of preorders. Order this model now in the United States, and the wait for the delivery ...

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