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Google might be giving At a Glance a big upgrade, possibly rebranding it with the Gemini name and packing in a ton more features.

Samsung and Google promise four and three years of updates, but it's always been unclear what happens with the final update. We're about to find out.

Samsung's next line of foldables shows up in a massive leak, pointing to a sleek design, larger screens this time around.

Samsung is reportedly interested in debuting fitness subscription plans for its Galaxy Watches.

Nothing teased and confirmed that its Glyph Matrix will replace the Glyph interface on the Phone 3.

If AR glasses keep upgrading their visuals and stay relatively comfortable, they'll become a viable display option for gamers.

Samsung has begun releasing the June security patch for its Galaxy devices, addressing several vulnerabilities.

Nothing's co-founder states the Phone 3 will receive five years of major Android OS updates and discusses its security update cadence.

Xreal One Pro glasses and the Xreal Eye camera just debuted, and I've been using them for weeks. Here's what you need to know.

Rokid's AR Spatial glasses want to turn wherever you are into your own personal work-and-play zone.

Google is testing voice chats in Search that talk with you in real time.

Prominent tipster Evan Blass took to X to state that Samsung's summer Galaxy Unpacked will be held on July 9, at 10 am ET.

Best Buy is carving an outstanding $450 off the Motorola Edge Plus (2023), one of our favorite Moto phones in recent years. But is the flagship starting to show its age?

YouTube's CEO confirmed Google's Veo 3 model is headed for Shorts this summer.

The latest Google app update introduces a new video analysis feature for Gemini, similar to ChatGPT. Users can upload videos up to five minutes long for Gemini to analyze and summarize.

Samsung's XR headset will allegedly launch sometime in September, during Samsung's domestic unpacked event.

Amazon's biggest sale of the year has been announced, and I'm gathering all of the info you need to prepare, plus some early deals!

Garmin launched its new smart band, the Index Sleep Monitor.

Google execs ran through their plans to make Android XR relevant after its notorious history with Google Glass and Daydream.

An early collection of Thinborne cases for the alleged Pixel 10 series devices has sold out.

Samsung is opening up availability for One UI 8, its next mobile operating system based on Android 16. Here's how you can try it out for yourself.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is rumored to be the thinnest foldable phone yet, but can it pack good cameras into a thin frame? One foldable phone says yes.

Google Play Store is receiving a server side update that brings the visual hues of Material 3 Expressive. This server-side update introduces colorful icons in the search tab, making categories like apps and games more visually distinct.

Spotify and Apple Music have had lyric sharing for a while, but YouTube Music is only now adding the feature in a big win for subscribers.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is a great last-gen tablet with a huge screen.

Adobe expands its range of text and video generation with new Google models and more AI partners.

Nothing in an X post that its Phone 3 will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, and will be a much better flagship than the Nothing Phone 2.

For a limited time, Best Buy is offering huge price cuts on some of the most popular Android phones.

YouTube users reported that the platform has started slowing down videos after clicking play if they're using an ad blocker.

Gemini 2.5 Pro and Flash are officially stable and generally available, and for the first time, you can try a preview of Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite.

Spotify has made downloading tunes to your Wear OS smartwatch a lot less of a pain.

Mark your calendars as Amazon just announced dates for its annual Prime Days, and this time you can shop deals for 4 long days!

Galaxy Watch 8 series shows up in another major leak, as prominent tipster Evan Blass puts out life-like renders via his newsletter.

Everyone at Augmented World Expo, shockingly, believes AR glasses will take off. But Google, Meta, and other XR brands disagree on how it'll happen.

Google detailed what users can expect from v3.33 of its Home app.

MediaTek's next flagship chip reportedly showed up for a performance test with odd scores and speeds.

Google has rolled out a new swipe gesture for Play Store purchases.

Amazon just dropped a major sale on Garmin watches, and one model in particular has caught my eye.

OnePlus has a launch event on July 8 for its new lineup, including the flagship-chip-powered Nord 5, the Nord CE 5, and a smaller 43mm version of the OnePlus Watch 3.

The Google Pixel 10 might finally nail macro shots, thanks to its 5x telephoto camera.

Android 16 is already available for Google Pixel users, but now Motorola is sharing which of its models will get the boost to the next Android OS version.

WhatsApp detailed a major business-focused update for its Updates tab in the app.

OnePlus is set to launch five new products on July 8, which include the OnePlus Nord 5 and Nord CE5, OnePlus Buds 4, OnePlus Pad Lite, and a 43mm OnePlus Watch 3.

Best Buy is slashing up to $200 off the OnePlus 13, and now the retailer will even throw in a free gift card.

We're currently awaiting an official announcement of the Google Pixel 10 in the coming months, but leakers are already giving us hints about the Pixel 12 series.

Samsung has released the One UI 8 Watch beta, introducing several new features focused on helping users develop healthier habits.

Meta is teasing its next-generation smart glasses powered by an Oakley partnership, scheduled to be announced on Friday, June 20. Here's what to expect.

Leaks and certifications suggest Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, a more affordable foldable phone.

EZQuest made a GaN charger that's just about the thinnest I've ever used, and it goes up to 70W via dual USB-C ports.

Fitbit's app settings are now all in sync with the Pixel Watch app.