iOS 26.5.2 sounds like a sign of things to come for Apple software updates
Apple is warning that the use of AI to find vulnerabilities in iOS is making it harder to keep the software watertight
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Support your unionised Xbox workers because AI-obsessed Microsoft 100% can afford them
Xbox workers aren’t about to go quietly into the night. And neither should they.
WhatsApp usernames mean you don’t need to share your phone number anymore – and it’s about time
Reserve your WhatsApp username today.
TAG Heuer’s latest Formula 1 watch gets a stunning Gulf livery
TAG Heuer has revived its Gulf Oil partnership for a fourth time, dressing the Formula 1 chronograph in those unmistakable blue and orange racing colours
Android 17 to offer a literal game changer for foldable phones – and now we’re in the market for a Pixel Fold
A 50/50 split between the game and the virtual gamepad and it’ll work with all games supporting controller input.
iPhone 18 could miss out on key iOS 27 Siri AI features and the RAM crisis may be to blame
Has Apple changed plans for the iPhone 18 because of the RAM crisis forcing prices up across it’s other product lines?
Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Ultra sounds like it’ll live up to the name as surprising M-Series chip choices tipped
The MacBook Ultra will carry current-generation Apple Silicon chips, according to a well-connected Apple insider.
14 super-cheap watches in the Amazon Prime Day sale I’d genuinely recommend
Looking for an affordable watch for summer? Here are 14 budget timepieces I’d actually recommend…
Xbox Series S|X prices skyrocket by up to $150 and console gaming is about to lose the mainstream
Microsoft has pushed up the price of Xbox consoles… by a lot. And this might not be the end of it either.
An Apple smart ring is reportedly back in the pipeline – should Oura be worried? Probably not
Screen-free wearables are gaining in popularity. Could an Apple Ring join them to battle Oura, Ultrahuman and Whoop?
Nothing Phone (4b) will expand the range to budget – we’ll need it, the way these price hikes are going
Nothing will unveil the Phone (4b) next month. The first in a new range sitting below the mid-range ‘a’ series.
Beat the Apple price rise – get the MacBook Neo for $599/£599
Instead of starting from $599/£599 for the entry-level 256GB model, the MacBook Neo now officially starts at $699/£699 direct from Apple
