Technology News : Mobile ,Gadgets & Innovations
- Bose unveils new Ultra Open Earbuds and Sport Open Earbudson 17/09/2026 at 14:57
Today Bose has unveiled the new Sport Open Earbuds and the Ultra Open Earbuds. Both of these are "designed to create more listening moments across active pursuits and everyday life", the company says. These second-generation Ultra Open Earbuds represent Bose's new flagship open-ear experience, while the new Sport Open Earbuds are the more affordable (yet still not cheap) option. The Ultra Open Earbuds have a newly engineered driver that delivers deeper bass and a higher volume than the first-gen model. Snapdragon Sound support is also there, with aptX Adaptive for high-quality audio....
- Apple may do another price hike as it reportedly accepts Samsung's higher memory prices for next yearon 17/09/2026 at 13:53
The new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max launch tomorrow with price tags $100 higher than what their 2025 predecessors cost. Even older models from the iPhone 17 and 16 series weren’t spared the $100 price hike. Unfortunately, this isn’t the end of it and new reports claim that Apple will raise prices again next year. A couple of days ago, Korean publications reported that Samsung is renegotiating DRAM and NAND prices with smartphone manufacturers, including Apple. It seems that Samsung and Apple have now reached an agreement on the new prices. Apple will reportedly pay close to...
- vivo X500 runs Geekbench, reveals a chipset schism in the lineon 17/09/2026 at 12:51
The upcoming vivo X500 has seemingly been spotted in the Geekbench online database with the model number V2609A. As you can see in the screenshot below, the device managed a single-core score of 2,694 and a multi-core score of 7,770 in Geekbench 6.7.1 for Android. It's powered by a MediaTek chipset that could very well be the newly announced Dimensity 9600M - or it's the Dimensity 9500 from last year, it's hard to tell since the differences between the two aren't very big. The prototype which ran the benchmark had 12GB of RAM, but as always vivo may offer more options when the phone...
- Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max key specifications surfaceon 17/09/2026 at 11:45
The Huawei Mate 90 series is expected to launch in October, and a new rumor has now surfaced, revealing the key specifications of the Mate 90 Pro Max. According to tipster Smart Pikachu on Weibo, the Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max will be powered by the Kirin 9050 Pro chipset, which also powers the company’s recently launched Mate XT 2 Ultimate Design tri-folding phone. Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max The tipster also claims that the phone will feature a next generation dual-layer OLED display and will be available with an optional privacy screen. For photography, the Mate 90 Pro Max is said to...
- MediaTek Dimensity 9600M is also officialon 17/09/2026 at 10:21
Earlier this week, MediaTek announced its latest flagship chipset – the Dimensity 9600 Pro and it turns out that’s not the only new SoC from the maker. The Dimensity 9600M is an upcoming chip that’s bringing some software and AI features from the 9600 Pro to a broader segment of flagship phones. From a hardware perspective, the 9600M is essentially a repackaged Dimensity 9500, fabbed on TSMC’s 3nm N3P process with identical components. It gets the same all-large-core CPU with a max frequency of 4.21GHz on the C1-Ultra core. The same applies to the Arm Mali-G1 Ultra MC12 GPU and the APU...
- Galaxy Z Fold8 sales in Korea pick up after the announcement of the iPhone Duoon 17/09/2026 at 09:21
Korean publication The Chosun is reporting that sales of the Galaxy Z Fold8 increased by around 10% on a week-to-week basis just after Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo. Some people were holding off to see what Apple had cooked up before committing to a Z Fold8 or waiting for a Duo. Indeed, the Duo won’t come out until late October, while the wide Galaxy foldable is available now – this is quoted as one of the reasons for people picking the Samsung phone. However, this isn’t nearly the whole story. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 In Korea, Samsung is selling its phones more cheaply than...
- Honor Win tablet is coming soon with an OLED display and built-in fanon 17/09/2026 at 08:22
The Honor Win lineup, which currently includes the Win, Win RT and Win Turbo smartphones, is set to expand with a new tablet. The company has revealed several details about the upcoming Honor Win tablet and offered a first look at its design. Honor China Smart Life business head Lin Lin shared a teaser of the Win tablet on Weibo, offering a first look at its rear design. The image shows a square-shaped camera module with Win branding on the back panel. The executive also confirmed that the tablet will feature a built-in cooling fan. In the comments section of the post, Lin Lin...
- OnePlus 16 launch teased, 165Hz system-wide refresh rate confirmedon 17/09/2026 at 06:00
We’ve heard plenty about the OnePlus 16 through leaks and rumors, but the company has remained quiet about the upcoming flagship until now. OnePlus has officially teased the phone’s launch in China and confirmed some of its key specifications. In a post on Weibo, the company teased the launch of the OnePlus 16, saying that the phone is coming soon. A recent leak suggested that the flagship could be unveiled in October. OnePlus has confirmed that the phone will run Android 17 based ColorOS 17. The company also revealed that the OnePlus 16 will support a system-wide 165Hz refresh...
- Google Pixel 11 reviewon 17/09/2026 at 05:53
- Honor Win 2 and Win 2 RT get certifiedon 17/09/2026 at 05:02
According to the prolific leaker who goes by Digital Chat Station on Weibo, Honor's upcoming Win 2 and Win 2 RT smartphones may have just been certified for sale in China. The Win 2 supports 100W wired charging and the Win 2 RT goes up to 90W. That would be an interesting downgrade for the more affordable model, as the original Win RT supported 100W wired charging too. Anyway, DCS says the Win 2 will be the only phone released this year to pair Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chipset with a battery over 10,000 mAh, a powerful built-in cooling fan, and an ultra-high refresh rate display...
- Best price since Prime Day: Galaxy Watch 8 is down to $259.99
Get 13% off the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 40mm, a slim smartwatch with AMOLED display, Wear OS 6, and up to 40 hours of use.
- Some YouTube users are stuck watching videos in low resolution
YouTube is stuck playing videos like it's the old days.
- Price drop: Amazon has the Google Pixel 10a for $424 right now
Amazon cuts 15% off the new Google Pixel 10a, a mid-range phone with a 6.3-inch display, Tensor G4, and 48MP camera.
- Google Photos could soon save you hours of video editing labor with beat matching
Highlight Videos could soon automatically sync photo transitions to the rhythm of your music.
- Amazon cuts Samsung’s 2025 flagship HW-Q990F soundbar package by $600
Amazon cuts 33% off the Samsung HW-Q990F, a premium 11.1.4-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar package with sub and rear speakers.
- Another Motorola phone just picked up its big Android 17 update
The 4.3GB update adds new notification tools, widgets, and more.
- Roku will soon let you test exciting new features before they go live
Roku is also making search smarter and Voice more useful.
- Bose expands its open-ear lineup with two new pairs of clip-on earbuds
Bose brings Sport Open and Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen) for those averse to the in-ear design
- iPhone Duo may have inadvertently helped Galaxy Z Fold 8 sales
Customers seemingly don’t want to spend big on a foldable that won’t ship until late October.
- YouTube plays whack-a-mole, fixes another annoying account issue
The issue affected sign-ups, add-ons, and subscription changes.
- I used the Motorola Edge (2026) all summer long, but it never won me over
A pretty face just isn't enough.
- I use Waze every day, and the latest Android Auto update completely changed how I drive
Gemini knows all my Waze now.
- MapQuest went viral over Lake Ontario. So I used it for a week instead of Google Maps
MapQuest is in the news right now, but is it actually worth using?
- Survey shows Chrome still rules Android, but another browser is breathing down its neck
...and it's packed with features.
- Signal will finally let you register without a phone number, for a price
It's also adding two-factor authentication support for numberless accounts.
- Galaxy S25 and older models finally have a One UI 9 rollout date
The rollout roadmap also points to October for older Galaxy flagships.
- 5 reasons I’ll always pick the Galaxy S26 Ultra over the iPhone 18 Pro Max
The iPhone 18 Pro Max is great, but these five Samsung features win me over.
- One of the most popular smart home hubs is getting a sizeable price increase
US customers will now have to spend 40% more to buy the smart home hub.
- Google turned Pixel Themes into a bloatware ad platform, and I hate it
How did it all go so wrong?
- iPhone 18 Pro battery numbers are both good and bad news for Samsung
Want to hold on to your phone for more than a couple of years? A Samsung phone might be the better bet.
- Want to use your phone less? I tested 5 minimalist Android launchers that could really help
Less appealing home screen = less screen time.
- Claude can now automatically choose which mode is best for you
Chat vs. Cowork: Claude is asking you to make one less decision before it gets to work.
- Samsung could give the Galaxy S27 Ultra a major camera processing upgrade
Samsung may also improve dynamic range and its professional video tools.
- This new Android skin copies iOS 27 so perfectly, it might even fool Apple
I bet it also has a Liquid Glass adjustment slider somewhere in the settings.
- The team behind those great N64 Zelda ports just released Paper Mario on PC
One of the best (and only) RPGs on the Nintendo 64 is now unofficially available on PC.
- Dell may have spilled the beans on its first XPS Googlebook
Dell might rely on the XPS brand name to position its premium Googlebook.
- GrapheneOS accuses Google of gatekeeping Android 17 features and security fixes
The platform has raised concerns over Pixel-exclusive Android 17 APIs and security patches.
- There’s a serious security fix hiding in Google’s September Pixel update
Google has acknowledged that hackers may have already exploited this Pixel security vulnerability.
- Snap’s powerful Specs smart glasses make the case for AR going mainstream
Snap leans all the way into AR glasses as it shows just what Specs can do.
- Your Google Home widgets will now eat up less of your battery life
Google Home's latest release offers fixes and improvements across the board.


















