A 27-inch touchscreen in a briefcase? A flatpack sofa in an envelope? Catch up on all the gadget news you may have missed in June.
Last year's Poké Ball collaboration is being followed up with three new cases featuring actual Pokémon for the Galaxy Buds 2 wireless earbuds.
Google’s excellent cameras don't fully make up for large bezels, a massive crease, and other user interface issues.
Don't leave your phone to suffer in the sun—spot the warning signs and know the fixes.
Rumors say Samsung’s premier foldable phone could feature a slimmer bezel, and the Flip 4 could get a huge exterior screen.
Alphabet Inc. advised employees not to enter confidential information into chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s own Bard over fears of leaks
Samsung said that this coming summer the Health Monitoring app will run heartbeat checks in the background and will notify users of irregular heart rhythms.
The unnamed tech executive intended to replicate Samsung designs at a new chip factory in China, prosecutors say.
The channels cover everything from local news across the United States, to drag queens, to 80's toys, and beyond.
The foldable design nixes the chin and gives users one of the biggest front screens on the market to date.
A 110-inch 16K TV? An iPhone case with a Rolex attached? There's a lot you may have missed in May.
Sources revealed to 9to5Google that the next version of Google's smartwatch will be powered by a Snapdragon processor.
Apple, Amazon, Wells Fargo, and others have instructed their employees to keep sensitive data out of ChatGPT—or even restricted it entirely.
The Galaxy Watch 5 shed itself of the 'Classic' title in exchange for a 'Pro' model. Now Samsung seems to be returning to its well-liked tactile bevel controls.
Internal documents show that Apple also forbids employees from using Microsoft's GitHub Copilot tool, an AI code-writing software.
The battery is excellent and the screen is high-end, but the cameras could be so much better.
TCL's new S Class and Q Class TVs introduce a new game accelerator mode.
It has almost all the same specs as its flagship counterpart, including wireless charging and a 90Hz refresh rate. It's also only $500.
The proposal would allow both iOS and Android devices to detect an always-on Bluetooth signal, but other companies may have their own ideas.
With a nice big screen and enough processing power under the hood, OnePlus Pad is good for anyone who wants a reasonably-priced Android tablet.
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