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If you’ve ever tried navigating a website without a mouse — maybe your trackpad died mid-presentation, or you simply prefer keeping your hands on the keyboard — you already know the frustration. Half the page is off-limits. Buttons don’t respond. Menus mock you from a distance. Turns out, you’re not alone: roughly 50% of websites skip tabindex entirely, a basic building block for making keyboard navigation work. Microsoft wants to fix that — and it’s not waiting for developers to figure it out on their own. A simpler way to build keyboard-friendly websites The Edge team just announced focusgroup, a…
OnePlus’ next compact phone will outlast most big flagships thanks to its monsterous battery size
In the past, smartphones with smaller form factors usually came with a couple of compromises, and battery life was often the first casualty. But OnePlus’ next palm-friendly flagship might just outlast most of your big premium devices. Going big on battery and charging The company has confirmed that the upcoming OnePlus 15T will pack a massive 7,500mAh battery, which dwarfs the cells found in tall phones like the Galaxy S26 Ultra. After confirming a major camera update, OnePlus China president Li Jie Louis revealed the battery and charging specs of this device. The details were shared in a post on…
If you shoot video on your iPhone and care about color grading, you will be happy to know that the award-winning camera app Kino just received a meaningful upgrade. Lux Camera has released Kino 1.4, adding support for Apple Log 2, the improved video format that launched with the iPhone 17 Pro. It’s an update that quietly makes a difference for serious video creators. What’s new in Kino 1.4 The headlining addition is Apple Log 2 support. According to Kino’s developers, getting there wasn’t as simple as flipping a switch. The Lux team had to expand Kino’s internals to handle…
Samsung vs. Apple earbuds in 2026: Everything you need to know before spending $179 or $249
Samsung makes great earbuds for Samsung users. Apple makes great earbuds for iPhone users. That’s been true for years, and 2026 hasn’t changed it. If you’ve landed on this page already knowing that, good — we can skip past the part where we explain what an ecosystem is and get to the stuff that actually matters. Because here’s the thing: the people reading a comparison like this aren’t usually looking for permission to buy the obvious choice. They want to know how far apart these two products really are. Is the gap in features as big as the spec sheets…
The Cosmic Orange finish on the iPhone 17 Pro is one of the most eye-catching colors Apple has released in years. But according to a recent test, it might be surprisingly easy to change that color, all it takes is the wrong cleaning product. A report found that common household cleaners containing chemicals like hydrogen peroxide can react with the phone’s finish, potentially turning the bright orange frame into a shade closer to pink. While the results may look eye-catching, it’s definitely not something most iPhone owners would want to risk on a premium device. Why does the iPhone turn…
If you were hoping that the next OnePlus flagship would stay reasonably priced, new leaks might disappoint you. With each passing year, OnePlus is moving away from its flagship-killer philosophy for its top-of-the-line model, and early reports suggest that the OnePlus 15‘s successor is getting even more expensive. Flagship phones may be getting pricier across the board According to a tipster on Weibo, next-gen flagship smartphones coming out of China are seeing a notable jump in pricing. The upcoming OnePlus 16 is among these models, and will reportedly start for around CNY 5,000 (~$725) for the base 12GB + 256GB…
Nothing today unveiled its latest mid-range duo, the Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro, bringing significant design and hardware upgrades over last year’s Phone 3a series. The Pro model in particular takes a major step forward, featuring a refreshed, premium design, more powerful internals, a sharper display, improved cameras, and more, all for a reasonable price increase over its predecessor. Starting with the design, the Nothing Phone 4a Pro adopts an upgraded metal unibody that ditches the brand’s iconic transparent back in favor of a more minimal look in the bottom half. The top half, however, features a new rectangular…
Alongside its latest mid-rangers, the Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro, Nothing today unveiled a new pair of affordable headphones. Dubbed Headphone a, the new model derives its design from the more expensive Headphone 1 but drops Nothing’s signature transparent look for a simpler, yet colorful finish on the earcups. Priced at $199, the Headphone a aims to bring premium features to a more budget-friendly bracket, undercutting its flagship sibling by $100 without sacrificing much. The headline feature here is battery life, with Nothing claiming that the headphones can deliver up to 135 hours of continuous playback with ANC turned…
BYD reveals Tesla Model Y killer with 644-mile range and 10–70% charge in just 5 minutes
BYD’s luxury brand Denza has launched the upgraded Z9GT, offering something buyers rarely see: a lower price and significantly improved features. If what the company has announced holds true, the Tesla Model Y finally has a challenger that offers a better deal. A serious price cut with even better specs The battery electric variant now starts at 269,800 yuan ($39,150), down from 354,800 yuan, a 23.96 percent reduction. For that money, you get a CLTC range of up to 1,036 kilometers (644 mi), a new global record for pure electric models, and a 64 percent jump over the older model’s…
Google Play Store will show a warning label if an app excessively drains your Android phone’s battery
We’ve all been there one time or another. Your phone’s battery is at 20% by noon, and you have no idea why. More often than not, a badly behaved app running in the background is the culprit. Till now, there was no way to identify such apps without installing and using them first, and checking their battery power usage metrics in the Settings app. Google is now taking steps to address the issue. Starting March 1, 2026, the Google Play Store began rolling out “wake lock technical quality treatments” to identify apps causing battery drain. In plain English, Google will…












