Author: News Room

Apple has six new iPhones lined up for 2027 with some serious upgrade muscle

Apple’s iPhone launch calendar may get a lot busier in 2027. A new leak claims the company has six new iPhone models lined up across the year, and if most of it is accurate, we could be looking at the biggest iPhone roadmap in years. According to known tipster, Digital Chat Station, Apple’s early 2027 lineup could include the iPhone Air 2, iPhone 18, and iPhone 18e. The fall lineup is expected to bring next-generation Pro models and a second foldable iPhone, reportedly referred to as iPhone Ultra 2. Cheaper iPhones are seeing an odd release The early 2027 models…

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I tried a hidden video trick in iOS 27, and it saved me a ton of frustration

If you’ve ever been on vacation and chose to record video instead of taking photos only to avoid missing the fun moments, thinking you’d pause and take screenshots later, you might have ended up questioning your decision later.  You see, the process involves multiple steps, starting from hunting for the right frame, pausing, and taking a screenshot. If it doesn’t look good, you go back to the video, pause somewhere else, and try taking another screenshot. You see where I’m going with this? It’s a specific little misery that iOS 27 has now quietly fixed, and I genuinely can’t believe…

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Sony’s next PlayStation could break free of the living room and I think it’s worth the risk

Sony may have just dropped its biggest hint yet that a true PlayStation handheld is on the way. In a recently published Q&A with investors, Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hideaki Nishino said the company’s next-generation PlayStation strategy will deliver a seamless gaming experience that extends “beyond the living room.” While he never explicitly mentioned a handheld, the comments have once again fueled speculation that Sony is preparing to return to the portable gaming space with the PS6 generation. Sony finally said what everyone was thinking The statement wasn’t made out of nowhere. Nishino acknowledged that gaming habits have changed over…

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GEME Terra 2 review: Can an indoor composter actually reduce kitchen waste?

GEME Terra 2 MSRP $549.00 “The GEME Terra 2 makes composting feel accessible and meaningful, even if it is not quite as odor free as promised.” Pros Simple setup and easy to start using Handles a wide range of food waste, including meat and dairy Produces real, usable compost Continuous feeding design Helps reduce household food waste in a meaningful way Cons Produces noticeable odor during decomposition Food must be cut into small pieces Can fill quickly for larger households Occasional error messages if overloaded For households trying to reduce food waste, indoor composters promise something appealing: the ability to…

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iPhone 18 Pro images are already floating on the dark web with a whole bunch of other Apple secrets

Apple is famous for keeping future iPhones under lock and key. This time, however, the leak didn’t come from a case maker or an overenthusiastic tipster. According to Reuters, confidential files linked to the iPhone 18 Pro have surfaced on the dark web following a cyberattack on Tata Electronics, one of Apple’s most important manufacturing partners in India. The leak goes far beyond a few blurry photos Reuters reports that the leaked archive includes supplier lists, internal component maps, engineering documents, and photographs of iPhone 18 Pro units undergoing drop testing. Several of the files reportedly carry Apple’s confidential markings…

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XChat finally lands on Android, bringing encrypted messaging beyond X

X is taking another step toward Elon Musk’s vision of an “everything app.” The company has officially announced that XChat is now available on Android, expanding its standalone messaging app beyond iPhone and giving millions more users access to its growing list of communication features. Encrypted chats, calls, and file sharing come to Android According to X, Android users can now download XChat, which brings direct messaging out of the main X app and into a dedicated experience. The app supports end-to-end encrypted messaging, disappearing messages, voice and video calls, group chats, media sharing, and file transfers, positioning it as…

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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Premieres This Fall And Has A New Trailer

A standalone sequel to Netflix’s hit Cyberpunk: Edgerunners was announced last summer, and now we have our best look yet at the upcoming series thanks to a new trailer. Netflix has also revealed a Fall premiere date. The 10-episode Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 stars a brand-new cast and story. While it remains set in Night City (of course), it centers on four new faces: Weak Kingsley, D, Roman Carax, and Talia Yang. Netflix has provided official descriptions for each character (thanks, Video Games Chronicle). Weak Kingsley was “Once known as ‘King,’ a veteran Edgerunner at the top of his game, Weak now lives…

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Tidal lays down the rules for AI music. I wish Spotify and everyone else would follow

Every week, the AI music problem is getting increasingly hard to ignore, especially for streaming platforms. Deezer reported that 44% of all new music uploaded to its platform daily is now AI-generated; that’s almost half the songs. Spotify relabeled and tightened its AI policies last September, while Apple Music announced a tagging approach in March. However, the subscription-based artist-first music platform Tidal has done something none of them did.  We’re a music platform that puts artists and listeners first. To protect artists and keep listeners informed, here’s how we’re handling AI-generated music on Tidal beginning on July 15:– 100% AI-generated…

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PlayStation Will Remove Hundreds Of Purchased Movies And TV Shows From User Libraries In September

Sony has announced it is removing hundreds of purchased movies and TV Shows by Studio Canal from players’ digital libraries. This will begin September 1, with Sony citing seemingly expiring content licensing agreements as the reason.You can view the full, lengthy list of content being removed from players’ PlayStation digital libraries by checking out Sony’s announcement post published on Friday, June 26, which succintly reads “From September 1, 2026, due to our content licensing agreements, you will no longer be able to access your previously purchased content from Studio Canal, and it will be removed from your video library.” The…

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Why Faster Software Is Creating Slower Problems 

The real challenge starts after the code is written  The most visible part of the AI boom is easy to recognize. A developer types a prompt, and something functional appears on the screen. A feature comes together faster than it used to, or a product moves forward without the same delays that once defined early development. That moment gets attention because it feels immediate and contained.   What happens next is less controlled. Once software exists, it has to run somewhere. It needs to live inside a system that keeps changing as the company does, which means every new release carries a set of decisions that don’t stay…

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