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Samsung just gave us our first real look at what’s coming to the next generation of Galaxy foldables, and it involves titanium. The company unveiled its new Flex Titanium display technology today, and it actually sounds like a genuine step forward and not just another buzzword. What exactly is Flex Titanium? Samsung’s new tech combines two titanium-based parts inside the foldable display: a titanium alloy film and a titanium plate. Together, they’re built to fix the three biggest complaints foldable owners have had for years: a visible crease, a fragile display, and a phone that’s too thick for comfort. The…
Coding used to be reserved for developers who spent years learning complex languages. That has slowly changed with vibe coding, which lets you build apps and websites using simple, plain-language prompts. The problem is that most of these tools still feel intimidating for regular folks, as they still need to understand the code to make any meaningful changes. If not, everything you make tends to look the same. Canva wants to fix that. Today, the company is rolling out Canva Code 2.0 to its entire community, combining AI-powered coding with its design tools, giving users an easy way to customize…
If there’s one thing budget airlines aren’t exactly known for, it’s great onboard Wi-Fi. In Frontier Airlines’ case, it hasn’t offered in-flight internet at all. That’s about to change. Frontier Airlines has announced a partnership with SpaceX’s Starlink to bring high-speed, low-latency internet across its fleet. Installations will begin in early 2027, making Frontier the first ultra-low-cost carrier in the United States to adopt Starlink’s satellite-powered connectivity. Streaming, browsing, and even gaming at 35,000 feet According to Frontier, Starlink will deliver gate-to-gate internet access capable of supporting everything from web browsing and messaging to video streaming, online gaming, and remote…
Every summer, social media rediscovers the same “life hack”: if your phone gets too hot, stick it in the fridge for a few minutes. It sounds logical. Refrigerators are cold. Phones are hot. Problem solved. Except it isn’t. Repair technicians, smartphone manufacturers, and safety experts all agree this is one of the worst things you can do to an overheating phone. While the trick might cool the exterior temporarily, it can quietly create a much bigger problem inside the device – one that could permanently damage components or shorten the life of its battery. According to a new BBC report,…
You can paint this wearable on your skin like a tattoo to monitor your heart and brain activity
Wearable health trackers have become smaller, smarter and more capable over the years, but they’ve also remained surprisingly… boring. Whether it’s a smartwatch, a chest strap or a sticky ECG patch, most health sensors still rely on bulky hardware that can peel off, irritate the skin or become less accurate once you start sweating. Additionally, there is a shift of technology from plastic wearables/trackers to clothes, which seemingly do the same thing as well. But that is not the story today. Researchers at Penn State think they’ve found a far more elegant solution. Instead of sticking another sensor onto your…
Not every hardware upgrade needs to be about speed. With Starlink V5, SpaceX is betting that a lighter design and lower power consumption matter just as much. The company has officially introduced its next-generation Starlink V5 kit, featuring a smaller and lighter design with significantly improved power efficiency. Smaller, lighter, and far more efficient According to Starlink, the new hardware can deliver download speeds of up to 375 Mbps, making it suitable for streaming, video calls, gaming, and other bandwidth-intensive tasks. The kit is currently available in select markets, with a wider rollout planned as production ramps up. The next…
Sony has announced that the PlayStation Store’s Summer Sale will begin on July 15, bringing discounts of up to 75% across hundreds of PS5, PS4, and PS VR2 games. Add-ons, expansion packs, and special editions will also be included. The full list of prices will appear once the sale goes live, but Sony has already confirmed plenty of major games for the promotion. The early lineup covers recent releases, PlayStation exclusives, and several older titles that may be worth revisiting at a lower price. Some of PlayStation’s biggest games are included The confirmed list includes Astro Bot, Assassin’s Creed Shadows,…
Patch Tuesday updates are usually a shrug-and-install affair, but Microsoft’s July 2026 release actually gives you something to be excited about. You can grab this update, tagged KB5101650, right now through Settings, or manually via the Microsoft Update Catalog if you’d rather not wait for it to roll out. So what’s the big Windows Update change here? Head to Settings, then Windows Update, and you’ll find a new calendar tool that lets you pause updates by simply picking an end date up to 35 days out. Once that window closes, Windows will resume checking for updates unless you go back…
If you’ve been refreshing your order tracking page for months, Pebble just gave you an actual date to mark on your calendar. The company’s July mega-update reveals exactly when the remaining Pebble Time 2 pre-orders will finally ship. Beyond shipping updates, the July report also offers a clear look at how the company is handling its return to the smartwatch market. So when will your Pebble Time 2 actually arrive? As mentioned in the report, Pebble has built more than 23,000 Time 2 units since mass production began in late March. Further, the company has already fulfilled over 80% of…
You might assume most listeners would pick a real human voice over a synthetic one, but a new study says otherwise. Edison Research at SSRS surveyed 1,005 fiction audiobook fans in May 2026 for a study commissioned by AI audio company Spoken. The twist is that listeners rated the AI narration higher, and they did not even know it was AI until after they heard it (via Variety). Why listeners favored the AI narration Researchers split listeners into two groups. One group heard an excerpt narrated by a human voice actor, and the other heard the same passage using Spoken’s…












