Editorial

Tablets now match laptops in speed and often cost just as much, yet they still fail to take the laptop’s place for daily work.

Losing a chat on WhatsApp can feel bad, more so when the note had value or care. The good news is that lost chats can often come back.

AI can't fake physics anymore. We explore why 2026 is the year smartphone makers are ditching software tricks for massive sensors and better glass.

Linux gaming has evolved from a niche experiment into a smooth, high-performance alternative to Windows, thanks to Proton, better drivers, and the Steam Deck.

WhatsApp has zero one-tap “no mentions from randos” switch. Hang tight though—you’ve got moves. No perfect fix, but blocking

A nostalgic look at the early Chinese smartphone pioneers like Zopo, Jiayu, and iOcean, exploring how they shook the industry with crazy specs, and why they disappeared.

Chillin' on your phone in the dark feels lowkey harmless, but straight up, it fucks you up long-term. Peeps scrollin' in bed with lights off act like it's nothin', blind to the damage on body and brai...

Every few decades, a new machine arrives that is supposedly here to escort humans out of the workplace, like we are guests who overstayed. Today’s version talks, paints, composes music, edits video, a...

Are tri-folds a dead end? We explore why rollable "scroll" phones like the Galaxy Z Roll are the true future of flexible mobile technology in 2026.

As gadget users, we have all experienced a really slow device. A perfectly good device can just suddenly feel slow. Here are some hidden processes crippling your device.