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Apple is expected to announce its first-ever foldable iPhone tomorrow, which rumors say could be called the iPhone Ultra. Here are some last-minute rumors about what to expect.

Last month, Nothing’s CMF brand launched a new pair of $25 earbuds in the CMF Buds Neo. Too good to be true, I figured, but after getting my hands on them, I’m pleasantly surprised by what they bring to the table despite some expected downsides.

Apple TV subscribers can now watch the first two episodes of “Last Seen,” an Australian kidnapping drama starring Patrick Brammall (Glitch). Watch the trailer below.

After introducing at I/O 2026 in May, Google is making Daily Brief in the Gemini app available for free in the US.

Decked out with a gimbal and shockingly good camera, the Robot Phone is one of the weirdest devices to come out of Honor. Even if you ignore the fact that it’s limited to China, Honor can’t keep up with demand.

Apple has added new hardware identifiers for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and other devices, some of which could be announced as soon as tomorrow at its “Surprise and Shine” event. Here are the details.

Nintendo finally gave us a proper look at the art-style and gameplay for the upcomingLegend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on Switch 2, right before announcing the November 5 release date. And now pre-orders are live on Amazon for the physical ($69.99) and digital ($59.99) editions of the game. 

We’re all used to dealing with the occasional glitch with the software or services we use. Maybe that takes the form of a confusing error message. Maybe it’s the app simply doing something other than what we tell it to do. But maybe the most frustrating problems of all are the kind where we just…

Nintendo hosted its much an anticipated The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct today. We got our very first look at gameplay for the The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake, its November release date, and we also have a Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake pre-order dealfor you (they are now live). That joins the…

Bloomberg reports that the UK intends to introduce legislation that would require Apple and Google to “stop children from taking, sharing or viewing nude images on their phones and tablets.” Here are the details.