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Apple's hardware shake-up could speed up development of new products — and that's the best news I've heard all year

Apple's latest management shake-up could help speed up the development of upcoming products. Which is desperately needed

Tom’s Guide

‘More intuitive than ever’ — iOS 27’s new AI voice controls could finally make Siri feel smart

Recent accessibility upgrades might hint at agentic AI powers coming to Siri in iOS 27.

TechRadar

Roku's newest projectors have arrived just in time for the World Cup

But can they beat the class rivals?

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Early Apple Watch Ultra 4 rumors suggest a 'full redesign' alongside a new sensor array — but I'm taking this information with a healthy pinch of salt

Early rumors may indicate a 'full redesign;, but I don't see Apple ditching its established Ultra look anytime soon.

TechRadar

Motorola Razr Fold battery life test results are in — and it sets a new record for notebook-style foldables

The Motorola Razr Fold has set a new record for notebook-style foldables in the Tom's Guide battery drain test.

Tom’s Guide

Android 17 catches up to Apple with a long-overdue cross-device upgrade

Android 17’s new Continue On feature finally lets Android users seamlessly switch apps between phones and tablets, though Google is clearly playing catch-up to Apple.

Android Central

I've played with Roku's new UK streaming devices, and they couldn't be better timed

Roku is bringing two new products to the UK soon – here are my first impressions

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Apple fixed the single most frustrating thing about browsing on iPhone — you just have to turn it on

Apple fixed the single most frustrating thing about browsing on iPhone. Here is how to open links in the background so you can read without interruptions.

Tom’s Guide

You've heard of Touch ID and Face ID, but is Ear ID next? Researchers have detailed a new tech would let you use AirPods or similar buds to prove who you are and unlock your gadgets — and it's actually your heartrate that they detect

Researchers in China have discovered a way to verify identity via heartbeat, all using earbuds. And it's a tech that's not limited to heart rate buds like the AirPods.

TechRadar

AMD Ryzen AI Max 400 ‘Gorgon Halo’ packs up to 192GB of unified memory — refreshed APU uses Zen 5 and RDNA 3.5, and can clock up to 5.2 GHz

AMD is refreshing its Ryzen AI Max chips with the new 400 series, known as Gorgon Halo, and they’ll show up in the Ryzen AI Halo development box. That box, with last-gen Strix Halo chips, is going up for pre-order in June, starting at $3,999.

Tom’s Hardware

Nearly everything we use online is owned by big tech. There’s a better way forward

Globally, users of digital media are increasingly locked into a handful of operating systems, app stores, and communication platforms. Most of us must choose between Apple, Windows, or Android. All of these are owned by American tech giants.

The Conversation

80% of companies have an immigrant in a top leadership role—Trump's visa crackdown is forcing them to make a 'plan C,' says immigration expert

Last year, Apple and Google told employees on visas to not leave the U.S. to avoid the risk of getting stranded in another country.

Fortune

KeyBanc Turns Cautious on Apple Stock as Valuation Concerns Grow. It’s Due for Profit-Taking.

Apple's valuation looks "stretched," according to KeyBanc's warning.

Barchart

Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold Wide specs leak but what's surprising are the missing features

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold Wide specs leaked, showing a bigger battery and better camera, but the surprise is the missing features.

Tom’s Guide

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Mike Breen on His Premature Bang During Cavs-Knicks Thriller

We asked ESPN’s lead NBA voice about the Sam Merrill three-pointer that wasn’t.

Barchart

Up 110% YTD, Why Nvidia’s Backing Could Keep Nokia Stock Rallying

Nokia is no longer just a telecom company. It’s becoming an AI networking story.

Inverse

Apple's New Paranoid Thriller Is A Manic Odyssey For The OnlyFans Era

Tatiana Maslany delivers another masterclass in Apple TV's new paranoid thriller.

TechRadar

I've been working on Microsoft's 13-inch Surface Pro 12th Gen for Business running Intel Core Ultra Series 3, and am surprised by its speed and battery life, but oh that fan

Surface Pro comes roaring back with a powerful Intel mobile CPU in an unchanged design.

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This item tracker lasts for seven years on one battery charge – but there's a catch

Ugreen's Bluetooth tracker might be shaped like a football, but it's got extremely long battery life

Apple AirPods Pro 3 review: A smarter pair of ANC earbuds

Apple’s premium earbuds sound better, last longer and add clever new health features

Windows Central

Mac users say Microsoft Teams won’t stop demanding location access, and Microsoft is now blaming Apple for the undismissible pop‑ups

A macOS security update is causing Microsoft Teams to repeatedly ask for location access, sparking frustration among Mac users

Tom’s Guide

I’ve been testing the Marshall Milton ANC on-ears vs Marshall Monitor III over-ears — and it’s closer than you think

For the last three weeks, I've been testing the new Marshall Milton ANC on-ears, and I pitted them against the Marshall Monitor III. Here's the winner.

Apple CarPlay users experience weird goings-on when streaming music – now "under investigation"

This confirmed CarPlay bug doesn't sound great

Aqara Panel Hub S1 Plus review: Premium smart control for the Aqara ecosystem

It's clear Aqara is competing with some of the biggest names in the smart home space – but does it succeed?

The Economic Times

Waiting for your dream phone to get cheaper? That moment may never come

Smartphone prices are no longer dropping predictably. The demand for AI chips is causing component costs to surge. This means phones are launching at higher prices and staying that way. Budget phones are seeing downgrades to control costs. Consumers may need to buy when they need a phone, as big…

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