OnePlus built its entire identity on being the underdog that punched above its weight. The “Never Settle” brand that sold flagship killers with a cult-like following is now, quietly and without fanfare, being folded into the same organizational roof as Realme, a company that targets the complete opposite end of the market. Digital Chat […]
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Apple just quietly changed how developers can charge you for apps, and most people have no idea what it actually means for their wallet. The company has announced a new billing model for App Store subscriptions: monthly payments tied to a 12-month commitment. At first glance, it sounds like a consumer-friendly move. And in
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There are moments in tech when a single supply chain report changes everything you thought you knew. That happened on April 27, 2026, when veteran analyst Ming-Chi Kuo published findings revealing that an OpenAI phone is actively in development — a dramatic reversal from what the company had publicly signaled for over a year.
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X’s standalone messaging app is officially live, and the real story behind its launch is more layered than most headlines have captured. XChat launched publicly on iOS on April 24, 2026, giving iPhone and iPad users a dedicated space to chat privately with their X contacts outside the main X app. On the surface,
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Meta has spent the last decade turning Instagram into a polished, ad-heavy platform that often feels more like a magazine than a social network. Now, the company is doing something that feels almost radical in comparison: launching an app where you cannot edit your photos at all. That app is called Instagram Instants,
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The most underreported fact about GPT-5.5 is not a benchmark number. It is that this is the first fully retrained base model built since GPT-4.5, and that distinction matters more than most headlines are giving it credit for. Released on April 23, 2026, GPT-5.5 is not just another incremental update or a fine-tuned variant
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There is a number that the EV industry has been chasing for years — the gas station number. Refueling a car typically takes between five and eight minutes from the moment you pull in to the moment you drive away. For the longest time, electric vehicles simply could not match that, and it gave
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Professional motion design has always carried an uncomfortable price tag — and for years, that kept talented creators locked out of the tools they actually needed. That changed in April 2026, when Canva made Cavalry, the professional-grade 2D animation software now part of the Affinity ecosystem, completely free for individual creators. Not a stripped-down
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Netflix just raised its prices—again. In March 2026, the streaming giant bumped its Standard with Ads plan to $8.99 per month, its ad-free Standard to $19.99, and its Premium tier to $26.99. So imagine the surprise when Bloomberg reported that Netflix is quietly discussing a completely free plan at the same time. No subscription.
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Anthropic just released Claude Opus 4.7 on April 16, 2026—and while most headlines are focused on its coding gains, the real story is buried a little deeper. This is the first Claude model to ship with high-resolution vision support up to 3.75 megapixels, which is roughly three times the visual capacity of every Claude
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