Sony’s 2026 flagship arrived just a year after one of the most turbulent chapters in Xperia history. The Xperia 1 VII was recalled just a month after its 2025 launch due to widespread quality issues tied to outsourced production for the very first time. Sony had to reimburse customers and resume sales after fixing […]
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It has felt, for a while now, like the Honor Robot Phone might just be one of those “coming soon” devices that never actually arrive. You know the type. Teased with a slick video, shown behind glass at every major trade show, and always described in vague language about the future of smartphones. But
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The deal was simple for over a decade. Sign up for a Google account, get 15GB of free cloud storage shared across Gmail, Drive, and Photos, no strings attached. No phone number required. No hoops to jump through. That offer has now quietly changed, and the way Google did it is worth paying close
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The rumor mill has been building around Google’s laptop plans for months, and on May 12, 2026, it all finally paid off. Google officially unveiled the Googlebook at The Android Show: I/O Edition, a brand-new category of AI-native laptops built from the ground up around Gemini Intelligence. But here’s the thing: even after
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If you still think of Notion as the app where your team dumps meeting notes and project docs, that perception is changing fast. On May 13, 2026, Notion launched what it’s calling the Notion Developer Platform, and it’s a bigger deal than the name suggests. The company, co-founded by Ivan Zhao, just repositioned itself
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There’s a version of the Android Show 2026 recap you’ve already seen ten times across the internet. Google Books. Gemini Intelligence. Android Auto redesign. 3D emoji. And while all of that is real and genuinely worth your attention, there’s a whole layer of detail hiding just underneath the surface that almost every outlet skipped
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Image: © Oppo Smartphone cameras have reached a point where almost any decent flagship can capture a solid photo. Most people’s phones are good enough, and that comfortable plateau has made it easy to stay loyal to familiar names like Google’s Pixel lineup. Then Oppo launched the Find X9 Ultra globally for the very
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Intel was once the undisputed king of the semiconductor world. For over a decade, it slipped. It missed the mobile wave, fumbled the AI transition, and watched AMD eat its market share while TSMC left it behind in manufacturing technology. But something has shifted in a very real way. Intel’s stock has surged a
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Google just made one of the most quietly confident moves in the wearable tech space in years, and I think a lot of people are still not fully registering what happened. On May 7, 2026, the company unveiled the Fitbit Air, a screenless fitness tracker priced at $99.99 that ships on May 26. It
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On April 30, 2026, millions of developers, sysadmins, and everyday Linux users around the world tried to do something completely routine: run a system update. It failed. Not because of a misconfiguration, not because of a bad internet connection, but because a coordinated DDoS attack had brought down much of Canonical’s global web infrastructure.
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