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Samsung fans have been eagerly anticipating a return to form for a beloved feature – the rotating bezel – and it looks like their patience might just be rewarded. The company appears ready to reintroduce the “Classic” model to its Galaxy Watch lineup later this year with the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.

It’s been a long wait for US fans of Nothing smartphones. Nearly two years have passed since a Nothing Phone was officially released in the United States, outside of limited “beta” programs. But that’s about to change with the upcoming Nothing Phone (3), according to Carl Pei, the

AirPods Pro 3 are anticipated to arrive later in 2025, and while a range of new features are rumored, the foundation for the most impactful improvements may very well be Apple’s upcoming H3 chip. It’s a subtle thought, really, but one worth considering. Apple’s Past with AirPods

Qualcomm is seemingly shifting its launch schedule for its top-tier Snapdragon processors, a trend observed over the past few years. Traditionally unveiled in November, the Snapdragon Summit—the event where the chips are revealed—moved to late October for the last two years. Now, whispers suggest an even earlier debut:

Apple’s journey towards the next generation of iPhones is gaining remarkable momentum, with reports indicating the completion of the Engineering Validation Test (EVT) phase for at least one model within the iPhone 17 lineup. This is genuinely exciting news for Apple enthusiasts, as it brings us one step closer

About a decade ago, Apple and Google took steps to protect users from “juice jacking,” a sneaky attack where malicious chargers could steal data or install harmful software when phones were plugged in. However, recent research reveals a troubling reality: those protections haven’t been as effective as once believed,