The 2026 LG OLED evo W6, G6, and C6 get a picture mode that goes further than Filmmaker Mode — but it's only as good as the studios that use it.
Meta is rolling out screen time limits, sleep mode controls, and content restrictions for teen accounts on Threads, starting in the US next week.
Apple Upgrade launches July 28 in the US, letting you lease an iPhone, Mac, iPad, or Apple Watch — and ditch the old iPhone Upgrade Program for good.
Samsung Eyewear debuts July 22 at Galaxy Unpacked in London—dual cameras, Warby Parker styling, and an AI assistant that watches what you watch.
The Real Madrid forward returns to the EA cover for the first time in four years, riding a 2026 World Cup Golden Boot win into September's launch.
Garmin's new screenless fitness band tracks heart rate, sleep, and 80+ activities for $199.99 — no Whoop-style subscription required for core features.
The Chinese robotics firm claims 39% of the global humanoid market in 2025 — and its factory deployment numbers are hard to dismiss.
Xbox Game Pass adds eight titles in late July and early August, headlined by Halo: Campaign Evolved on PS5, Xbox, and PC — a series first.
A 10-day China-only sale wraps Honor's biggest phone in a premium accessory bundle. The UK version ships with a smaller battery and none of the extras.
The Do Hiemon Box is a personal cooling cabin that drops your body temperature in five minutes. It costs $9,230 and is currently sold only in Japan.
Samsung's new portable projector claims 430 ISO-lumens, AI-powered auto-correction, and a 30,000-hour lamp life. But prior models fell well short of their brightness specs in independent testing.
Samsung's first credit card runs on Visa, integrates with Samsung Wallet, and beats Apple Card's rewards on hardware purchases — but only in the US for now.
The new 2026 Keepsake ornament is a miniature PlayStation 1 with a DualShock controller — press the power button and it plays that startup sound.
The Huizhou plant, open since 1993, will stop production by October 2026 — LG is outsourcing cheap speakers to Chinese rivals and betting on premium audio instead.
Motorola was the first non-Google OEM to announce Android 17 beta testing back in February — now the actual builds are finally arriving.
