Xiaomi announced today that it will roll out three years' worth of of Android OS upgrades and four years of security updates to its upcoming 11T series, although this may vary based on the territory.
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Google Chat now lets you search for a GIF with a native button in the compose bar and insert it into your message on the web. The new feature is powered by Tenor, which was acquired by Google in 2018.
Twitter introduced two new features to its platform today. Super Follows is meant to bring subscriber-only content to paying followers and Safety Mode aims to block unwelcome interactions.
Google's Sundar Pichai has announced that it has extended its hybrid work setup for employees until January 10, 2022 to give them "flexibility and choice" before they're expected back in the office.
Instagram will now require you to share your birthdate if you haven't previously provided that information as part of an effort to create a safer environment for younger users on the platform.
Google will reportedly tap Samsung to supply the 5G modem for its upcoming Pixel 6 and 6 Pro smartphones, dropping Qualcomm which has long manufactured connectivity hardware for Pixel devices.
Xiaomi has confirmed that it will no longer use the "Mi" branding for its future products 10 years after the first Mi smartphone was launched. It's part of a major shift following the Mix 4 debut.
Apple will reportedly announce a new Mac mini with a fresh design including more ports than the current model as well as the rumored M1 processor. Its release is expected in the next several months.
Google Chat is introducing dark theme to its desktop web and Progressive Web App (PWA) versions more than a year after rolling out the same experience to its Android and iOS versions.
Facebook today announced a new virtual reality app for the Oculus Quest 2 that allows you to meet with your colleagues in a virtual setup through a customized avatar or by calling in.
Google has confirmed that the next-generation Pixel 6 and 6 Pro won't include an in-box power brick when it becomes available later this year since most people already own a USB-C charger.
Facebook has cancelled its plans to resume full office operations by October and, instead, won't require employees in the U.S. to return to the office until January 2022 due to rising Delta cases.
Google announced today its updated Titan security key, which comes only in two options, one with USB-A and the other with USB-C. Both feature NFC support as the Bluetooth version is being phased out.
Spotify has confirmed a new trial plan that charges users a fraction of the cost of its paid tier for a few capabilities like skipping an unlimited number of songs. You'll still see ads, though.
Square is acquiring "buy now, pay later" platform Afterpay for $29 billion in a move that will expand its presence in the financial tech segment. The acquisition is expected to complete in Q1 2022.
Chrome Canary has added a new capability that will make it easier to open bookmarked links in a tab group at once. It has also gained a new feature to restore grouped tabs from the history menu.
Apple is said to be enforcing "additional health and safety protocols" for on-site employees who don't have full vaccination yet as it reportedly conducts inquiries into their vaccination status.
Samsung officially revealed today that it will not bring another Galaxy Note device to the market this year, opting instead to introduce some of its features to more devices like the Galaxy Z Fold3.
OnePlus Nord 2 5G has officially debuted with key specs that have been previously revealed by the company, including a Dimensity 1200 AI processor. The phone won't be up for grabs in the U.S., though.
Facebook has added new features to Messenger that should make it easier to find your favorite emoji reactions in a conversation. There's also a new Space Jam chat theme for fans of the original film.
Oculus is rolling out a new software update for Quest that lets you easily invite people to your game or app. Messenger is also gaining an improved experience along with new security options.
Twitter is toying with a new tweet interaction that lets you upvote or downvote replies to tweets if you find them irrelevant. The new capability is available only to some iOS users for now.
Jeff Bezos will fly into space today aboard New Shepard, built by his company Blue Origin. He will be accompanied by his brother and two others, and you can watch the space flight via livestream.
MediaTek has introduced new additions to its Helio G series, the G96 and G88. Both chipsets are described to be capable of providing an "elite photography and powerful display" experience.
After rolling out the ability to blur or change the background in Meet on iOS last month, Google today announced that the feature is live for iOS users. Compatible devices are limited, however.
Ring has ended the technical preview for the video end-to-end encryption feature it launched earlier this year for its video doorbells. The feature is now available worldwide on select Ring doorbells.
OnePlus's upcoming mid-range smartphone, the Nord 2, is rumored to boast a 50MP main camera sensor featuring Sony IMX766, which is the same specs found in the OnePlus 9 series' ultra-wide camera.
Microsoft is said to be paying more than $500 million to acquire San Francisco-based RiskIQ, a cybersecurity firm whose software-as-a-service platform helps customers ward off online security threats.
AT&T is following in the footsteps of T-Mobile as it announced today that it will scrap high-speed data throttling starting this week for its Unlimited Elite plan, plus more benefits at no extra cost.
Google will start rolling out several features of Drive for desktop over the coming weeks, unifying the ability to sync files across devices and the cloud for both consumers and enterprise users.
OnePlus has revealed that the upcoming Nord 2 will sport a display with generally the same set of features as the original Nord, including a 90Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ certification.
Twitter will add more context to emails it sends to those who are rejected after applying to be verified on the platform. Access to the application is limited for now, but should hit everyone soon.
Samsung has launched its TV Plus streaming service to the web, making its free TV channels available to more customers in addition to existing users of its smart TVs and mobile devices.
A new leak claimed that Google's Pixel 6 and 6 Pro will sport a 6.4-inch and 6.71-inch display, respectively, along with other key specs. Google is also rumored to extend software updates for both.
A new app for Android is claimed to be capable of testing the integrity of your smartphone's waterproof sealing even without using any water. The app uses only your phone's barometric pressure sensor.
OnePlus teased today its upcoming mid-range smartphone, the Nord 2. It will be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 1200 AI processor featuring AI-assisted features for imaging ang gaming, among others.
President Joe Biden is expected to issue a new executive order in the coming days urging the FTC to draft new policies on "right to repair". The EU previously introduced such rules.
You can use picture-in-picture mode to watch YouTube videos in your browser on desktop while you do other tasks at the same time. Here's how you can make a YouTube video pop out in your browser.
Nothing's first product, the Ear 1, will launch on July 27 for $99. The earbuds, which were first unveiled in May, will feature active noise cancellation thanks to their three "high definition" mics.
Jeff Bezos officially steps down on Monday as Amazon CEO after 27 years of rein. He is succeeded by Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services, and will transition to a new role as executive chairman.
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