A new IDC report is making bold predictions for the foldable phone market in 2026, forecasting 30% year-over-year growth. The biggest driver? Apple’s long-rumored “iPhone Fold,” expected to launch at the end of next year.
Google Photos is rolling out a major redesign of its built-in video editor for Android and iOS. The update brings a more powerful timeline editor and new templates, directly competing with apps like Capcut.
Standard Chartered has dramatically lowered its Bitcoin price forecasts. The bank now sees the cryptocurrency hitting $150,000 in 2026, down from a previous target of $300,000.
Google Photos is rolling out a suite of new video editing tools, including AI-powered templates and a universal timeline editor. The goal is to make creating polished highlight reels as simple as tapping a few buttons.
Samsung’s follow-up to its 2024 Galaxy Ring is in limbo. The company is locked in a two-way patent war with rival Oura, and a new report suggests the Galaxy Ring 2 won’t debut at next year’s key February event.
President Trump says he’s watching the high-stakes fight for Warner Bros. Discovery between Netflix and Paramount. His regulatory approval could be the deciding factor in the $72 billion deal.
Forget robotic doctors. The real AI healthcare revolution is happening right now in apps and wearables. Roughly one in three Americans already uses some form of AI to manage their health, tackling everything from diabetes to depression. But the evidence on effectiveness is a real mixed bag.
Skild AI is reportedly in talks for a funding round that could involve SoftBank and Nvidia. The deal could push the robotics company’s valuation to around $14 billion, nearly triple its $4.7 billion valuation from earlier this year.
A new Australian law set for December 10 will ban users under 16 from holding social media accounts. Apple is now providing developers with a toolkit to help them comply and avoid hefty fines.
A set of hand-labeled CD-Rs containing special builds of MacOS 7.6 and 8.0 for the CHRP platform has been rediscovered. This opens the door to running classic, pre-OS X Mac operating systems on hardware it was never officially meant for, like the Mac mini G4.
