Latest articles, news and analysis in the Mobile category.
A recent update to Outlook introduces a browser extension that alters search results, raising concerns about user privacy and control. The feature, designed to streamline email workflows, now forces users into Microsoft's ecosystem without clear opt-out options.
Samsung has achieved a significant milestone in semiconductor manufacturing, with its 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) process now reaching over 60% yield rates. This advancement could reshape the landscape for PC builders and chip designers, offering new pathways for efficiency and performance.
A one-time purchase app delivers lifetime access to advanced PDF tools, blending speed with precision—but supply constraints may limit its reach.
A new laptop leverages LG's ultra-fast display to deliver longer battery life without sacrificing visual quality, marking a shift in how mobile PCs balance power and efficiency.
Apple's latest M-series chips, the M5 Pro and M5 Max, introduce a custom-designed microarchitecture that enhances performance core capabilities while reducing power demand. This innovation could redefine how devices balance processing power and energy efficiency.
The second-generation AirPods Max headphones are expected to focus on refining battery life and audio quality rather than introducing major innovations, marking a subtle shift in Apple's approach to premium audio.
Microsoft is quietly expanding Windows 11’s hardware compatibility, allowing Arm-based chips to run native applications and pushing WSL2 adoption—without forcing users into a lock-in trap.
A limited-time offer cuts Surfshark’s multi-year plans to $2.19 per month, but IT teams must weigh long-term value against unconfirmed roadmap details.
A 16TB M.2 SSD has arrived with performance that defies storage norms, but its real-world impact on gaming and high-end computing remains uncertain.
A new no-code tool allows users to design and publish a functional website in minutes, eliminating the need for coding knowledge.
A fresh approach to tax preparation combines a step-by-step guided experience with budget-friendly pricing, targeting users who need help navigating complex forms without the cost of premium tools. The software’s user-centric design is intended to reduce stress during tax season while maintaining es...
Apple's foldable iPhone, expected in late 2026, aims to redefine device flexibility without sacrificing performance. However, the delayed timeline suggests deeper engineering hurdles—particularly around heat management and software optimization—that could reshape its impact on IT workflows.
The next-gen console version of Vampire Crawlers is confirmed for an August release, but mobile players will face a longer wait until late 2026.
A new USB car charger with four ports and retractable cables is now priced at $16, offering small businesses a way to keep devices charged while on the road without cluttering dashboards.
A refined approach to streaming college basketball’s biggest event combines smart hardware choices with efficient software, delivering sharp visuals without overwhelming systems.
Security alerts have transitioned from occasional interruptions to an omnipresent feature of digital life, complicating the distinction between genuine warnings and deceptive scams. The challenge extends beyond mere detection—it involves recognizing how cybercriminals leverage urgency and trust to c...
A new leasing option for the Samsung Galaxy S26 series offers small businesses a way to access top-tier hardware with upfront costs cut in half, but supply constraints and tradeoffs remain key considerations.
Mozilla’s Firefox is adding a free built-in VPN and multi-monitor split-view mode, giving users more control over privacy and multitasking without extra tools.
