Google Messages is getting a killer upgrade to save your inbox.
It's about to be a whole lot easier to report spam directly from your messaging app.
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That goes directly against a recent interview, in which a Samsung executive suggested that the S-Pen would be here to stay for the foreseeable future. (3/4)
In a separate, subsequent tweet, the tipster goes on to say that the next-gen Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will keep the stylus, but its future beyond that model is in question. (2/4)
A recent tweet from noted tech insider, PandaFlashPro, suggests that the iconic S-Pen may be removed from devices in the coming years. (1/4) #SamsungGalaxy
So what happened? One word: competition. While the company was busy refining its HERO series for pros – adding pro-grade features like HLG and timecode support to its flagship GoPro HERO 13 Black – rivals like Insta360 and DJI were quietly capturing a whole new audience."
(Words by Matt Kollat)
In 2024, GoPro’s revenue dropped by 20%, the company posted a net loss of over $432 million, and its market cap shrank from $1.6 billion in 2021 to $115 million in 2025.
GoPro’s founder and CEO, Nicholas Woodman, recently made headlines after waiving his $850,000 annual salary in a bid to help the company save money. It’s a symbolic move, sure, but one that underscores a much larger issue.
If you’ve been wondering why GoPro cameras feel a little less relevant these days, you're not alone – and the story behind the company’s current situation is more complicated than just "smartphones got better."
"GoPro isn’t dead. Far from it. But something’s definitely off at the once unstoppable action camera brand.
Solid state batteries could be a solution to this. These offer higher energy density, potentially extending the device's battery life beyond the current Samsung Galaxy Ring's seven-day capacity. (2/2)
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Recent reports suggest that Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Ring 2 may incorporate solid-state battery technology, often referred to as "dream batteries."
It's exciting news, as newer smart rings (and smartwatches) are increasingly more power-intensive, often compromising battery life. (1/2)
Promixx has launched its new SENSE cordless portable blender, featuring auto-adjust blending, anti-jam technology and USB-C charging.
It has an RRP of £109.99 (around $150) and comes in four stylish colours, ranging from ceramic white to blush pink.
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I suspect it goes to the same gym as Dom Toretto and its favourite video game franchise is Need for Speed." (4/4)
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A million miles from its humble city car origin story, the Insteroid is a pumped-up rally racer with humongous box-style wheel arches, a chiseled front splitter and a massive rear wing stuck to the roof. (3/4)
Even the name is a sign of intent. Hyundai has taken the Inster, a small, pleasant and affordable EV, then bought it a gym membership and, well, you can see where the Insteroid name might have come from. (2/4)
"Hyundai just revealed a wild electric car concept, complete with drift mode, called the Insteroid. (1/4)
Promotional material for the Motorola Razr 60 Ultra has leaked, revealing colours and what processor the flip phone will run on.
The leak comes from a reliable source too, although no launch date has been suggested as yet.
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What has caused a little more lasting dismay is that Nintendo more quietly announced some quite big changes to actual game pricing. Principally, Mario Kart World itself won't come cheap – it's going to cost $80 in the US, and £75 for a physical copy in the UK." (5/5)
(Words by Max Freeman-Mills)
That price is chunkier than many people were hoping for, but given it came a matter of hours before the Trump administration slapped global tariffs on almost every trade partner for the US, perhaps it isn't a huge surprise. (4/5)
To that end, we know that the Switch 2 will cost $449.99 / £395.99 / AU$699.95 if you buy it on its own, or $499.99 / £429.99 / AU$769.95 in a bundle with Mario Kart World, the big launch title. (3/5)
Just as the Nintendo Direct presentation actually finished, there was a wave of confusion at the fact that it hadn't included any mention of the console's price, which was then swiftly rebutted by Nintendo putting out some follow-up press releases with the full details. (2/5)
"Last week, we got one heck of a news day from Nintendo, as it finally unveiled everything people need to know about the Switch 2, from some of the games that will grace it on day one to when that launch date actually is (5 June). (1/5)
T3 reported live from Watches and Wonders 2025 – here’s everything you need to know about the year's biggest watch event.
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It's a good week to be an Apple user.
Apple has finally released its delayed firmware update for AirPods Max, adding the expected lossless audio feature.
Your headphones need to be running version '7E101' to access the latest features.
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I tried Sony's new G700 soundbar system replacement (and Sonos Arc rival) at private listening session – the Bravia Theatre Bar 6 goes big on bass.
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A Samsung patent has been discovered that shows a game controller for a flip-style foldable.
Could the manufacturer be planning to offer an accessory for gaming on its Z Flip phones?
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Meta and Ray-Ban are reportedly planning to launch a version of their smart glasses with a small screen in one lens and a gesture-detecting wristband.
But be warned – the new specs could turn out to be priced over £1,000 / $1,400. #metaraybans
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A US retailer has allegedly spilled the beans on its pre-order plans for the Nintendo Switch 2.
It is claimed that pre-orders will open on 9 April and initial stock will reportedly sell out the same day. #NintendoSwitch2
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