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Ive used Samsungs Galaxy TriFold, but this upcoming model may be more enticing in 2026
Posted onKerry Wan/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways A Korean outlet has hinted that Samsung may launch a wider foldable phone next year. The new model will feature a 4:3 aspect ratio when unfolded. Adding more foldable options will fuel what is expected to be a bustling market in 2026….
Well, there goes any reason to buy an iPad Air
Posted onApple just the , a 13-inch laptop offering the full macOS experience for just $599. It is the machine, I’m sure, plenty of the company’s fans have been clamoring for since the dawn of the netbook. I’m equally sure its specs have enoughdrawbacks to ensure there are still plenty of customers for the more expensive…
Language learning marketplace Preplys unicorn status embodies Ukrainian resilience | TechCrunch
Posted onLanguage learning marketplace Preply is now valued at $1.2 billion after raising a $150 million Series D round that marks a new chapter for the 14-year-old company, whose previous backers include Horizon Capital, Hoxton Ventures, Owl Ventures and Techstars Berlin. While Preply has been connecting language learners with tutors since 2013, it has now been…
I wish this selfie phone case was better for selfies
Posted onThe Selfix phone case is a classic example of a great idea in theory that falls apart in practice. It’s a case for the iPhone 17 Pro with a circular screen on the back. It mirrors the middle of your main phone screen, making it easier to frame up selfies using your phone’s higher-quality rear…
Logitech’s MX Master 4 adds haptics to everyday mousing around
Posted onIf you saw the leaks, you probably already know that haptics are the big, new thing in Logitech’s $119.99 MX Master 4 wireless mouse, coming in October. No, it’s not adding rumble effects to YouTube videos or to your favorite websites (on second thought, I’d like to try that). And, it’s different from Logitech’s haptics-based…
Scientists say they cruised the ocean in a deep-sea submersible and came across an undiscovered ecosystem | CNN
Posted onFacebook Tweet Email Link Marine researchers exploring extreme depths say they have discovered an astonishing deep-sea ecosystem of chemosynthetic life that’s fueled by gases escaping from fractures in the ocean bed. The expedition revealed methane-producing microbes and marine invertebrates that make their home in unforgiving conditions where the sun’s rays don’t reach, according to a…
