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Google has started widely rolling out its redesigned Google Messages interface to the stable channel, giving users a smoother and more modern chatting experience. The update brings Material 3 Expressive to the chat screen, following the visual refresh already introduced on the app’s homepage. Message threads now appear in sleek containers with rounded corners at the top, offering a clean and minimal design. Instead of bubbly wallpapers, conversations now sit against a solid background color in both light and dark themes, creating a more unified aesthetic. Revamped Media and Action Menu When you tap on the “plus” menu inside the text field, you’ll notice a refreshed look. The options for Gallery, GIFs, Stickers, Files, Magic Compose, Location, Contacts, Schedule Send, and Selfie GIFs are no longer placed inside colorful circles. Instead, they now appear in pill-shaped containers with a more spacious and organized grid layout. Although the Camera shortcut hasn’t launched yet, the new des...

Not long ago, foldable phones seemed like science fiction. But in 2025, two giants — Samsung and Google — are battling it out at the forefront of innovation. With the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, the competition has never been closer, and the stakes have never been higher. Let’s dive into the details to see which foldable truly shines. Price: Premium Tech Comes at a Premium Price Foldables don’t come cheap, and this year’s models prove it. Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Starts at $1,799 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7: Starts at $1,999 Google’s foldable technically gives you a $200 “discount,” but when you’re spending nearly two grand on a phone, the choice is more about value than saving. Design: Ultra-Thin vs Substantial Build Samsung went bold with its design, creating its thinnest foldable yet: Galaxy Z Fold 7: Just 8.9mm folded, 4.2mm unfolded, weighing only 215g. By contrast, Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold is a bit bulkier: Pixel 10 Pro Fold: 10.8mm folded, 5.2mm unfolded, weighing ...

Apple has officially confirmed its iPhone 17 event for September 9, 2025. The announcement, dubbed “awe dropping,” promises not just new hardware but also the much-anticipated arrival of iOS 26 and iPadOS 26. If Apple follows its usual schedule, users can expect to download the new operating systems starting September 16. This year’s software updates are more than just incremental changes—they introduce bold new features like Liquid Glass design, Live Translate, and an overhauled Phone app. Let’s dive into what’s coming, which devices will be supported, and what it means for users holding onto older iPhones. What’s New in iOS 26 Apple has been teasing Liquid Glass, a sleek redesign that transforms the look of your iPhone. App icons, buttons, and menus now carry a floating, glass-like aesthetic with options for light, dark, and transparent modes. It’s a visual overhaul designed to make Apple’s OS family more cohesive. Other highlights include: Phone app redesign: Contacts, recent calls,...

Apple has always been known for its philosophy: don’t be the first, be the best . We saw this with the iPod, the iPhone, and even with the Vision Pro. Apple rarely rushes into a market unless it is confident it can deliver a product that sets a new gold standard. Now, all eyes are on Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone, expected to make its debut in 2026. The big question—will Apple’s foldable leap reshape the smartphone market, or is it too late to make an impact? The Foldable Market: A Different Playing Field Apple’s success with the iPod and iPhone was partly due to competitors failing to deliver seamless user experiences. The company swooped in with superior design, software, and integration, instantly taking over those markets. But the foldable smartphone arena is not the same. Today, it is dominated by tech giants Samsung and Google, who have been refining foldable devices for years. Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold, for instance, boasts an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance—an...

Apple has officially confirmed that its annual fall event will take place on September 9 at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California. Each year, this highly anticipated gathering sets the tone for Apple’s next generation of devices—and 2025 is no exception. From new iPhones to cutting-edge AI integration, the event is expected to showcase Apple’s vision for the future of technology. A Spotlight on Artificial Intelligence This year’s event will be a crucial moment for Apple as it tries to close the gap with rivals in the fast-paced AI race. While the company has introduced AI-powered software features earlier this year—such as redesigned icons and menus under its “liquid glass” design language—it still faces stiff competition from Samsung, Honor, and Huawei, who have quickly seized market opportunities with their own AI-driven smartphones. Investors and tech enthusiasts alike will be watching closely to see how Apple plans to weave AI into its ecosystem, ensuring that iPhones, iP...