Category: Phones
‘Exactly what I’ve been waiting for’: iOS 27 could let users build Shortcuts with AI — and I’m glad Apple is finally paying attention to one of the iPhone’s best features
iOS 27 might bring artificial intelligence (AI) to Apple’s Shortcuts app It could let you build Shortcuts with natural language prompts This would make Shortcuts far more accessible to users Ever since it debuted in iOS 12, Apple’s Shortcuts app has had enormous potential. Yet it’s never been able to fulfil that potential because the…
DOOGEE V Max 2 Pro Review: Rugged Durability Meets High Performance
For those who need a smartphone that can withstand extreme conditions without compromising on performance, DOOGEE V Max 2 Pro Rugged Phone is an ideal choice. Built for adventurers, outdoor workers, and anyone with an active lifestyle, this phone combines toughness, reliability, and modern smartphone functionality. Rugged, Durable Design The V Max 2 Pro is…
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Here are the 3 Google I/O 2026 Android XR smart glasses announcements I’m hoping to see
Google I/O is less than a day away, and the annual software showcase would be the perfect opportunity for Google and its partners to showcase their 2026 Android XR tech: the XR glasses we’ve been promised will land this year. Google isn’t a stranger to smart specs, but since the rapid rise and fall of…
5 things to expect at Google I/O 2026 — from Android XR smart glasses to Gemini Remy
It’s almost time for Google I/O 2026, with Google’s developer conference set to run from May 19 to 20. Most of the big announcements will probably be made during Google’s headline keynote, which kicks off at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm BST on May 19, or 3am AEST on May 20 in Australia….
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I finally tried the Pixel’s new desktop mode, and it’s the coolest hidden feature you aren’t using
Google’s March Pixel drop included a bunch of new features for its smartphones. One feature that wasn’t mentioned is a new Pixel Desktop mode when you connect your phone to an external display. The idea of connecting a smartphone to a monitor to instantly transform the interface into a desktop-like experience is nothing new, though…….
