Author: Leisangthem Rajshree
Leisangthem Rajshree
Rajshree is a dedicated and passionate technology journalist. With a keen interest in the latest developments in the tech world, she consistently provides insightful and in-depth coverage of various technological advancements. Her work spans a wide range of topics, including software development, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and emerging tech trends.
Google’s new screenless Fitbit Air, teased by Steph Curry, is set to launch on May 16, 2026, with a budget-friendly price of around $100. Discover its features and impact on the wearable market.
The new Samsung Galaxy A57 5G arrives as a premium mid-range smartphone, boasting elegant design, powerful AI features, and exceptional long-term software support.
Google’s AI assistant, Gemini in Chrome, is now available to users across Asia Pacific. Get summaries, draft emails, and boost productivity directly in your browser.
Motorola has officially teased the Razr (2026) series, confirming an April 29 launch date. Get ready for vibrant new colors, refined designs, and powerful internal upgrades in these highly anticipated foldable phones.
Oppo has just confirmed groundbreaking specs for its upcoming Find X9 Ultra, featuring an enormous 7,050 mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and a stunning 6.82-inch 1440p display. This flagship is poised to redefine premium Android experiences.
A bug in Google’s Gemini app for Android is causing recent features to disappear and the UI to revert, disrupting user experience. Many essential tools are affected.
The Google Assistant is entering its end-of-life phase, making way for Gemini, Google’s advanced generative AI. This comprehensive guide explains the transition, timeline, and what it means for your devices.
Google’s AI assistant, Gemini, has launched a native macOS app, bringing advanced AI capabilities like screen sharing and local file access directly to desktops. This, alongside its strong Android presence, enhances productivity and workflow integration, as discussed on 9to5Google’s Pixelated podcast.