Apple is reportedly lining up a major MacBook Pro redesign for late 2026, bringing OLED displays, full touchscreen support, and yes, a Mac version of Dynamic Island. And honestly, this might be the most Apple way possible to say, “Fine, touchscreens are happening… but we’ll do it our way.” According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is targeting 2026 for its first OLED MacBook Pro models with a redesigned macOS interface that adapts depending on whether you are using a trackpad or tapping the screen. The current notch could be replaced with a smaller cutout wrapped inside a Dynamic Island style…
Author: Tarun Yarlagadda
A new leak claims the OnePlus 16 could arrive with symmetrical bezels under 1mm on all sides, possibly around 0.8mm. I love beautiful hardware as much as anyone, but shaving off fractions of a millimeter only matters if it actually makes the phone better to use. According to a leak from tipster Old Chen Air surfaced on Chinese social media website Weibo, the OnePlus 16 is tipped to feature sub-1mm bezels across all four sides, with the number floating around 0.8mm. For context, the previous generation reportedly sat closer to 1.1mm. On paper, that sounds like a tiny difference. In…
I love when a smartphone brand gets bored. Because boredom is how you get weird ideas. And weird ideas are how you escape commodity hardware hell. Honor has just teased its first humanoid robot, set to debut at MWC 2026 in Barcelona. On paper, that sounds like a classic trade show stunt. But if you actually think about for a minute, this might be the clearest sign yet that Honor is done being “just another Android OEM.” And honestly I respect the audacity. From Foldables to Full-Blown Humanoids Here is what’s confirmed: Honor plans to showcase a humanoid service robot…
Samsung is adding Perplexity’s AI assistant to Galaxy AI, starting with the upcoming Galaxy S26 series, and positioning it as part of a new “multi-agent” strategy that lets users access multiple AI systems on the same device. Adding Perplexity to Galaxy AI is either the most user-friendly AI decision in phones this year, or the beginning of “why does my phone have three assistants arguing” season. I’m leaning optimistic, mostly because Samsung is finally admitting the obvious: no single AI wins every task. For the past year, every big tech company has been acting like their AI is the main…
Apple has officially invited press to a March 4, 2026 gathering at 9 a.m. ET in New York, with parallel experiences reportedly happening in London and Shanghai. That global, multi-city format is already a departure from the usual Apple Park keynote formula. This isn’t a polished cinematic livestream first. This sounds like something more controlled, more intimate, maybe even more deliberate. The invite itself is classic Apple: clean, minimal, a colourful segmented Apple logo, and the words “You’re invited.” No product names, taglines, or obvious theme. Just vibes. So what’s likely coming? Well, across the latest coverage, the rumour stack…
I thought Ferrari’s first EV would arrive as a numbers game: range, power, charging. Instead, it is showing up like a UX product, and that may be the only credible way Ferrari can make “electric” feel special right away. The car is called Luce, and while the full reveal is still a few months away, the early details and interior images suggest Ferrari is not approaching electrification like a reluctant traditionalist or an overexcited tech startup. This feels like a brand that understands its biggest threat is not losing speed, but losing soul. Ferrari’s EV Strategy Starts Inside the Cabin…
I feel like I have written this story before. And you probably feel like you have read it before. But here we are again. Apple is about to refresh the iPad lineup, and once more, the headline is not design, not features, not ambition. It is silicon. According to the latest reports, Apple is preparing new versions of the entry-level iPad and the iPad Air, likely landing very soon, possibly as early as March. Let’s get the facts straight first. The base iPad is expected to move from the A16 chip to the A18. The iPad Air is set to…
I love big silicon jumps as much as the next tech nerd. But every time we get close to a new process node, I ask the same question: is this about making phones better, or just making the top tier more expensive. With Qualcomm’s rumoured 2nm Snapdragon plans, I am leaning toward the latter. According to reliable leaker Digital Chat Station, Qualcomm is not building one next-gen flagship chip, but two. The leaked model numbers are SM8950 and SM8975, both reportedly built on TSMC’s 2nm N2P process. SM8950 is the “standard” flagship, while SM8975 is a Pro or Ultra-only part.…
Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new iPhone very soon, and it is called the iPhone 17e. If the latest reporting is accurate, it could arrive as early as mid February, quietly, without a keynote, and without much fuss. The news traces back to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, whose Power On newsletter has been the original source behind much of the recent coverage. I don’t think Apple is trying to impress anyone with the iPhone 17e. I think it is trying to silently win, and honestly, that might be the smartest move it makes this quarter. This phone is about…