Samsung launches world's first 5G tablet

Apple has unveiled the MacBook Neo, a new entry-level laptop designed to bring the Mac experience to a wider audience with a significantly lower starting price.

Samsung's latest drop in the audio space is finally here with the Galaxy Buds4 Pro and Galaxy Buds4, and they are officially open for pre-order starting 26th February 2026.

I never understood the idea of wearing a smart ring. You don't get any notifications and can't make or receive calls or messages; instead, the ring works silently tracking your sleep, exercises, and other metrics.

The Pro version is compatible with the Pulse add-on (which detects municipal supply pressure) and the Navi add-on for heavy-duty 3-phase industrial pumps.

As the first solar eclipse of 2026 unfolds today, February 17, Google has introduced a special interactive animation on its Search page to mark the annular "Ring of Fire" event, allowing users worldwide to experience the celestial phenomenon virtually.

In a major update for desktop users, WhatsApp Web is finally rolling out support for voice and video calls, nearly a decade after the browser-based platform was first launched in 2015.

Samsung is preparing to enhance the wireless charging capabilities of its upcoming Galaxy S26 smartphone series, though the absence of a built-in magnetic alignment is likely to disappoint some users, as per GSM Arena.

Apple's first foldable iPhone is expected to make waves with its battery capacity, as reports indicate that the upcoming iPhone Fold could feature the largest battery ever used in an Apple smartphone.

The world of tablets is always so confusing. You already have phones and laptops to manage most of your work, which leaves tablets primarily for content consumption and managing tasks while traveling. However, new tablets are becoming powerful enough to ensure they settle comfortably between your phone and laptop. This is where the new OnePlus Pad Go 2 comes in. After living with it for over a month now, it is clear that this isn't just a minor refresh.

The Curapod by Litemed operates on the principles of Photobiomodulation (PBM). To simplify, it utilizes a combination of red and near-infrared (NIR) light. These specific wavelengths are designed to penetrate up to 70mm into the tissue. Unlike a standard heat pack, which is commonly seen in almost every household and only provides surface-level relief, Curapod targets cellular activity and local blood flow to support the body's natural recovery process. It is a non-invasive, drug-free approach aimed at common pain points like the lower back, knees, and shoulders.