Qualcomm is making its Snapdragon X computer chips compatible with Android‎

Qualcomm has recently delved into the computer chip realm with the Snapdragon X series, and the latest Snapdragon X2 chips were unveiled back in September. These are expected to be featured in Windows laptops starting in spring 2026. But it now looks like they won't just be featured in Windows laptops. Qualcomm has started work on supporting Android for its X series chips, which means Android computers are on the horizon. Rumor: Android computers appear to be on the way.Qualcomm is working on Android 16 support for the X Elite and X (series). The picture shows purwa (Snapdragon X)'s...

Samsung Galaxy Ring could be used to control the Galaxy XR headset‎

Samsung launched the Galaxy XR headset last month, and according to a recent report, it will expand its availability next year. Interestingly, Samsung seems to be working on letting you navigate the headset's UI by using the Galaxy Ring. A string of code in the latest update to the Galaxy Ring Manager app for Android reveals an upcoming "ring gesture for glasses". Of course, since the word "glasses" is used, this may not be intended specifically for the Galaxy XR headset, but for future Galaxy XR glasses. Still, it's interesting to see that something like this is in development to...

Xiaomi 17 Ultra to arrive way earlier than its predecessor‎

The Xiaomi 15 launched in China at the end of October last year. It then made its way to global markets in February when the Xiaomi 15 Ultra was also introduced. This year, however, things were quite different, with the 17 getting an earlier launch in September in China. That left us wondering whether the Xiaomi 17 Ultra would only arrive in February again. Apparently, the answer to that is no. According to the prolific leaker who goes by Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra will be made official in China in December. This might mean that it will only be launching in China at...

Google Photos gets Nano Banana and AI templates‎

Nano Banana has been a huge success for Google's Gemini AI, and now it's coming to Google Photos as well. This means you will be able to describe the edits you want to see made to a photo, right inside Google Photos. Just tap Help me edit in the editor and tell Nano Banana what you want, then it will take care of it. Google is also adding a new Create with AI section in Google Photos. This will feature ready-made AI templates so you don't even have to come up with your own prompt. This is rolling out "starting this week" in the US and India. The templates are powered by...

iPhone 18 Pro rear design now rumored to go in a different direction‎

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are expected to arrive in September 2026, alongside the iPhone Fold, and the Pro duo has recently been rumored to be getting a transparent design under its camera island - which will remain very similar to the design introduced with the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max this year. Now, a new rumor out of China contradicts this by saying that Apple is working on perfectly matching the color of the aluminum with the color of the glass cutout in the lower part of the back of the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. In the current generation, there are subtle...

Realme GT 8 Pro's pricing in Europe leaks along with the release date‎

The Realme GT 8 Pro launched in China last month, and will make its international debut on November 20. Ahead of that, today purported pricing for Europe has been leaked. The device will allegedly start at €1,099 / £999 with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. There will also be a model with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, and this one will go for €1,199 / £1,099. The Dream Edition co-branded with Aston Martin, which was just unveiled yesterday, will set you back €1,299 and weirdly it doesn't have pricing in GBP. This one will be the top of the line option with 16GB of RAM and 512GB...

The Vision AI Companion on 2025 Samsung TVs can answer questions and translate dialog‎

Samsung’s 2025 TVs in the Neo QLED, Micro RGB, OLED and QLED series feature a new conversational AI – the Samsung Vision AI Companion. Samsung says that unlike a typical AI assistant, which is designed to be used on individual devices, this AI is “purpose-built for the communal screen”. In other words, you use your phone by yourself, while the TV can be used by multiple people at once. The Vision AI Companion has a Live Translate mode – this is a real-time translation of dialog in TVs and movies. This allows you to watch content in your own language, even if there is no...

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