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Category: Emerging Tech
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Kuxiu X55 Turbo 25W Wireless Charging Station Review: A c…
Macworld At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Compact 3-in-1 charger 25W iPhone charging Apple Watch fast charger Charge as stand or flat Cheaper than X40 Turbo Cons <li… This more affordable variant of the metal X40 Turbo is rated at the same super-fast charging speeds for iPhone, AirPods and Watch. While maybe not as pocketable…
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‘Time to switch brand.’ Major Samsung Galaxy S26 series l…
A complete specs dump suggests very little will be changing with the Samsung Galaxy S26 series — and the internet isn’t happy. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. At this point we have a good idea of what to expect from the Samsung…
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I test fitness tech for a living and have been diagnosed …
These sleep trackers claim to be able to detect breathing irregularities as you sleep – so how did they fare when I challenged them to sniff out my diagnosed disorder? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A proper night's rest is absolutely essential…
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Nubia V80 Max Review
Nubia is a brand often associated with affordable products, and each year, they introduce a bunch of devices that almost… The post Nubia V80 Max Review appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews. Nubia is a brand often associated with affordable products, and each year, they introduce a bunch of devices that…
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Is Apple Fitness+ running out of gas? Fresh rumors sugges…
Apple Fitness+ may be facing big changes, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The workout subscription service is currently “under review,” and its future is still uncertain. Several options are reportedly being considered, with major changes possible – though nothing is confirmed yet. Currently, Fitness+ exists within the Fitness app, separate from Apple Health, although some…
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Bigger batteries are always better on phones
A shift that’s making smartphones far more reliable. There was a time when phones could easily last a week or even longer on a single charge. Swapping out batteries was part of the ritual, and oddly enough, it felt really satisfying. Fast-forward to today, and that kind of endurance feels almost mythical. Most modern smartphones…
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Best Tech Gifts Under $50 (2026) Reviewed
Looking for affordable tech gifts that won’t feel cheap? These picks deliver real value across smart home, audio, productivity, and everyday carry—all without Looking for affordable tech gifts that won’t feel cheap? These picks deliver real value across smart home, audio, productivity, and everyday carry—all without breaking the $50 mark. The most versatile tech gift…
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Is OnePlus Shutting Down?
I’ve been critical of OnePlus recently, but reports of the company’s shutdown have me terrified about the future of Android. What in the world is going on with OnePlus? That’s been the question on everyone’s mind for the last couple of weeks. Earlier this month, it was reported that OnePlus had canceled two of its…
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Organizations Focus on Safe Scaling of Agentic AI, Dynatrace Report Finds
As agentic AI moves from pilot projects to live production environments, organizations are increasingly focusing on how to run these systems safely at scale, rather than debating their adoption. A new report by Dynatrace highlights how large enterprises are integrating agentic AI into core operational functions, including IT operations, cybersecurity, data processing, and customer support.…
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Linkerbot Develops Human-Like Robotic Hands for Real-World AI Applications
In a significant step toward physical artificial intelligence, Chinese robotics company Linkerbot is developing dexterous robotic hands that can operate with human-like precision. While large language models are considered the “brains” of AI, Linkerbot’s robotic hands aim to become its “body,” bridging the gap between digital intelligence and the physical world. “NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang…
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