This one's for the history books: Samsung is finally breaking down the "walled garden" by bringing native AirDrop support to the Galaxy S26 series in the US, Europe, and India via a new Quick Share update. Galaxy owners in those regions can now share res files seamlessly with iPhones, iPads and Macs. No third-party apps required.

Google is turning up the volume on generative AI with the launch of Lyria 3 Pro, capable of composing full three-minute songs with pro-grade control. This new model allows users to ask Lyra for specific verses, choruses, and bridges. From original gaming soundtracks to cost-cutting corporate jingles, Lyria 3 Pro is set to disrupt the music industry by putting studio-grade production in the hands of everyone.

OpenAI just announced the abrupt shutdown of its AI video app, Sora, just six months after its record-breaking debut and the collapse of a $1 billion Disney partnership. While the move marks a rare failure for the AI giant, creators are left wondering if this is a win for human artistry or simply a tactical retreat before a more powerful successor arrives.

Another exclusive report sounds the alarm: OnePlus to leave the EU and North America markets by April 2026 to focus on the Chinese and Indian markets. Driven by rising costs and strategic consolidation under Oppo, the move marks a potential end to the brand's international flagship presence.

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold8’ to have the same "crease-less" display technology as iPhone Fold, aiming to match the Oppo Find N6's nearly invisible crease while offering a thinner, lighter design. As the race for foldable supremacy heats up, 2026 looks to be the year the screen crease finally disappears (kind of).

Detailed leaks have fully unmasked the Samsung Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 ahead of their official March 25 debut. These mid-range contenders feature 6.7-inch 120Hz displays, 45W fast charging, and a shift to Exynos chipsets, with prices starting around $420. Samsung appears to be tightening security following the leak, as a detailed hands-on video has already been scrubbed from the web.

CheckMag | The Pixel 10a isn't a bad phone, but should it exist in the first place? This minimally updated rehash of the Pixel 9a struggles to show its value as discounted rival options steal the spotlight, and concerns about electronic waste get louder.

Apple is reportedly preparing an iPad 12 launch for late 2026 featuring a massive A-series chip upgrade. This move aims to bring Apple Intelligence and a smarter Siri to the company’s most affordable tablet.

A new teardown video awards the Samsung Galaxy S26 a high repairability score of 9/10, citing easy battery and component replacements. This follows a similar rating for the S26 Ultra, highlighting Samsung’s focus on device longevity.

Samsung has officially confirmed that the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 will launch on March 25. The upcoming mid-range devices are expected to feature upgraded Exynos processors, 120Hz displays, and up to 45W charging to compete with the Pixel 10a and iPhone 17e.

CheckMag | I left my AirPods at home and I discovered they were killing my productivity. Now, I make an effort to stop listening to useless podcasts to fill up the silence.

CheckMag | Yes, I saved 7GB of iPhone storage with a single click. Do yourself a favor and change the default iPhone setting that takes up gigabytes of storage - if you record Voice Memos as often as I do, that is.

New Apple TV and HomePod mini models are reportedly "ready" for launch but remain shelved as Apple struggles to finalize its revamped, AI-powered Siri. With software bottlenecks now dictating hardware cycles, the highly anticipated upgrade to the A17 Pro-powered streamer and S9-equipped smart speaker may finally debut between iOS 26.5 and iOS 27.

CheckMag | There are too many $500 phones that make the Nothing Phone 4a Pro look like a bad deal, despite its solid cameras, distinctive design and aluminum build. Examples include bargains from Xiaomi, Samsung, and more.

The era of generic "Dr. Google" searches might be over. For the first time, Perplexity AI can analyze your actual bloodwork and heart rate to give personalized advice.

Apple is playing "dirty" to fix the iPhone camera. From failed secret talks with Halide's team to a $2 billion AI shopping spree, Cupertino is buying the competition to stay on top in 2026. Is your favorite app next?