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Google plans to redesign Pixel phones every 2-3 years, with the Pixel 10 series being a strong release. The company confirms no plans for a flip phone and has paused tablet development to focus on meaningful innovation, emphasizing software and AI leadership over market size.
Apple's macOS Tahoe public beta introduces significant updates including a new design language, enhanced Spotlight features, expanded Shortcuts automation, and a revamped menu bar, though the design feels unfinished and inconsistent on the Mac. The update aims to improve productivity and integrate more AI-driven features, but the interface still needs refinement to better suit Mac users.
Jaguar Land Rover has unveiled the 2026 Defender lineup with design enhancements, new colors, a larger touchscreen, and advanced off-road features like Adaptive Off-Road Cruise Control and Driver Attention Monitor, along with model-specific customization options.
The upcoming Apple Watch Ultra 2 is expected to bring several new features to enhance the user experience. Some anticipated features include a smaller size option to cater to different wrist sizes, additional color options for the titanium finish, emergency SOS via satellite for outdoor adventurers, a built-in flashlight for safety during nighttime activities, slimmer bezels and a new processor for a more immersive display, and recovery metrics to provide insights into training readiness. These features would further solidify the Apple Watch Ultra 2 as a top-tier smartwatch.
Leaked photographs of the upcoming iPhone 15 suggest that Apple may introduce a pale green color option to the new lineup. The images, shared by known leaker Majin Bu, show the device in a light green shade, similar to the green seen on the iPhone 12. The leaker also revealed cases for the iPhone 15 Ultra, hinting at the possibility of a third "Action" button replacing the mute switch, as well as thinner bezels on the upcoming models.
Apple has introduced several new features in the Messages app for iOS 17, including a redesigned interface with a simplified layout, updated stickers functionality, and important safety features such as the Check In feature for travelers. Users can now use emoji as stickers, create their own stickers from photos, and add effects to make them look more professional. Other features include sticker reactions, expanded use of stickers in third-party apps, catch-up arrow for missed messages, swipe-to-reply, improved search with multiple filters, audio message transcriptions, auto-deletion of verification codes, and location sharing directly from the Messages app.
The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to be available in a unique dark blue color with a gray tone, complementing the new titanium material and featuring a brushed finish. The blue color has been used on prototype devices, suggesting it may be one of the final color options. Other rumored color options for the iPhone 15 Pro include silver, space gray/space black, and titanium gray. The design of the iPhone 15 Pro models will be similar to the iPhone 14 Pro models, with minor tweaks such as slimmer bezels and a multi-function mute button. The camera lens layout will be updated on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, and the new titanium frame finish will distinguish the iPhone 15 Pro models from their predecessors.
iOS 17 beta for developers includes updates for CarPlay, such as Apple Music SharePlay, a new wallpaper option, and a refreshed design for sending and playing back messages. Siri can now be prompted by saying "Siri" instead of "Hey Siri" while using CarPlay. The SharePlay feature allows passengers to control music in the car and contribute to what's playing. The update also includes a toggle to enable/disable Announce Messages for a conversation.