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Apple Watch's biggest Health app update in years arrives September 14
watchOS 27 brings a redesigned Health app, a Health Age score, lab tests, and perimenopause tracking to Apple Watches you already own.
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BLUETTI showcases battery generator & balcony solar system at IFA 2026
BLUETTI's IFA 2026 lineup includes a battery-powered generator for construction sites, a balcony solar storage system, and new compact power stations.
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Apple Watch Series 12 listens to your conversations and takes on WHOOP
The $399 watch can transcribe the last 15 seconds you heard, and its new readiness score, Health Age, and $119 blood panel look a lot like a WHOOP membership.
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Apple's $1,999 iPhone Duo takes on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Pixel Fold
Apple's first folding iPhone ships October 23 with a 7.6-inch inner screen, two batteries, Touch ID, and a matte finish that Apple says hides the crease.
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My favorite budget Amazon tablet is 50% off
Amazon's own Fire HD 10 tablet is 50% off at $76.99, a new all-time low, with a 10.1-inch Full HD screen and 13-hour battery life for streaming and reading.
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iPhone 18 Pro gets a better low-light camera and a $100 price hike
Apple's new Pro phones start at $1,199 and ship September 18, with a main camera that can open and close its aperture the way a proper lens does.
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Meta wants you to trust Muse, its new AI agent and personal shopper
Meta's new AI agent, Muse, can book travel and make purchases on your behalf. Given Meta's history of privacy violations, that's a big ask.
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iPhone Ultra case spotted at IFA shows foldable form factor
We found a supposed iPhone Ultra phone case in real life at IFA. Is this proof of an Apple foldable?
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TSA PreCheck members can now meet you at the gate
TSA's new free Gateside program lets PreCheck members walk past security without a boarding pass to greet arriving travelers at 13 U.S. airports.
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This $85 curling iron might have saved my teenage bangs
Laifen Autocurl uses a sensor to detect and wrap hair automatically, taking the guesswork out of curling at home, but its all-hair-types claim needs testing.
