Tag: phones
These are the top 5 most exciting iOS 26 features, according to iPhone fans
We polled TechRadar readers on new iOS 26 features The Liquid Glass redesign is what you’re most looking forward to Early adopters can try the developer beta now We sw the grand unveiling of iOS 26 at the start of this week, and the developer beta is already available for…
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5 upgrades iOS 26 will bring to supercharge your music and driving
iOS 26 promises a lot of new and updated features for iPhone fans Some of the most interesting changes come to music and CarPlay Here are five of the best changes coming to these areas If you watched Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025) keynote video earlier this week, you…
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This Android AirTags rival finally got the one big feature it’s been missing
The Moto tag finally supports ultra-wideband tracking This brings the Android Find Hub tracker on par with Apple’s AirTags No word yet on when other Find Hub trackers will support UWB Google’s Find Hub – previously Find My Device – has been a fairly proficient Android alternative to the always…
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Live from WWDC 2025 – TechRadar podcast unpacks that massive iPadOS update and looks through Liquid Glass
It’s been a hectic week for Apple with an entirely new look dubbed Liquid Glass arriving for all its platforms, true multitasking on the iPad, some Apple Intelligence changes, a new naming scheme, and a workout buddy for the Apple Watch, among so much else. We’ve been breaking it all…
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When Apple didn’t go hard on AI at WWDC, I let out a sigh of relief – here’s why
I’ve been covering artificial intelligence, or at least topics that touch upon it, for most of my technology journalism career, and long before generative AI was something the public could just access with relative ease. But like it or lump it, AI is very much the buzz of the moment…
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Apple’s new Liquid Glass UI design unveiled at WWDC 2025 is nothing new – I can see right through it
The old saying, “if you wait long enough, everything comes back into style eventually,” is usually attributed to the fashion industry, but it seems to apply to pretty much anything, especially mobile phone interface design. So, while my younger colleagues are getting all hot and bothered about Apple’s new Liquid…
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