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  • 3 days ago | cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti

    Google's latest budget phone, the $499 Pixel 9A, is now available in stores, fresh off the heels of Apple's "affordable" offering, the $599 iPhone 16E. Very convenient timing. The Pixel 9A is $300 cheaper than the baseline Pixel 9 and therefore scales back a bit when it comes to features like cameras and RAM. However, it maintains other attributes, like display size, processor and AI features -- and even touts a higher battery capacity than its pricier Pixel counterparts.

  • 4 days ago | cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti

    At long last, the superthin Galaxy S25 Edge that Samsung teased earlier this year is slated to make its official debut. The company will showcase the phone, and reveal all the highly anticipated specs, at a virtual Unpacked event on Monday, May 12. Samsung introduced the S25 Edge at its January Unpacked event, and had models of the phone on display, but no one could touch or get too close to them. The company had a similar hands-off display at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in March.

  • 4 days ago | cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti

    Apple's latest budget phone, the iPhone 16E is finally out, three years after the launch of the third-generation iPhone SE. That's a relatively long time for mobile developments to evolve -- and for the sticker price to rise alongside those improvements. The 2022 iPhone SE had a $429 starting price, and the iPhone 16E starts at a notably higher $599.

  • 5 days ago | cnet.com | Zachary McAuliffe |Abrar Al Heeti |David Lumb |Andrew Lanxon

    Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference is set for June 9, when the tech giant is expected to announce the next version of its iPhone operating system, iOS 19. That means WWDC should be our first glimpse of new features that will likely land on your iPhone later this year. While iOS 18 brought some useful new features to all iPhones, like RCS messaging, and Apple Intelligence to newer iPhones, we're still taking bets on what Apple will include in iOS 19.

  • 5 days ago | cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti

    Sometimes, browsing through photos or watching a video on your phone or laptop just doesn't cut it. Beaming to a TV can be a great way to enjoy content on a bigger display and share it with everyone in the room. With the help of AirPlay, doing so with an iPhone, iPad or Mac is super easy. AirPlay is Apple's system for screen mirroring, and it's supported by a growing number of smart TVs, as well as Roku and Apple TV streaming devices.

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Abrar Al-Heeti
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7 May 25

Samsung's slim Galaxy S25 Edge is finally making its debut https://t.co/uEgBvS9Myn via @CNET

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1 May 25

Uber Adds May Mobility to Its Roster of Self-Driving Vehicle Partnerships https://t.co/f71Qtlq57s via @CNET

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30 Apr 25

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