David Delima

3 days ago | gadgets360.com | David Delima

iOS 26 is set to be unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025) next week, and details of the company's next operating system update for its smartphones have already surfaced online. Apple is expected to introduce a revamped design with the iOS 26 update, and a new report sheds some light on a few new features that could make their way to Apple Music, Messages, Notes, and CarPlay.

3 days ago | gadgets360.com | Radhika Parashar |David Delima

Singapore's financial authority has responded to feedback received from the crypto industry on its proposed crypto regulations. On May 30, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) outlined certain requirements to be fulfilled by Digital Token Service Providers (DTSPs) in Singapore. Crypto firms have been directed to halt overseas operations by the end of the month, as part of efforts to establish more control over crypto-related services.

4 days ago | gadgets360.com | Shaurya Tomer |David Delima

If you're considering a new smartphone purchase, it might be prudent to wait for a few more weeks. There are quite a few interesting smartphones that are slated to launch this month from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) like OnePlus, Vivo, and Poco. From budget and mid-range handsets to gaming-centric phones and flagship killers, these offerings are aimed at catering to a wide range of users.

4 days ago | gadgets360.com | Nithya Nair |David Delima

Apple's iPhone 17 series is expected to be the company's first smartphone lineup to feature 120Hz displays on all models. The company has reserved displays with higher refresh rates (branded as ProMotion) on its iPhone Pro models since 2021, using slower 60Hz screens on the standard iPhone models. This year, the base iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air are rumoured to arrive with upgraded 120Hz displays, but a new leak coming out of China states that only part of this information is accurate.

4 days ago | gadgets360.com | Akash Dutta |David Delima

OpenAI plans to build ChatGPT into a super-assistant that truly understands its user and their needs. The San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm's vision for the first half of this year was recently revealed in an internal strategy document. The document sheds some light on the company's larger vision for its chatbot and the features it plans to add to it in the future. The document also mentions the companies it views as its competition, and how it aims to get ahead of the curve.