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iOS 26 Public Beta With Liquid Glass UI and More Changes Rolling Out: Eligible Models, How to Install
Apple on Thursday rolled out the iOS 26 Public Beta for iPhone after testing the new OS with developers in the last couple of months, following its WWDC 2025 preview. If you have stayed away from the Developer Beta updates and this is your first time trying iOS 26, the most notable change you’ll initially see is a new user interface (UI) design c...
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Top 10 Snapseed QR Codes to Try in 2025
Snapseed, Google's free photo editing app for iOS and Android, offers a user-friendly interface as well as advanced tools like Snapseed QR codes. These tools enable power users to effortlessly "share" their precise photo edits with others. Find out how to use Snapseed QR codes to streamline your edits, and share professional-grade adjustments with ...
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Apple's 'Liquid Glass' UI Update Out In iOS26 Developer Beta: Here's How To Try It
Since it is beta software, there could be bugs and the software may itself feel unstable, especially in the earlier versions.
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Adobe Previews Agentic AI Tools Across Acrobat, Photoshop and Premiere Pro
Adobe shared a sneak peek of several under-development artificial intelligence (AI) agents across its platforms on Wednesday. The San Jose-based software giant is currently looking at how agentic tools can complete manual tasks to free up users to focus on creativity and productivity-based tasks. Adobe is building several AI agents for Photoshop, P...
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How to Turn On or Off Instagram’s Quiet Mode on Android and iPhone?
Instagram’s Quiet Mode is designed to help users take control of their social media experience. When activated, it silences all notifications, changes your activity status to “In Quiet Mode,” and sends auto-replies to anyone who sends you a direct message. This ensures you can focus on important tasks, relax, or recharge without interruptions...
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Infinix XPad Review: Compact and Competent
Infinix’s first tablet appears to offer the best possible hardware at the most competitive price. While its core hardware may seem similar to the competition, Infinix also backs it up with near-stock Android software. While all of this sounds legit, how does it perform when put together? Read on to find out!
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Instead of a Threat, Canva Sees AI as a Tailwind, Says Co-Founder Cameron Adams
Gadgets 360 spoke with Cameron Adams, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Canva to better understand the intricacies of the design world, how the companies look at AI, and what is the larger vision behind it. Founded in 2013, the Sydney-based graphic designing platform has recently integrated a wide range of AI tools and launched a major enterp...
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reMarkable 2 Review: One Trick Pony
reMarkable's second attempt at designing a tablet is a better one, provided you can set aside the common mindset that one device is designed to do a million things. The tablet which appeals to both students and professionals is a shining example of how technology can be used to simplify our lives instead of complicating it.
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Google Maps Redesign Brings Clutter-Free Interface for Directions Search, New Bottom Sheet Design
Google Maps direction search interface no longer shows a full screen page when a user clicks on a transportation mode, as per a report. The company has reworked how the Direction Search UI opens in the app, ditching the full screen interface in favour of a sliding sheet layout. Additionally, Google Maps has also made upgrades to the Location interf...
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Hackers Bypass Apple's Checks to Deliver Malicious Keyboards Used to Spy on Users: Report
iPhone can reportedly be targeted by third-party keyboards created by hackers to bypass Apple's stringent security checks and spy on user activity. These third-party keyboards are installed via Apple's TestFlight platform to discreetly spy on a user and collect their sent messages, passwords, browsing history, bank credentials, and any other text e...
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OnePlus Open First Impressions: It’s Finally Here!
After numerous delays, OnePlus’s first foldable is finally ready. OnePlus seems to have put in plenty of hard work into its Open foldable, but it’s easy to tell how some of its shine is almost wearing off because of the general pace of developments when it comes to premium Android flagships.
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WhatsApp Spotted Working on New Colours, Icons for Chat Interface on Android
WhatsApp's latest beta update on Android contains clues to a new redesigned version of the chat app for Android, days after similar changes were spotted on WhatsApp for iOS. Here's how the new colours on WhatsApp might look like along with updated icons and buttons in a future version of the app.
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Microsoft, Google and Meta Among Big Tech Firms Set to Face Overhaul Under New EU Tech Rules: Details
Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Apple, and ByteDance are some of the 22 firms that have been designated as "gatekeeper" services under the new EU Digital Markets Act (DMA). Once the EU labels a business a 'gatekeeper', it will need to make its service interoperate with rivals and let users decide which apps to pre-install on their devices. Here's ...
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Nvidia Quarterly Earnings Will Test AI Demand, Dictate Tech Market
Nvidia investors expect the chip designer to forecast quarterly revenue above estimates when it reports results on Wednesday. Their only question is, by how much? The company has been the biggest beneficiary of the rise of ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence apps, virtually all of which are powered by its graphics processors.
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Twitter Becomes X: How Elon Musk is Working Towards His 1999 Dream of Creating an 'Everything App’
Elon Musk, ever since acquiring Twitter for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,59,100 crore), has been introducing changes and updates to the microblogging site. The latest upheaval is a complete change of its name and brand logo, from Twitter to X. The billionaire also announced in a tweet that the domain X.com now redirects users to Twitter.
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iOS 26 Public Beta With Liquid Glass UI and More Changes Rolling Out: Eligible Models, How to Install
Apple on Thursday rolled out the iOS 26 Public Beta for iPhone after testing the new OS with developers in the last couple of months, following its WWDC 2025 preview. If you have stayed away from the Developer Beta updates and this is your first time trying iOS 26, the most notable change you’ll initially see is a new user interface (UI) design c...
-
Top 10 Snapseed QR Codes to Try in 2025
Snapseed, Google's free photo editing app for iOS and Android, offers a user-friendly interface as well as advanced tools like Snapseed QR codes. These tools enable power users to effortlessly "share" their precise photo edits with others. Find out how to use Snapseed QR codes to streamline your edits, and share professional-grade adjustments with ...
-
Apple's 'Liquid Glass' UI Update Out In iOS26 Developer Beta: Here's How To Try It
Since it is beta software, there could be bugs and the software may itself feel unstable, especially in the earlier versions.
-
Adobe Previews Agentic AI Tools Across Acrobat, Photoshop and Premiere Pro
Adobe shared a sneak peek of several under-development artificial intelligence (AI) agents across its platforms on Wednesday. The San Jose-based software giant is currently looking at how agentic tools can complete manual tasks to free up users to focus on creativity and productivity-based tasks. Adobe is building several AI agents for Photoshop, P...
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How to Turn On or Off Instagram’s Quiet Mode on Android and iPhone?
Instagram’s Quiet Mode is designed to help users take control of their social media experience. When activated, it silences all notifications, changes your activity status to “In Quiet Mode,” and sends auto-replies to anyone who sends you a direct message. This ensures you can focus on important tasks, relax, or recharge without interruptions...
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Infinix XPad Review: Compact and Competent
Infinix’s first tablet appears to offer the best possible hardware at the most competitive price. While its core hardware may seem similar to the competition, Infinix also backs it up with near-stock Android software. While all of this sounds legit, how does it perform when put together? Read on to find out!
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Instead of a Threat, Canva Sees AI as a Tailwind, Says Co-Founder Cameron Adams
Gadgets 360 spoke with Cameron Adams, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Canva to better understand the intricacies of the design world, how the companies look at AI, and what is the larger vision behind it. Founded in 2013, the Sydney-based graphic designing platform has recently integrated a wide range of AI tools and launched a major enterp...
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reMarkable 2 Review: One Trick Pony
reMarkable's second attempt at designing a tablet is a better one, provided you can set aside the common mindset that one device is designed to do a million things. The tablet which appeals to both students and professionals is a shining example of how technology can be used to simplify our lives instead of complicating it.
-
Google Maps Redesign Brings Clutter-Free Interface for Directions Search, New Bottom Sheet Design
Google Maps direction search interface no longer shows a full screen page when a user clicks on a transportation mode, as per a report. The company has reworked how the Direction Search UI opens in the app, ditching the full screen interface in favour of a sliding sheet layout. Additionally, Google Maps has also made upgrades to the Location interf...
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Hackers Bypass Apple's Checks to Deliver Malicious Keyboards Used to Spy on Users: Report
iPhone can reportedly be targeted by third-party keyboards created by hackers to bypass Apple's stringent security checks and spy on user activity. These third-party keyboards are installed via Apple's TestFlight platform to discreetly spy on a user and collect their sent messages, passwords, browsing history, bank credentials, and any other text e...
-
OnePlus Open First Impressions: It’s Finally Here!
After numerous delays, OnePlus’s first foldable is finally ready. OnePlus seems to have put in plenty of hard work into its Open foldable, but it’s easy to tell how some of its shine is almost wearing off because of the general pace of developments when it comes to premium Android flagships.
-
WhatsApp Spotted Working on New Colours, Icons for Chat Interface on Android
WhatsApp's latest beta update on Android contains clues to a new redesigned version of the chat app for Android, days after similar changes were spotted on WhatsApp for iOS. Here's how the new colours on WhatsApp might look like along with updated icons and buttons in a future version of the app.
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Microsoft, Google and Meta Among Big Tech Firms Set to Face Overhaul Under New EU Tech Rules: Details
Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Apple, and ByteDance are some of the 22 firms that have been designated as "gatekeeper" services under the new EU Digital Markets Act (DMA). Once the EU labels a business a 'gatekeeper', it will need to make its service interoperate with rivals and let users decide which apps to pre-install on their devices. Here's ...
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Nvidia Quarterly Earnings Will Test AI Demand, Dictate Tech Market
Nvidia investors expect the chip designer to forecast quarterly revenue above estimates when it reports results on Wednesday. Their only question is, by how much? The company has been the biggest beneficiary of the rise of ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence apps, virtually all of which are powered by its graphics processors.
-
Twitter Becomes X: How Elon Musk is Working Towards His 1999 Dream of Creating an 'Everything App’
Elon Musk, ever since acquiring Twitter for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,59,100 crore), has been introducing changes and updates to the microblogging site. The latest upheaval is a complete change of its name and brand logo, from Twitter to X. The billionaire also announced in a tweet that the domain X.com now redirects users to Twitter.
