Garmin Expands Capabilities of Older Models. Check if Your Smartwatch Will Get the Update.

Garmin is rolling out a significant free software update for a range of its smartwatches and cycling computers. This update introduces crucial new features such as 24/7 fall detection, hands-free voice control, and advanced training tools for runners, skiers, and cyclists. Discover if your Garmin device is compatible and how these enhancements will improve your daily life and fitness regimen.

iPhone 18 Pro and Foldable iPhone to Boost Samsung’s Business – Beyond Galaxy

Samsung is set to significantly benefit from Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models and the highly anticipated foldable iPhone, primarily through its role as a key OLED display supplier. This lucrative partnership, especially for the complex foldable screens, is poised to drive substantial revenue growth for Samsung Display, highlighting a strategic advantage beyond its own Galaxy line.

Motorola reveals its hand a day before the premiere. This is what the Signature 27 looks like.

Motorola is set to unveil its Signature 27 flagship on September 22nd, but details are already emerging. The device will feature an expansive camera module covering most of the rear panel, a distinctive tapered design, and a textured finish. Key features include a 200MP Sony LYTIA sensor with 100x Super Zoom, Dolby Vision support, and a likely top-tier Snapdragon processor, complemented by an impressive seven years of software updates.

Apple Changes Consent Screens in the EU Following Regulatory Pressure

Apple is set to significantly modify its app tracking consent screens on iPhones within the European Union due to regulatory pressure. These changes will introduce full-screen prompts, clearer “Allow” and “Reject” options, and a dedicated data information segment, initially impacting a few key countries. Additionally, iOS 27 brings new features and an advanced Siri AI, though the latter faces regulatory hurdles in the EU.

Dell Googlebook: New Leaks Reveal Potential Specifications

Unofficial information has surfaced regarding Dell’s first Googlebook laptop, suggesting it will feature a powerful Snapdragon chip and a 13.4-inch display. Expected to launch in early October, this device, along with others from brands like Acer and ASUS, is poised to succeed Chromebooks with a new AI-centric operating system. Pre-orders are rumored to begin in late September.