Author: Marcus Bennett
Marcus Bennett is GeekBlog's Android expert, covering everything from Google's Pixel line and Samsung Galaxy flagships to OnePlus, Nothing, Xiaomi and the broader Android ecosystem. He follows each Android OS release, One UI and Pixel Feature Drop, custom ROMs and the foldable wave, translating spec sheets and beta builds into hands-on guidance for readers choosing their next Android phone, tablet or wearable.
CTO confidence in scaling AI has dropped to 48% in 2026, the third straight yearly decline. Here’s why integration, not technology, is the real barrier.
A ransomware group breached Apple supplier Tata Electronics and leaked 630GB of files, including iPhone 18 Pro supplier maps and drop-test photos, months before launch.
A PwC study finds 74% of AI’s economic gains go to just 20% of companies. Here’s why small businesses may see real productivity payoffs first.
Hisense’s new A10 pairs an E Ink front display with a detachable color LCD panel you can snap on and off. Here’s what it offers, what it costs, and who should actually want one.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 8 leaks point to a slimmer hinge and a first-ever 2nm chip option, but persistent reports suggest the July 22 launch could be the final chapter for Samsung’s flip phone line.
Microsoft is cutting 3,200 Xbox jobs and spinning off four studios in its biggest restructuring ever. Here is what CEO Asha Sharma’s reset means for Halo, Call of Duty, Minecraft, and your next console.
Sysdig says an AI agent ran a ransomware attack from break-in to data destruction almost entirely on its own. Here’s what JadePuffer actually did, and why the skill floor for ransomware just collapsed.
Google and Starcloud are testing AI chips in orbit, betting that solar-powered satellites can solve the AI industry’s power and land problems. Here’s what the technology can and can’t do yet.
Samsung’s first smart glasses, co-designed with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, are expected to debut July 22. Here is the price, design, and Gemini features going up against Meta.
Apple hasn’t launched the iPhone Ultra yet, but its rumored $2,500 price tag is already pushing average foldable phone prices up 18% in 2026, according to new Counterpoint Research data.