Google Health now supports two-way synchronization with Apple Health on iPhone, allowing Fitbit device owners to seamlessly share up-to-date health data between platforms. Additionally, a Smart Health Links feature has been introduced for secure sharing of medical records.
In September, Apple is expected to unveil new devices, including its first foldable iPhone, which may be released in limited quantities and priced between $2,300 and $2,500. Due to limited supply, demand could significantly exceed availability, leading to resales at marked-up prices.
Apple is in talks with South Korean manufacturers to introduce new transparent electrodes for the development of advanced OLED displays with curved edges on all four sides, planned for the 2028 iPhone. Key suppliers are already investing in this technology to ensure mass production by the target date.
A recent teardown of the Samsung Galaxy S26 revealed the device’s high repairability, thanks to its modular design and the ease of replacing components. This approach reflects the growing trend toward increased durability in modern smartphones.
Google is developing a new facial recognition system for Pixel and Chromebook devices, aiming to match Apple's Face ID in both speed and reliability. The technology is expected to debut on the Pixel 11 later this year.
Tomb Raider will be released on iPhone and iPad in February 2026, offering flexible graphics settings and high performance on the latest devices. This confirms the growth of mobile gaming and the closing gap in quality between mobile and console experiences.