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1. Last call: Apple's $95M Siri privacy payout deadline is today

   If you used a Siri-enabled device between 2014 and 2024, you might be eligible for a piece of the settlement – but you need to act fast.

2. Amazon's one-of-a-kind Echo Hub is down to a new record low price ahead of Prime Day 2025

   You can now save a third of Amazon's Echo Hub list price with a Prime membership and no other special requirements.

3. Nothing OS 4.0 is coming fast and it could finally unlock the Phone (3)’s weirdest feature

   Nothing OS 4.0 is coming sooner than expected, and it has something to prove.

4. Fork ahead: the Xiaomi 16 Ultra might have another, super-premium edition

   As if the Ultra model wasn't premium enough…

5. Even if the AirPods Pro 3 come out this year, Apple's earbuds sales are unlikely to continue growing

   The global wireless earbuds market has apparently reached its "maturity" point, possibly leading to a sales slump for many top vendors including Apple this year.

6. Is Samsung finally cracking the code on Galaxy S26 battery woes?

   Samsung teams up with tech innovators to tackle battery life and charging – could the Galaxy S26 finally deliver the power boost fans have been waiting for?

7. China recalls workers from iPhone 17 assembly lines

   China just threw another wrench into iPhone 17 assembly.

8. Latest Google Messages feature might make texting between Android and iPhone awkward again

   Android users can now edit texts sent to iPhone users.

9. Foldable iPhone gets a tentative release window as the foldable iPad is put on hold

   The foldable iPhone is looking like a reality, the foldable iPad is not.

10. Samsung is having major profitability issues due (among others) to poor Galaxy S25 series sales

    Following a very strong Q1 financial report, Samsung is expected to post far weaker Q2 2025 results, with the Galaxy S25 family among the biggest culprits.