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1. Miss me with that slim phones trend, here's the world's first tablet with a built-in projector

   Of all the things that tablets didn't need, this is the thing they didn't need the most. But it's genius.

2. Apple keeps making the iPad Pro faster, but not better

   When will Apple stop throwing performance at the software problem?

3. Black Friday AirPods deals: 5 offers to splurge on ahead of the event

   Black Friday may be weeks away, but there are a few sweet early Black Friday AirPods deals that let you save even before the event. Check them out here.

4. Samsung is all over the place with the Galaxy S26: good ol' confusion strategy or just chaos?

   Rumors about the next best thing by Samsung have been a bit messy in recent weeks.

5. Google's kid-friendly Fitbit Ace LTE watch becomes even harder to beat at a new record low price

   If you need an affordable wearable device with a large and high-quality display for your child this holiday season, now's the time to pull the trigger.

6. T-Mobile just made its best satellite feature free for all

   Yes, it's free, and yes, it works even if you're not a T-Mobile customer.

7. Why are the batteries in iPhones, Galaxies, and Pixel phones still so small?

   Yesterday, I finished reviewing the RedMagic 11 Pro, a phone with a 7,500 mAh battery. This made me wonder. Why are the batteries in iPhones, Galaxies, and Pixel phones still so small?

8. 10 rumors that reveal what to expect from the foldable iPhone in 2026

   From design to price, here’s a full roundup of what to expect from Apple’s first foldable iPhone.

9. Google Maps adds landmark-based navigation and Gemini-powered Lens for smarter, more human direction

   Google Maps just got a lot more human and a little more like your friend riding shotgun.

10. Your iPhone just got smarter at protecting itself – and you won't even have to lift a finger

    Apple’s new iOS 26.1 update quietly adds a feature that lets your iPhone install security fixes in the background, keeping you safe without you doing a thing.