The Latest Breaking News from GSM Arena

Apple is gearing up to revolutionise the browsing experience with an AI makeover for its Safari browser, set to debut alongside iOS 18 later this year. Read further on Dynamite News:

Samsung has announced an expansion of its Galaxy F15 lineup, catering to the diverse needs of consumers. Read further on Dynamite News:

American tech giant Microsoft is now bringing the AI-based Bing chatbot to mobile and Skype two weeks after its original launch. According to GSM Arena, a tech news outlet, first of all, the feature is being added to the Bing iOS and Android app. Read further on Dynamite News:

Due to the new EU regulations coming into effect next year, Apple has no choice but to adopt the USB-C port for its iPhones finally. However, as it happens a lot of times with Apple, there's apparently a twist. Read further on Dynamite News:

Micro-blogging platform Twitter, after earlier announcing a new payment plan for an annual subscription, has finally made its Blue subscription available for purchase via the Android app. Read on for details:

Multi-national tech conglomerate Google is finally catching up with Apple and Samsung as the company is set to launch their own location tags. Read on for details:

Though the vanilla iPhone 14 variant was a disappointment for some as it arrived with the same old 12MP cameras, it seems like Apple will rectify this with the phone's successor. Read on for details:

According to the latest rumor claims, South Korean tech giant Samsung is launching all Galaxy S23 smartphones with at least 256 GB storage. Read on for details:

South Korean tech giant Samsung's latest devices to get the new One UI 5.0 firmware update are last year's flagship foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3. Read on for details: