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A smartphone floating in a dark, space‑like scene with glowing particles streaking around it, showing the blue Comet app icon and logo prominently on the screen.

Perplexity’s Comet AI browser is now live on iOS

Two Android smartphones are shown side by side on a gray gradient background, each displaying an active WhatsApp voice call screen with a large blue “W” avatar; the left phone shows the standard call controls with a banner at the top saying “Noise cancellation is on,” while the right phone reveals an expanded bottom sheet of call options where the “Noise cancellation” toggle switch is turned on, illustrating WhatsApp’s new in‑call noise cancellation feature for Android.

WhatsApp tests noise cancellation for Android voice and video calls

Apple AirPods Max 2 headphones, midnight color, detail of Digital Crown

AirPods Max 2 Digital Crown controls your iPhone camera now

Perplexity Computer promotional banner featuring a glowing glass orb with a laptop icon floating above a field of wildflowers against a gray background, with the text "perplexity computer works" in the center and a vertical list of action words — sends, creates, schedules, researches, orchestrates, remembers, deploys, connects — displayed in fading gray text on the right side.

Perplexity Computer rolls out on Android for 24/7 agentic tasks

The classic Apple logo, shown in light silvery-blue, set against a black background. The logo has a clean, minimalist design featuring the iconic bitten apple silhouette with a soft, matte finish.

iOS 27 could be the Snow Leopard of the iPhone

Two iPhones showing TikTok’s new Apple Music integration, with the left screen displaying a “Link to Apple Music” pop‑up over BLACKPINK’s “DEADLINE” artwork and the right screen playing the full song via an in‑app Apple Music bar at the bottom.

Apple Music streams full tracks directly inside TikTok on iPhone

Three iPhones are shown side by side running ChatGPT with the Shazam integration: the left screen displays a chat asking “Shazam what’s this song playing right now?” above a large “Tap to Shazam” card, the center screen shows the Shazam interface listening for music on a blue background, and the right screen shows the identified track with album artwork, artist name, play button, and a “Save to Shazam” button.

Shazam in ChatGPT lets you identify songs while you chat

A smartphone fixed in landscape orientation to a bright yellow foul-pole fence using an articulated arm and clamp, showing a live view of a baseball field on its screen.

Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro is now an official MLB artifact

A screenshot of a Perplexity AI-generated Tokyo 3-Day Itinerary displayed on an iPhone, showing a "Quick Practical Notes" section with bullet points covering cash recommendations (¥20,000–30,000), a no-tipping reminder, cherry blossom timing (first bloom forecast March 19), plum blossom viewing at Yushima Tenjin, and weather details (12–14°C highs, 5–7°C lows). Below the notes, a card preview shows a generated app with a dark map pinpointing Tokyo locations, labeled "Tokyo 3-Day Itinerary — Generated app," with an "Add details or clarifications..." input field at the bottom.

Perplexity Computer is now on iPhone — Android is next

IPhone 17e in soft pin, iPhone 16 in ultramarine, and iPhone 17 in lavender.

Every reason to buy (or skip) the iPhone 17e over the iPhone 16 and 17

Apple iPhone 17e in black, white, and soft pink.

Should you buy the iPhone Air or save $400 with the 17e?

The image shows the main screen of Google’s Now Playing app on a Pixel phone, with a central button that says “Tap to see what’s playing,” which users tap to manually identify nearby music.

How to use Now Playing on your Pixel to catch every song around you