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Apple has officially released iOS 26.1 for compatible iPhone models, introducing refinements and new settings focused on improving user control, accessibility, and device integration. The update adds the new “Liquid Glass” toggle, lets users disable the Lock Screen swipe-to-open Camera gesture, expands language support for Apple Intelligence and AirPods Live Translation, and includes several smaller usability upgrades.

In case you didn't know, you can now find nearby EV charging stations on your Waze app. To turn it on, you just need to visit 'Vehicles details' on the Settings page and then tap on 'Electric Vehicles'. From there, you can choose whichever EV charging station type that you prefer.

AI can be helpful for users to edit photos, refine sentences and others. However, a new report from ETNews.com claims that Samsung is developing an even smarter AI to assist users without going into the Settings menu.

Google's web browser will now help you save battery power and memory. Two new performance settings, Energy Saver Mode and Memory Saver Mode, will get rolled out with the upcoming Chrome 108 update for Windows, macOS and ChromeOS desktop users.

Today, Meta announced that Instagram will have a new Sensitive Content Control function. As most of you should know, there are some "not-safe-for-work" images floating around on Instagram. With this, Sensitive Content Control has only two options for teens: “Standard” and “Less.”

To celebrate its tenth anniversary, Instagram is rolling out an update that can bring you back to the time when the polaroid icon existed. The latest update allows users to customize the app's icon with several interesting designs including the nostalgic polaroid icon that we miss so much.