Samsung’s getting ready to shake things up with the Galaxy S26 Ultra. This next flagship finally jumps to 60W fast charging—a real upgrade, since Samsung’s Ultra phones haven’t seen much change on this front in years. It’s not just a rumor, either. Regulatory filings and Samsung’s own product pages back it up. The company pushed back the usual launch, so instead of January, they’ll show off the S26 series at Galaxy Unpacked in late February 2026. You’ll actually be able to buy it in March. It’s a new schedule for Samsung, but honestly, the charging boost is what really stands out.
Read MoreApple’s getting ready to launch iOS 26.3, and honestly, it’s a pretty big deal—especially if you live in Europe. For years, Apple kept things locked down tight, but this update is about to change that. With iOS 26.3, European users finally get more freedom to connect and use third-party accessories with their iPhones. The update’s in beta right now, and it should roll out by the end of January 2026. Apple isn’t just doing this out of the kindness of their heart, though. The European Union’s Digital Markets Act pushed them to open things up, forcing big tech to play nice and let different brands work together. The European Commission even gave Apple a public pat on the back, calling iOS 26.3 “another step towards a more inter-connected digital ecosystem to the benefit of all EU citizens.” So, what’s actually changing? This guide breaks down the new features in iOS 26.3, shows what they mean for people in Europe, and looks at how the DMA is slowly pushing Apple to rethink how it runs its ecosystem.
Read MoreRichard Linklater isn’t your average filmmaker. He’s the kind of director who dives deep into what it means to be human and somehow makes it feel so real, you forget you’re watching a movie. Whether it’s the dreamy walk-and-talks of “Before Sunrise” or the quietly ambitious scope of “Boyhood,” Linklater keeps pushing past what’s expected. He doesn’t just tell stories—he lets his characters live, breathe, and stumble through life right in front of you. Over the last thirty years, his movies have pulled in strong reviews, averaging around 80% on Rotten Tomatoes and a solid 73 on Metacritic. Critics keep coming back, and honestly, it’s easy to see why. There’s just something unmistakably genuine about his work.
Read MoreGuillaume Marbeck has quickly become one of the most exciting new faces in film, thanks to his standout turn as Jean-Luc Godard in Richard Linklater’s bold 2025 movie “Nouvelle Vague.” In a candid chat with Vogue UK, Marbeck opens up about what it took to step into the shoes of one of cinema’s most mysterious legends. He talks about studying Godard’s quirky habits, digging deep into his sharp intellect, and navigating the wild technical and creative hurdles of bringing 1959’s game-changing French New Wave to life. Marbeck shares how he tackled the toughest role of his career, what it was really like working with Linklater, and how he managed to nail that “unearned swagger” of a young director who ended up rewriting the rules of filmmaking.
Read MoreThe Justice Department’s December 2025 release of Jeffrey Epstein’s confidential files dropped a bombshell: a handwritten letter, supposedly from Epstein to Larry Nassar, the disgraced USA Gymnastics doctor. Before now, nobody knew about any direct contact between these two notorious sex offenders. But here it is—Epstein’s letter, found buried among thousands of pages from federal investigators. The letter apparently takes crude shots at President Donald Trump, which just adds more fuel to the fire. Now, people are digging into the files all over again, trying to figure out if the letter’s real and what kind of connection, if any, Epstein and Nassar actually had.
Read MoreOn December 22, 2025, the YouTube world lost a legend. Adam the Woo—real name David Adam Williams—died at 51 in his home in Celebration, Florida. Fans and fellow creators were stunned. Just the day before, he’d posted a video showing off Christmas decorations around his hometown, looking as spirited as ever. News of his death hit hard, especially since he’d been such a driving force in theme park vlogging and had inspired millions. The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office confirmed he had passed. Right now, they’re waiting on autopsy results to find out exactly what happened.
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