Author: TechGeeks

Scrolling through a streaming library looking for something to watch is its own kind of exhausting. But Tubi just fixed it. The free streaming service has been integrated into ChatGPT, making it the first video streaming platform to do so.

Starting today, you can ask ChatGPT directly for movie and TV recommendations from Tubi’s library and start watching within seconds, all without leaving the chat interface.

How to use Tubi inside ChatGPT?

Getting started is straightforward on both desktop and mobile. On your desktop, click “Apps” in the ChatGPT sidebar, search for Tubi, and connect it. On mobile, tap the plus button near the prompt bar, select Explore Apps, search for Tubi, and connect it.

Once connected, you can either type @Tubi or start your message with something like “Using Tubi, recommend…” followed by whatever you are in the mood for. Your requests can be as broad or specific as you like, from underrated comedy films to movies with your favorite action heroes.

ChatGPT will search Tubi’s library and return matches within seconds. If the first round of recommendations does not quite land, you can keep refining by saying things like “make it scarier” or “suggest something shorter.”

From ChatGPT’s recommendation to watching on Tubi

Once you spot something worth watching, a “Watch on Tubi” button takes you straight into the app and starts playing without any additional search.

The more detail you pack into your prompt, the better your results will be. Listing a few titles you already love and asking for something similar is a solid way to get the most out of it.

ChatGPT opened its app store last December and has been steadily growing its ecosystem since. It currently includes apps for platforms like Apple Music, Zillow, Spotify, and Canva.

With Tubi now live as the first streamer in ChatGPT’s growing app ecosystem, the next question is how long before Netflix, Disney Plus, and others follow.

Sony has never really struggled to sell expensive headphones, but this time it seems ready to test just how far premium can stretch. Fresh off launching the Sony WF-1000XM6 and Sony WH-1000XM6, the brand is now reportedly working on something far more exclusive and significantly more expensive. The kind of product that doesn’t just sit in the lineup, but quietly makes even the Apple AirPods Max feel a little more reasonable than usual.

The ColleXion isn’t just a name

Sony is reportedly working on a new pair of premium headphones called the Sony The ColleXion, and they’re not trying to blend in with the rest of the lineup. If anything, they’re trying to stand above it. These headphones are expected to retail for around €629 in Europe. To put that into perspective, the WH-1000XM6 launched at €449. That’s already firmly in premium territory. The ColleXion is a whole new level that is trying to nudge into luxury audio pricing.

However, there’s still no official word on features, specs, or what exactly justifies the price jump. But given Sony’s track record with noise cancellation, sound tuning, and comfort, expectations are already unreasonably high. And if this really is positioned as a limited-edition product, don’t be surprised if design and materials play a bigger role than usual. The Sony The ColleXion is expected to launch globally on May 19, 2026, which means we’re likely just weeks away from a flood of leaks that will either justify the price or make it even more mysterious. Either way, it’s going to be interesting.

Wait! There’s more

Alongside The ColleXion, the company is also introducing a new Sandstone color for the Sony WH-1000XM6. It’s set to launch on the same day, May 19, and will cost the same as existing variants. A safe choice, for those who prefer their upgrades a little less existential.

After years of rumors and leaks, Apple’s iPhone Fold is finally inching closer to a launch, and according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, arguably the most reliable Apple oracle, the foldable is on track for a September 2026 debut. 

Earlier this week, Nikkei Asia raised eyebrows by flagging development snags with the iPhone Fold, particularly during testing. Gurman, however, pushes back, reporting that despite the device’s complex design, Apple remains committed to its September launch window. 

Is the iPhone Fold’s launch on track?

The supply at launch might be tighter than for other iPhones, but the launch timeline itself stands. Does that mean that the purported iPhone Fold will be available to purchase alongside the iPhone 18 Pro models in September 2026? It doesn’t seem so. 

While Apple intends to reveal or showcase the iPhone Fold alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and the iPhone 18 Pro Max in September this year, shipping may follow later. In his newsletter, Gurman drew a parallel between the rumored foldable and the iPhone X. 

When will Apple chip the iPhone Fold?

Apple announced the revolutionary iPhone X in September 2007, but deliveries began in November. The Fold, at least for now, could follow a similar path, potentially hitting hands as late as December this year. 

In exchange for the long wait, buyers could get a book-style foldable that unfolds from a 5.5-inch outer screen to a 7.8-inch inner screen that mimics the aspect ratio and look of the iPad mini, has a 4.5-4.8 mm side profile, runs on a new Apple chip, and has a dual-rear-facing camera array. 

Pricing, however, is the most sensitive aspect of the iPhone Fold, which, in my opinion, can make or break the company’s product lineup. For now, the general consensus on the internet points toward a starting price of over $2,000 for the baseline variant.

A hot minute after the first-ever MacBook Neo just hit the store shelves, Apple is already plotting its successor. According to Tim Culpan, a Taiwan-based tech columnist and former Bloomberg reporter, writing in his Culpium newsletter, a next-generation MacBook Neo is on track for a 2027 arrival, with two substantial upgrades. 

What’s actually changing, and what isn’t?

The current-generation MacBook Neo runs on the A18 Pro chip, the same chip that powers the iPhone 16 Pro, and it is roughly as powerful as the M1 chip on the 2020 MacBook Air. Its successor, however, could be equipped with a binned version of the A19 Pro chip (with five cores instead of a GPU).

For those catching up, A19 Pro is the same chip that powers the iPhone 17 Pro models. Although the difference in performance isn’t exactly stellar, it is in the lower double digits, which could make a difference while you’re multitasking, using apps in split view, or working on other demanding workflows. 

In addition to the new chipset, the purported MacBook Neo 2 could also feature 12GB of unified memory, up from 8GB on the current model. Again, an upgrade that will improve the device’s overall performance and longevity, starting at $599. 

Why is Apple already planning the next one?

The current MacBook Neo lineup is selling quite well. Culpan notes that Apple is already in talks with suppliers to speed up production, as the sales have surpassed the initial expectations. 

The company is yet to determine manufacturing capacity and supply chain constraints related to increased production, but overall, it seems to be moving toward a second-generation MacBook Neo that could arrive in 2027. 

One thing is clear: Apple sees the MacBook Neo as a lineup, not just a product. At $599, it caters to a market segment that the company had largely abandoned for years. A 2027 follow-up with a better chip and increased memory could bring in more sales than the current one. 

If you have been looking for more reasons to love your Roku device, here is a good one. Roku has quietly expanded The Roku Channel with six brand new free channels, available right now on all Roku TVs and streaming players.

This latest addition brings the platform’s already expansive library, which covers hundreds of live channels and thousands of on-demand titles, even further.

What are the six new free channels on Roku?

Here is the full list of what just landed on The Roku Channel:

• Channel 313 : Rawhide
• Channel 314 : The Beverly Hillbillies
• Channel 624 : Ink Master
• Channel 815 : Toso.o
• Channel 978 : MTV en Español
• Channel 6036 : Westerns