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Bouygues Telecom is deploying an AI-powered anti-spam feature for its subscribers in France, raising questions about whether third-party call-blocking apps are still needed. The operator says the built-in tool will automatically filter unwanted calls and scam attempts, prompting coverage from tech outlets like ZDNET about how it compares to existing solutions and what it means for customers' privacy and choice.
- 2Spotify quietly offers Peloton-style fitness features, writer reveals favorites▼Spotify has Peloton classes? My 3 favorite fitness features hiding in the app
A ZDNET writer highlights three lesser-known fitness features available inside Spotify, including workout-style classes comparable to Peloton content. The piece walks readers through discovering hidden workout audio options in the music app they may already use daily. Fitness fans are taking note that a music streaming service now doubles as a workout companion, potentially saving them a separate subscription.
- 3Foldable phone emerges as rival to Apple's rumored iPhone Fold▼This foldable phone might be the iPhone Duo’s fiercest rival – if not for one thing
ZDNET reports that a foldable smartphone could be the fiercest rival to Apple's rumored foldable iPhone, often dubbed the 'iPhone Duo', if not for one unspecified drawback. The article suggests competition in the foldable market is heating up ahead of Apple's expected entry, but a key weakness may hold the rival device back.
- 4iPhone gains hidden anti-scam feature in iOS 27▼Your iPhone just got a hidden anti-scam upgrade in iOS 27: How to enable it
ZDNET reports that Apple's iOS 27 includes a little-publicised anti-scam upgrade for iPhones, and walks readers through how to switch it on. The feature is aimed at protecting users from fraudulent messages and calls, but Apple has not given it prominent billing, so coverage focuses on showing people where the setting hides and how to enable it.
- 520 best tech stocking stuffers under $60▼The 20 best tech stocking stuffers we’ve tested (and all are under $60)
ZDNET has published its roundup of the 20 best tech stocking stuffers the outlet has tested, with every pick priced under $60. The gift guide covers small, budget-friendly gadgets suited to holiday giving. Holiday shopping guides like this circulate widely in the run-up to the season as readers look for affordable, reliable tech gift ideas.