Author: Sazzad Yousuf
Sazzad Yousuf
Sazzad Yousuf is the Co-Founder & Review Editor of Droid Expose, covering smartphones, computers, and consumer gadgets. He has been testing and reviewing devices since joining Droid Expose and brings a methodical, detail-oriented approach to every review he publishes. Born and raised in Chittagong, Bangladesh, Sazzad developed an interest in science and technology during his college years. His first experience with a modern smartphone came through the Windows Phone 7, a device that was well ahead of its time in 2010. That early exposure gave him a solid foundation for comparing how far mobile technology has come. Beyond his work at Droid Expose, Sazzad also works as a journalist. He serves as Deputy Correspondent for CTG Post News, an independent online news platform based in Chittagong. Sazzad born in Chittagong, Bangladesh and brought up there. During his college life he studied on the subject of science and technology. Sazzad's first experience was with the Windows Phone 7 which was a smartphone of 2010 and a great smartphone at that time. In addition, Sazzad is also a journalist. He is the Deputy Correspondent for Ctg Post News, which is a online unbiased news portal site.
Every May, around Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple releases its annual accessibility announcement. It is usually thorough, often impressive, and almost always underreported buried beneath the noise of quarterly earnings calls and product leaks. This year is different. This year, Apple has embedded Apple Intelligence directly into the tools that millions of people with disabilities depend on just to use their devices. The result deserves more than a paragraph at the bottom of a news roundup. On May 19, Apple announced a sweeping set of updates across VoiceOver, Magnifier, Voice Control, and Accessibility Reader, all powered by Apple Intelligence. It…
Malta has announced a partnership with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT Plus access to residents as part of a national artificial intelligence education program. The initiative, announced on May 16, 2026, combines free access to premium AI tools with mandatory training in basic AI literacy. Under the program, citizens and residents must first complete a certified online course before they can unlock a one-year subscription to ChatGPT Plus. The training is developed by the University of Malta and focuses on practical understanding of AI, including how the technology works, its limitations, and how it can be used responsibly in education, work,…
Apple is finalizing its supply chain for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, and the latest reports from the South Korean publication The Elec confirm that global tech giants Samsung Display and LG Display have secured a complete lock on the high-end OLED panels. Meanwhile, China’s BOE has once again hit a technical wall, failing to meet Apple’s rigorous standards for its Pro lineup. As of this month, Apple is expected to officially approve the production results for these panels, ensuring that mass manufacturing can begin in time for the traditional September launch. The Power of LTPO+ Technology…
Meta is turning to advanced AI to solve a decades old problem: kids lying about their age to get onto Facebook and Instagram. In a major update announced Tuesday, the company revealed it is now using AI to analyze physical traits like bone structure and height to identify and remove users under the age of 13. How the Visual Analysis Works Last week, Meta also introduced a feature for parents to monitor their children’s Chat. In this update, Meta’s new AI scans photos and videos for physical indicators of age. Rather than just looking at a birthdate on a profile.…
Xiaomi is preparing for a major release, with new leaks revealing that the Xiaomi 17T series is just around the corner. According to Tecnoblog, the standard Xiaomi 17T has already passed through Brazil’s regulatory agency, Anatel, confirming its design and several key features ahead of its expected May 2026 launch. The upcoming series marks a significant shift for Xiaomi’s “T” line as it moves further into the premium flagship market with high-end specs and a larger price tag. A Massive Leap in Battery Life The most exciting detail from these leaks is the battery capacity. Refined Design and Camera Upgrades…
Meta is adding a new layer of transparency to its platforms. On April 23, 2026, the company announced a major update to its parental supervision tools: parents can now see the specific topics their teenagers are discussing with Meta AI. The update is rolling out across Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram, giving parents more visibility into how their children are interacting with artificial intelligence. How the New Insights Tab Works Parents who have Supervision enabled on their teen’s account will see a new Insights tab. This section provides a summary of the topics the teen has asked the Meta AI chatbot…
In a surprising move, Microsoft has announced it is lowering the cost of its Xbox Game Pass subscriptions. This decision comes just months after a massive price hike and follows a promise from the new Xbox CEO, Asha Sharma, to recommit to the core fan base. While the lower prices are a welcome relief for many, they come with a significant catch: the world’s biggest shooter franchise, Call of Duty, will no longer be available on the service the day it launches. New Lower Prices for Gamers Starting immediately, Microsoft is cutting monthly fees for its top two tiers by…
Meta is overhauling how users log into and manage its massive family of apps. On April 23, 2026, the company introduced the improved Meta Account, a centralized system designed to replace the old Accounts Center. Over the next year, this new system will become the primary way to manage profiles, security, and settings for Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and Meta’s growing line of AI glasses. As Meta expands into hardware like smart glasses and VR headsets, the goal is to make the digital experience feel like one unified ecosystem rather than a collection of separate apps. One Login, Better Security The…
Microsoft has confirmed that Outlook Lite for Android will be completely decommissioned on May 25, 2026. While the app was originally delisted from the Google Play Store back in October, existing users have been able to maintain their workflows—until now. This move marks a significant shift in Microsoft’s mobile strategy, moving away from fragmented, hardware-specific versions toward a unified, feature-rich ecosystem. The Technical Shutdown: What Happens Post-Deadline? Unlike a standard app deprecation where an app simply stops receiving updates, the May 25 deadline is a functional hard-stop. According to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center (Message MC1276508), the app will enter…
For months, Mac users had to rely on browser tabs to access Google’s AI, while competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic already offered dedicated desktop apps. That changed this week. According to Google, the new Gemini app is a native desktop experience designed to live exactly where you work. The app isn’t just a simple window; it’s a deeply integrated tool that can see what is on your screen and help you manage your local files. The “Option + Space” Shortcut The standout feature of the new app is how quickly you can access it. By pressing Option + Space, a…