HTC is launching its Vive Eagle AI glasses in Hong Kong on December 10, 2025, part of a push into Greater China. The move comes as the company reports a slight year-over-year revenue dip, hoping expansion will improve performance.
Nintendo’s market value has plummeted by $14 billion as fears over memory chip shortages intensify. The cost of key components for the Switch 2 has skyrocketed, putting future console pricing in serious doubt.
Razer is reviving the iconic Boomslang, the mouse that started it all, for a limited 20th-anniversary run. Only 1,337 serialized units will be made, packing modern tech like a 45K sensor and 8KHz wireless polling into a nostalgic shell. It’s a pricey collector’s piece that honors gaming history.
Empower Semiconductor is scaling up its operations to support its AI power platform. The company has opened a new headquarters in Milpitas, California, and an R&D center in Munich, Germany.
Leaked marketing materials point to a radical new Lenovo Legion gaming laptop with a screen that rolls out to an ultrawide 21:9 ratio. It could be unveiled at CES 2026 in Las Vegas and feature next-gen Intel and Nvidia hardware.
Alongi Media has built a unique mobile broadcast unit that runs on solar power. It’s allowing them to power major events for giants like NBC and Goldman Sachs without traditional generators, slashing costs and environmental impact from day one.
Keysight Technologies has unveiled its latest handheld analyzer designed for the field. The new D-Series promises to capture every signal event without gaps, even in congested spectrum. It’s a tool built for the converging challenges of 5G, radar, and future 6G networks.
Google is officially back in the smart glasses game, announcing plans to launch its first AI-powered glasses in 2026. The company is partnering with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker, the latter of which confirmed a $150 million commitment from Google. This marks a major push to compete with
In a leaked meeting, Apple’s head of hardware technologies Johny Srouji shut down rumors of his departure. This comes after a report over the weekend suggested he was looking to leave, and during a week where Apple lost four other key executives.
The design of Samsung’s next flagship phones appears to have been confirmed by its own software. Renders found in One UI 8.5 code show the Galaxy S26 series with a consistent camera island design.
