A new $5 microcontroller is aiming to simplify the complex world of smart home protocols. The ESP32-C6 supports Zigbee, Thread, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, and Matter natively, giving DIY builders a single, versatile platform. While it has some radio limitations, its price and flexibility are hard to beat.
Samsung has formally confirmed its next flagship processor, the Exynos 2600. It’s being pitched as the long-awaited fix for the Exynos line, with a new on-chip heatsink to tackle throttling.
Hardware glitches on Windows 11 are frustratingly common after updates or driver changes. The operating system includes a dedicated Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter designed to automatically diagnose and fix these problems. This guide covers the fastest ways to launch it, whether you prefer Setti
Samsung has officially teased its Exynos 2600 chipset, which is expected to power at least some Galaxy S26 models. The company admits it “listened” to past feedback on overheating and performance. We’ll find out if it delivers in January.
HPE is making a bold claim: it can dethrone Cisco as the top wireless networking vendor. The confidence comes from merging Aruba and Juniper Mist, and a major product rollout at HPE Discover Barcelona.
Littelfuse has launched a new X4-Class Ultra-Junction Power MOSFET that pushes the limits of current density. The MMIX1T500N20X4 promises to let engineers replace multiple smaller devices with a single, more efficient component.
Modern PC building advice needs a reality check. Many common optimization tips are either outdated or simply don’t deliver meaningful benefits for most users. Here’s what actually matters versus what’s just hype.
Apple’s Mac Mini M4 has dropped to its lowest price ever at $479 during Black Friday sales. The compact desktop features Apple’s latest M4 chip and redesigned port layout, delivering performance that challenges much larger systems.
Samsung is developing One UI 8.5 with a revamped interface and enhanced customization features. The Galaxy Tab A9+ tablet has been confirmed as eligible to receive this update when it becomes available.
Ubisoft has detailed how Assassin’s Creed Shadows achieves stable 30 FPS performance on Nintendo Switch 2. The port required significant reworking of core systems and uses baked Global Illumination to handle the platform’s limitations. The game launches December 2 with full cross-progression.
