A massive leak from an early iOS 26 build has seemingly revealed Apple’s product plans for 2025 and 2026. The list includes everything from an AirTag 2 and a foldable iPhone to M6 Macs and a cheaper Vision headset.
Researchers have transformed a major undersea internet cable into a massive seismic sensor network. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we monitor the ocean floor and understand Earth’s interior, all using existing infrastructure.
A new forecast warns that soaring memory chip costs will likely cause a global smartphone shipment decline in 2026. The low-end market is facing the most severe pressure, forcing manufacturers to make tough choices.
Temu is making a direct play for Shopify’s vast network of merchants. A new app lets sellers list products on Temu’s marketplace while managing everything from Shopify. It’s a strategic move that could reshape competition.
OnePlus is rolling out a new software update for the OnePlus 15. It brings a “Neon” camera filter and makes the phone’s bypass charging feature work for more than just gaming.
Scientists have created a microrobot smaller than a grain of salt that can sense, compute, and act on its own. It’s a platform for future medical tech, but don’t expect it in your doctor’s office anytime soon.
Dell is hiking prices on its commercial laptops and desktops starting December 17, with some configurations costing over $700 more. An internal document shows the increases are directly tied to soaring costs for DRAM and NAND chips, driven by massive AI infrastructure demand. This isn’t just a Dell
APLEX Technology has unveiled a rugged new touch panel PC designed for brutal industrial environments. The NuTAM-9E features Intel’s latest Core Ultra processors and can withstand high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns.
AMD has released chipset driver version 7.11.26.2142, bringing full support for the Windows 11 25H2 update. The package includes efficiency improvements and updates for 3D V-Cache and Ryzen Master software. It’s a must-install for AMD system owners.
According to a ZDNet article, AMD is positioning its full stack of hardware as the solution for enterprises struggling with the compute demands of AI. The company claims its EPYC processors can enable a 7-to-1 server consolidation and cut power use by up to 68%. Their latest MI325X GPU is said to ou
