Apple’s iPhone 18 Delay Is Real. Here’s What’s Happening.
Apple is officially delaying the standard iPhone 18 until next year. The Pro models and a new foldable iPhone will launch this fall without it. It’s a huge change in their playbook.
Category: Hardware
NVIDIA’s Next Shield TV Might Finally Fix Its Annoying Remote
NVIDIA is teasing what a next-generation Shield TV could offer, including better hardware for modern video codecs. The company also acknowledges the remote’s oversized Netflix button might get a redesign. However, no new device is officially in the works.
WikiFlix is a free, no-sign-up streaming archive for public domain films
WikiFlix is a new, completely free streaming resource that only hosts films in the public domain. It aggregates content from places like Wikimedia Commons and the Internet Archive, requiring no login or subscription. It’s more of a curated archive than a traditional streaming service.
Apple’s Strong Forecast Can’t Hide the Margin Squeeze
Apple delivered a better-than-expected revenue forecast for its March quarter, projecting 13% to 16% growth. However, the company issued a warning that increasing costs for components threaten to squeeze its profitability.
Copper Billionaires See Fortunes Double as Prices Soar
German Larrea’s fortune hit $71.6 billion while Iris Fontbona’s wealth jumped 91% to $55.6 billion in the past 12 months. Their pure-play copper companies have massively outperformed diversified mining giants as investors chase direct exposure to the red metal.
NASA’s New Supercomputer Hits 20 Quadrillion Calculations Per Second
NASA has fully brought its new Athena supercomputer online, making it the agency’s most powerful and efficient system yet. Built by Hewlett Packard, it uses AMD EPYC processors to deliver over 20 petaflops of peak performance.
Apple’s Earnings Day: iPhone Boom Meets AI and Memory Cost Headaches
Apple is set to report fiscal first-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday. Wall Street expects strong iPhone 17 holiday sales but is worried about rising memory costs and the path to AI monetization.
Intel’s Panther Lake is finally a real rival to Apple’s M5
According to new testing, Intel’s Panther Lake chips deliver nearly 15 hours of battery life in Windows laptops, finally competing with Apple’s endurance. While the M5 wins on single-core speed, Panther Lake offers superior integrated graphics for gaming.
TP-Link’s new Wi-Fi 7 AP is a network admin’s secret weapon
TP-Link Japan has announced the Omada EAP787, a ceiling-mount Wi-Fi 7 access point for businesses. Its key feature is a dedicated RF scanning antenna that monitors for interference without impacting client traffic.
Samsung’s 2026 Plan: S26 AI, Slimmer Phones, and New Foldables
Samsung has outlined its 2026 smartphone strategy, centering on next-gen AI for the Galaxy S26 series and slimmer device designs. The company also teased a stronger foldable lineup and new wearable features.