A new rumor suggests Samsung SDI is testing a dual-cell silicon-carbon battery with a staggering 20,000mAh capacity for smartphones. The battery reportedly delivered 27 hours of screen-on time but allegedly swelled after testing. The source is unreliable, and the tech might be destined for electric
The final Intel-powered MacBook Air, launched in March 2020, has officially hit Apple’s vintage list. This move, alongside the Apple Watch Series 5 and iPhone 11 Pro, signals the rapid sunset of the Intel era and older hardware.
ASUS is raising prices on select products, starting January 5, 2026. The company blames rising costs for DRAM and NAND components driven by AI demand. This follows similar moves from other hardware makers.
Dataminers have uncovered references to the Nintendo Switch 2 in the latest Monster Hunter Wilds update. This suggests Capcom may be planning a port now that the game’s performance is more stable.
The AI boom has reignited investment in humanoid robots, with over 50 companies globally raising $100M+. But despite the hype, experts warn the path to a truly useful “general purpose” robot is still a long, steep climb filled with unsolved technical challenges.
According to XDA-Developers, the Raspberry Pi’s true strength lies in solving problems other computers aren’t designed to touch. It’s not about being the most powerful, but about being the most practical for unglamorous, always-on jobs and hands-on learning. Its low power draw, GPIO pins, and vast e
Samsung is taking full control of its mobile GPU destiny. The upcoming Exynos 2600 chip for 2026 will use a GPU based on AMD’s RDNA4 architecture, but developed entirely in-house by Samsung. It’s also set to be the world’s first smartphone chip built on a 2nm manufacturing process.
Samsung is planning a major shift in its chip strategy. According to a new report, the company will stop using AMD’s RDNA graphics architecture and develop its own in-house GPU, likely debuting in the Exynos 2800 chip for the Galaxy S28 series in 2028.
Nvidia has signed a deal to license AI inference tech from startup Groq and is hiring its founder and key team members. This follows a pattern where big tech companies target specific talent from smaller AI firms, leaving many employees behind.
In a stunning reversal, Samsung is reportedly hitting the brakes on phasing out DDR4 memory. The move is a direct play to capitalize on severe shortages, but it comes with strings attached for customers.
