Amazon’s most advanced Kindle, the large-screen color Scribe Colorsoft, launched without a true system-wide Dark Mode. The company has now confirmed the feature is officially in the pipeline for a future update. It’s about time for a device in this premium price bracket.
Intel is gearing up to contribute multi-queue support for the upcoming Linux 7.0 kernel, a feature tied to its next-gen “Crescent Island” platform. At the same time, its Video Processing Library is getting AI-assisted encoding capabilities.
LG is reversing course after forcing a Microsoft Copilot web app onto its latest smart TVs. The company now says it will make the app fully removable, though a timeline isn’t set. For now, users can only hide the icon.
Data center construction is a high-stakes race against time. HP’s autonomous SitePrint robot aims to solve that by printing floor layouts directly on concrete with extreme precision, cutting rework and clashes between trades.
Maxsun has unveiled a unique mini ITX motherboard, the MS-PC Farm B860I, which features four DDR5 memory slots. This is a first for the mainstream consumer market, breaking the longstanding two-slot limit for the small form factor. The board also packs server-grade management and supports Intel’s up
iRobot, the company behind the iconic Roomba, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is being acquired by Picea, its primary contract manufacturer. The deal is expected to close by February 2026, leaving the future of the brand uncertain for now. Experts recommend holding off on a Roomba purchase u
Intel is powering WaitTime’s crowd intelligence platform with its edge AI tech. The system uses cameras and 5th Gen Xeon processors to analyze movement and density in real-time, aiming to improve safety and operations at large venues.
LG is jumping into the Dolby FlexConnect game with a new soundbar and speaker system called the Sound Suite. The tech lets you place speakers anywhere for a calibrated Atmos experience, and it’s coming to LG’s 2026 TVs.
SK Hynix has become the first memory maker to certify its high-density 256GB DDR5 RDIMMs for Intel’s Xeon 6 server platform. The new modules, based on 32Gb DRAM chips, promise a 16% boost in AI inference speed and 18% better power efficiency. This is a key move to address the massive memory demands
The server market just posted its biggest quarter ever, with revenues soaring to $112.4 billion. This staggering 61% year-over-year growth is almost entirely powered by massive investments in AI hardware by cloud giants.
