A report suggests the chipset race is heating up. For the first time, flagship Android phones with next-gen 2nm chips could hit the market in the same September window as Apple’s new iPhone, removing a key strategic edge.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Meta’s stock surged after earnings because its AI spending is directly boosting ad revenue, while Microsoft’s more complex AI strategy disappointed investors by slowing cloud growth. Meanwhile, a new push to recycle rare earth metals from old hard drives and e-b
New leaks point to a two-part handheld strategy from Sony. An OLED PlayStation Portal is rumored for 2026, followed by a more powerful, standalone device using AMD’s RDNA 5 architecture.
Samsung has unveiled the PM9E1, a new PCIe Gen5 SSD designed for compact AI systems. It offers a massive 4TB capacity and read speeds up to 14.5 GB/s, all in a tiny M.2 2242 form factor. The drive is optimized for platforms like NVIDIA’s DGX Spark desktop AI supercomputer.
Microsoft is rolling out an optional preview update for Windows 11, KB5074105. It finally fixes a huge pain point with the Smart App Control security feature and bundles several other fixes.
A Harvard Kennedy School program for top investors argues that AI amplifies human irrationality, creating new bubbles. The solution isn’t more data, but better decision hygiene.
Apple is rolling out a new privacy feature that blurs your precise location before it’s shared with your cellular carrier. The setting aims to limit what carriers—and by extension, law enforcement or hackers—can see. For now, it’s only available on select new devices with specific carriers.
According to rumors, Nintendo is gearing up for a Partner Showcase Direct in early February. This event is expected to focus on third-party titles and key Switch 2 ports to fill out the console’s 2026 release calendar.
NVIDIA has released its final security-only driver for older GeForce GPUs based on Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures. The update, version 582.28 WHQL, patches five high-severity vulnerabilities but includes no performance improvements. This move officially ends Game Ready driver support for t
In a notable move, Samsung is pushing a major software update to the 2024 mid-range Galaxy A35. The phone is set to receive One UI 8.5, which is based on the upcoming Android 16 QPR2 release. This brings a complete visual overhaul and a host of new features to the affordable model.
