Global smartphone shipments have reached their lowest point in over a decade, driven by a combination of a RAM supply crisis and a significant shift in consumer behavior toward keeping devices for 4+ years.
A jury has ruled in favor of Qualcomm in its high-stakes battle with Arm, finding that Arm breached its licensing agreements. While the $2 symbolic payout is small, the ruling secures the future of Qualcomm's Nuvia-based chips used in new Windows laptops.
The latest version of ChromeOS allows users to install any website as a standalone application and pin it to the taskbar.
Google has launched a free tool designed to make training custom AI models accessible to non-experts. This provides a low-barrier entry point for users interested in tailoring AI behavior for personal or local projects.
Amazon's satellite internet project, using Leo Pro terminals, successfully recorded download speeds above 400Mbps during US Army demonstrations.
Shareholders are reportedly voting on a massive $22 billion merger between hardware giant Roku and Fox Corporation.
US Trade Office Told To Target handheld maker ANBERNIC Over "47 Million Pirated Games"
Some fans of the 80's Vectrex console made a wireframe port of Super Mario 64 for the vector-based console. This apparently uses a cartridge with additional computation on board but it all runs on original hardware.
YouTube eclipses TV to become the top news source in the U.S. according to a Syracuse University study.
DDR4 memory contract prices have spiked by 24% in just three months, outpacing the price growth of newer DDR5 modules.
Reports suggest a successor to the Google TV Streamer is already in development, potentially featuring an upgraded processor, hands-free microphones, and presence-sensing technology.
Global smartphone shipments have fallen by 20%, yet Apple has reached a record 22% market share. Rising DRAM prices are causing a crisis for budget manufacturers, forcing a consolidation of the market toward high-end flagship devices.
Security researchers discovered that some hardware crypto wallets were tampered with at the supply chain level, having LTE modules implanted to steal recovery phrases.
The Atari 800XL is returning as a $220 faithful recreation featuring a functional mechanical keyboard, HDMI output, and a working cartridge slot. It supports 720p output and includes 25 built-in games, making it a premium alternative to typical mini-consoles.
A significant security breach has resulted in the online leak of a massive trove of Cartoon Network production files, including scripts, assets, and finished episodes of unreleased content.
Getty Images plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and go private in partnership with Charles Koch’s investment firm.
No Man's Sky is coming to iPhone and iPad. The compatibility page says phones as old as the 2018 iPhone XS can run it.
Microsoft's CEO and President are calling for stricter AI regulations and 'emergency brakes' for large models, comparing current oversight to being less regulated than a carton of milk.
Nintendo executives have confirmed the company has no plans to abandon physical game releases, contrasting with industry trends toward digital-only consoles.
A recent study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports highlights a growing trend of modern vehicles acting as data collection hubs, sharing sensitive driver information with third-party companies.