Leaked renders confirm Samsung's next flagship tablets carry over the Tab S11 design almost unchanged — the real upgrades are under the hood.
Filming wrapped in September 2025, but the show has quietly vanished from Netflix's 2026 calendar — and a 50% viewership collapse after Henry Cavill's exit may explain why.
The iQOO Z11 debuts the MediaTek Dimensity 7500 Turbo in India, paired with a curved 6.83-inch AMOLED display — but there's no UK or US release in sight.
Meizu's Pandaer sub-brand has unveiled an ultra-slim 80W GaN charger, but it's currently a China-only product with unconfirmed port specs.
A 12.1-inch tablet with a Moto Pen included launches August 15 in India, with no US or UK release in sight.
Leaked renders show the Edge 70 Neo in four colors with a flat display. It looks like a global version of the US Edge (2026) — except America isn't invited.
Dead by Daylight studio Behaviour Interactive is taking the franchise in a new direction — with Croteam's blessing and Devolver Digital publishing.
The old 10-message cap disappears the week of August 10, but file uploads, image generation, and DALL-E 3 stay limited — and your chats still train the next model by default.
The budget Android arrives in Germany and Spain with a massive 7,500 mAh battery and a 120Hz screen, yet tops out at 4G connectivity.
The EU has signed the deal to build IRIS², a 348-satellite constellation designed for secure government and defence use — not to rival Starlink for consumer broadband.
DDR5 kits that cost $80–100 in late 2024 now run close to $400. AI data centers hoarding high-bandwidth memory are the reason, and the problem is getting worse.
The Canadian startup's HC1 chip claims to run AI inference at one-fifth the cost of Nvidia's best GPU — but it only does one thing.
Remedy's sequel swaps telekinetic shooting for hack-and-slash combat, launches September 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
A credible Weibo leaker says Apple is about to raise prices on the entire iPhone 17 lineup — weeks before the iPhone 18 launch.
DRAM prices surged 55–60% in early 2026, hammering Chromebook shipments across the board. Only ASUS grew — by 66% — while HP, Dell, and Lenovo all lost ground.
