AYANEO has finally revealed the processor for its upcoming Pocket PLAY gaming phone. It’s opting for MediaTek’s Dimensity 9300, a 2023 flagship chip, which should offer solid performance for the sliding-control device. The Kickstarter campaign is still pending.
A new update to Intel’s open-source Xe graphics driver for Linux is disabling a specific power management feature called Duty Cycle Control (DCC) for the upcoming Panther Lake GPUs. The change, queued for the Linux 6.20~7.0 kernel, is being made to avoid performance regressions caused by added laten
Apple’s AI plans are accelerating. According to new reports, a revamped Siri will be unveiled in the second half of February, ahead of a major integration into iOS 27. Meanwhile, the iPhone 18 Pro is now expected to feature a 35% smaller Dynamic Island.
Apple’s first fiscal quarter of 2026 brought in $143.8 billion, a 16% jump year-over-year. The results largely met the sky-high expectations set by Tim Cook back in October 2025.
ZWO’s new Seestar S30 Pro smart telescope aims to make deep-sky astrophotography as easy as using a point-and-shoot camera. It packs dual Sony sensors, automated tracking, and an AI guide, all for a pre-order price of $549. But does automating the cosmos come with its own set of compromises?
Pegatron Chairman TH Tung is making a bold prediction for his company’s AI server business. He sees 2026 as the breakout year, fueled by years of internal restructuring and a market just hitting its aggressive expansion phase.
A new high-pressure grinding roll is changing the game for sand and aggregate producers. It turns problematic waste material into a premium, saleable product, addressing both economic and sustainability pressures.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed on the Q4 2025 earnings call that the Nova Lake desktop processors are on track for launch by the end of 2026. The rumored specs, including a potential 52-core flagship and massive cache increases, suggest a major counter-punch to AMD’s 3D V-Cache tech.
AMD’s integrated graphics strategy is taking a long-term, two-tiered approach. Mainstream APUs will stick with the older RDNA 3.5 architecture for years, while only high-end chips will get the next-gen RDNA 5 iGPUs.
Someone got the PRAGMATA demo running on an Apple M4 Max Mac Studio, and it hit 97 frames per second. That’s through a translation layer, not a native port. The performance is impressive, but Capcom’s financial incentive to bring games to macOS seems almost non-existent.
