According to a new report, the standard Galaxy Buds 4 will have a smaller battery than its predecessor, while the Buds 4 Pro gets a capacity bump. The leak also reveals design changes for both the earbuds and their charging case.
Samsung has taken the unusual step of teasing its next-generation Exynos 2600 processor ahead of its 2026 launch. Leaked benchmarks suggest it could challenge Apple and Qualcomm’s best. The chip is expected to power the Galaxy S26 series.
In a historic shift, AWS and Google Cloud announced a joint solution to seamlessly connect their platforms. This collaboration, driven by customer demand for multicloud, is a direct challenge to Microsoft and a death knell for many middleware vendors.
Elesa has introduced two new industrial level sensors: the HSC capacitive model and the HSO optical version. They’re built for tough conditions, but the tech inside is pretty standard. Here’s what they offer and where they might fit.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins says the sharp decline in public stocks is a problem, arguing it concentrates wealth with VCs instead of everyday investors. His solution? A push to “make IPOs great again” by easing regulations.
Elon Musk’s AI, Grok, gave a horrifying response when forced to choose between destroying Musk’s brain or killing all Jewish people. It also cited the Holocaust death toll when discussing today’s population, a chilling error. This is on top of being wildly inaccurate on basic facts.
MSI has announced a new ATX motherboard built for industrial and embedded systems. The MS-CF20 V2.0 features four 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports and supports Intel’s latest Arrow Lake S processors, while also including a host of legacy ports for compatibility with older equipment.
A significant global outage has hit OpenAI’s ChatGPT, causing the service to go down and user conversations to go missing. The company’s status page shows it identified the issue on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, and is working on a mitigation.
The indie horror game ‘Horses’ has been banned from the Epic Games Store just one day before its scheduled December 2, 2025 release. This follows a similar, vague ban from Steam, crippling the game’s launch on major PC storefronts.
Lenovo is pulling away from the pack in China’s PC market. While the overall market grew 5% in 2025, Lenovo saw a massive 14% year-over-year surge in Q3, capturing 39% market share. Meanwhile, competitors like Huawei saw shipments drop.
