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.
A UK electric motor maker is teaming up with a California startup to build a new kind of supersonic jet engine. The hybrid-electric “Duality” engine aims for Mach 3+ flight and could fly within three years. But the path to affordable supersonic travel is littered with failures.
Anker has a clever new docking station that tries to solve the portability vs. ports dilemma. Its key feature is a small, credit-card-sized hub that ejects from the front for on-the-go use.
The next big laptop processor battle is officially on the calendar. Asus will unveil its Panther Lake AI PCs on January 6, 2026, right after Intel’s expected chip reveal at CES. But they’ll face fierce competition from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite.
Asus and Microsoft have teamed up for the ROG Xbox Ally X, a 2025 handheld focused on improving the software “experience.” It packs AI features and Xbox integration, but faces hurdles with its complexity and high price starting at £799.
Samsung’s new Galaxy Z TriFold looks like a stretched Galaxy Z Fold 7, but the specs tell a different story. It features a larger 10-inch dual-folding screen, different materials, and a much higher price tag of roughly $2,500.
A new space-based quantum sensor aims to find subsurface resources like water and critical minerals from orbit. This EU-Canada project could revolutionize exploration on Earth and other planetary bodies.
Microsoft’s latest preview update, KB5070311, is rolling out to Windows 11 Insiders. It brings the console-like Full Screen Experience to more handheld PCs and introduces several quality-of-life improvements for creators and general users.
Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Z TriFold, its first tri-folding smartphone. It opens to a 10-inch display and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip, but it’s only confirmed for a Korean launch on December 12, 2025.
Investment giant Carlyle Group has sold off its troubled $191 million loan to iRobot. The debt was bought by a major Chinese supplier, PICEA Robotics, as iRobot scrambles to avoid a potential bankruptcy filing.
