Samsung might equip its 2026 Galaxy Z Flip 8 with its in-house Exynos 2600 chipset, breaking from recent Snapdragon tradition. This move would be a major gamble for its popular flip phone line.
A new mini PC from MSECore squeezes high-end desktop components into a case that looks like a power supply. The top model features an Intel Core i9-14900F, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with 16GB of VRAM, 64GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 4TB SSD. Pricing starts at a steep $1,938.
Lenovo has unveiled its DE6600 Series all-flash and hybrid storage arrays. The hardware boasts impressive specs for AI and HPC workloads. The real test will be in execution and integration.
Micron Technology just posted a massive earnings beat, sending its stock soaring. The driver? Overwhelming demand for its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips used in AI systems. Wall Street analysts are now racing to upgrade their targets, with some seeing nearly 50% more upside.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8, tipped for a July 2026 launch, is rumored to get significant camera upgrades. It may swap to a 50MP ultrawide and a 12MP telephoto, while keeping the 200MP main sensor. The changes could also influence a potential Z TriFold sequel.
Google is finally addressing the Pixel 10’s gaming woes with a major GPU driver update. The move comes after developers, including Genshin Impact’s team, blamed dated drivers for poor performance.
It’s a busy pre-market session with major moves across tech and retail. Micron Technology is leading the charge with a massive revenue forecast beat, while Trump Media announces a surprising merger. Here’s what’s driving the action.
A new breakthrough uses light-bending metalenses to radically speed up the most precise form of 3D printing. The technique could move nanoscale fabrication out of the lab and into practical applications like drug delivery and fusion research.
Apple is taking aggressive pricing action with its latest Mac Mini. The M4 model with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage is now $479, a 20% discount, as it battles a wave of Windows mini PC promotions.
Samsung is expanding its Micro RGB TV lineup with much smaller sizes, starting at 55 inches. This makes the premium backlight technology a practical choice for the first time.
