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Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 chips promise 28-hour battery life and a budget-friendly processor that drops laptop prices below $700.
TCL’s 7-inch E-Ink hybrid promises three-week battery life and 5G calling for €399, aiming at note-takers and bedtime readers tired of blue-light glare.
Mercedes gives journalists a white-knuckle ride on a public autobahn to prove its Level-3 driver-assist tech is ready for the real world.
A fresh assessment of US rocket companies shows SpaceX widening its lead while smaller rivals like Rocket Lab and Relativity Space surge, leaving legacy players scrambling.
MSI’s Stealth 16 AI+ pairs an unreleased Intel Core Ultra 300 CPU with NVIDIA’s RTX 50 GPU inside a 16-inch OLED shell that weighs under 4 lb.
Hands-on with ASUS’ ROG XREAL R1 AR glasses: a 171-inch virtual display, 120 Hz Micro-OLED panels, and a sub-$700 price tag that could redefine portable gaming.
Samsung plans to double AI mobile devices to 800 million units in 2026.
Honda extends China plant suspension due to chip shortage, affecting production and supply chains.
A wave of AI start-ups is rewriting the rules of web browsing, turning tabs into agents and threatening Google’s long reign over the market.
Ikea’s $4 USB-C charger lands in stores worldwide, undercutting Apple and Anker by as much as 75% and signaling the furniture giant’s next frontier: budget tech accessories.
Ikea’s $4 USB-C charger is already selling out across Europe, forcing rivals to cut prices and raising questions about how low consumer tech can go.
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot graduates from viral sensation to factory floor, tightening screws faster than humans and saving plants millions.