A new report suggests the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 could be a true featherweight. At a claimed 137 grams, it would be significantly lighter than its main competitors, continuing a trend of Samsung prioritizing a light-in-hand feel.
Apple just posted a massive $143.8 billion quarter, with iPhone revenue soaring 23%. The story, however, isn’t just about demand. Every analyst is now zeroed in on the same constraint holding Apple back.
Kioxia and Sandisk have extended their Yokkaichi NAND flash joint venture agreement through December 31, 2034, adding five years to the partnership. The deal includes a $1.165 billion payment from Sandisk to Kioxia for manufacturing services, paid in installments from 2026 to 2029. This move locks i
Samsung is pushing a new software update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic. It aims to fix issues introduced with the recent One UI 8 Watch upgrade and includes the latest security patch.
Apple just announced its biggest quarter ever, with revenue hitting $143.8 billion. The iPhone alone brought in $85 billion, but other hardware categories like Mac and iPad saw declines. It’s a story of incredible iPhone dominance.
The Galaxy Buds4 and Buds4 Pro are reportedly launching on February 25 alongside the Galaxy S26 series. Prices will hold steady from last year’s models, starting at €179 for the standard Buds4.
The Cisco 360 Partner Program, first unveiled in October 2024, is now live. It’s a complete reimagining of the partner framework, built after thousands of hours of partner feedback. The focus is squarely on AI, simplicity, and helping customers find the right expertise.
Apple’s 2026 is shaping up to be one of its busiest ever, with rumors pointing to over 20 new products. The lineup stretches from a long-awaited foldable iPhone to a complete smart home ecosystem and radically redesigned MacBooks. It’s an ambitious plan that raises big questions about execution and
Apple is forecasting a record-breaking Q1 2026, with earnings details set for release on January 29th. The call, at 5 p.m. ET, comes after a quarter packed with new hardware and bullish analyst upgrades.
Intel’s open-source graphics stack is getting significant upgrades. The new Mesa 26.0 release enables GPU hardware replay for debugging, and the kernel driver is adding Transparent Hugepage support for a major performance lift in shared virtual memory workloads.
