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6+ min ago (1332+ words) So, PC gamers have had to tolerate having some version of Windows installed on their gaming rigs, while Microsoft seems to have become complacent. Some of us worried that this could continue for the foreseeable future, but it seems like, at last, the tide is turning, and while that could be bad news for Microsoft, it'll be great news for PC gamers. Microsoft's dominance in PC gaming was taken for granted by the company itself, but its rivals were certainly taking notes. The launch of Microsoft's games console, Xbox, in 2002, didn't help. While Microsoft was playing with its new shiny toy and trying to beat Sony and Nintendo (how did that go?) in the war for the living room, it seemed to forget about PC gaming for a while. Valve, the devs behind Half-Life, didn't, though, and in 2003 it launched…...

22+ min ago (269+ words) Motorola might finally be ready to expand beyond its Razr clamshells. A new hint suggests the company is preparing a book-style foldable for January next year, something it has avoided until now. It's not hard to connect the dots. Motorola hasn't confirmed anything publicly, but the wording strongly suggests a book-style foldable rather than another Razr update. The timing also lines up: the Razr 70 series is still expected in mid-2026, so whatever Motorola is teasing here appears to sit in a different category entirely. This comes as Motorola is also building interest around its next premium slab phone, commonly referred to as the Edge 70 Ultra. The name hasn't been officially confirmed yet, but the device is expected to use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. This speculation makes sense, considering the last "Ultra" model " the Edge 50 Ultra from 2024 " shipped with the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. If…...

23+ min ago (96+ words) 11 Dec, 2025, 13:13 CST HONG KONG, Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --I. Elite Certifications and Insurmountable Market Barriers III. Strategic Importance in NVIDIA's Roadmap With GB200/GB300 volumes accelerating and Rubin ramp-up on the horizon, Yuans is poised for explosive growth. AI liquid-cooled cabinet revenue is projected to reach RMB 8001,000 million in 2026 (>60% of total revenue), supported by sustained gross margins of 3540%driven by magnesium-alloy technology premiums and significantly exceeding industry norms. Data as of Q3 2025; sourced from NVIDIA disclosures and leading industry research reports....

29+ min ago (373+ words) By Rajesh Pandey " 9:07 pm, December 10, 2025 Apple's next budget iPad refresh could introduce a big performance boost. It will reportedly use the A19 chip, the same SoC that's found inside the iPhone 17. Additionally, the tablet will switch to Apple's in-house N1 chip to handle Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. Apple refreshed its entry-level iPad in March 2025 with a faster A16 processor. Still, the processor is hardly new. It dates back to the iPhone 14 Pro, introduced in September 2022. More importantly, the older chip meant the base iPad missed out on Apple Intelligence support. It seems the company will rectify this mistake with the next-gen iPad. Internal code found in iOS 26, as spotted by MacWorld, points to the iPad 12 using an A19 chip. This SoC is currently found inside the iPhone 17 and brings a noticeable leap in performance and efficiency. It also features more RAM (8GB), which should help…...

31+ min ago (520+ words) [Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G]Apart from launching the 4G versions of the Note 15 series, Redmi has also announced its 5G series in Poland, featuring the Note 15 5G, Note 15 Pro 5G, and the Note 15 Pro Plus 5G. The lineup brings brighter AMOLED displays, upgraded silicon carbon batteries, and high-resolution cameras, giving users several options based on [] The post Redmi Note 15 5G, Note 15 Pro 5G, and Note 15 Pro+ 5G launched globally appeared first on Gizmochina. [Redmi Note 15 Pro+ 5G] Apart from launching the 4G versions of the Note 15 series, Redmi has also announced its 5G series in Poland, featuring the Note 15 5G, Note 15 Pro 5G, and the Note 15 Pro Plus 5G. The lineup brings brighter AMOLED displays, upgraded silicon carbon batteries, and high-resolution cameras, giving users several options based on performance and imaging needs. The three devices offer different chipset classes and charging speeds, and readers can explore the detailed specifications, features, and pricing below. Redmi Note…...

34+ min ago (860+ words) With Apple leading the charge by removing physical SIM slots from the iPhone 14 in the U.S., the shift towards digital-only connectivity has gained unstoppable momentum. This move reflects a broader industry trend where smartphones, wearables, and IoT devices are increasingly adopting eSIMs for their convenience and flexibility. As more devices transition to eSIM-only models, the complexity of managing multiple digital profiles increases. Simcardo alleviates this burden by serving as a unified hub for all global connectivity needs. Its AI-driven approach not only enhances user experience but also promotes fairness and clarity in a market often plagued by inconsistent pricing and misleading offerings. Looking ahead, Simcardo aims to solidify its position as the most trusted and intuitive digital connectivity solution worldwide. By merging cutting-edge technology with a deep understanding of traveler needs, the company is shaping the future of global communication; one…...

36+ min ago (235+ words) Dec 11, 2025, 00:00 ET Bridging the Gap between Performance and Simplicity "Operators are looking for a simple and scalable way to deploy outdoor FWA without the cost and delay of professional installation. Together with NetComm, we are delivering exactly that," said Neil Chaulk, CEO of Solace Power. "This partnership accelerates the path to commercial deployments that help alleviate the network capacity constraints operators are currently facing." A True "Self-Install" Outdoor Solution The joint solution integrates Solace's Wireless Power Through-Glass (PTG) module with NetComm's next-generation AurusLINK CPE platform. This architecture allows the device to mount directly to a window and draw power wirelessly through the glass, eliminating the need for holes or cables. By removing the physical power cable, the solution overcomes the final barrier to true self-install outdoor 5G deployment. This enables operators to offer the simplicity of an indoor installation while capturing…...

36+ min ago (864+ words) MIT researchers have developed a new fabrication method that could enable the production of more energy efficient electronics by stacking multiple functional components on top of one existing circuit. In traditional circuits, logic devices that perform computation, like transistors, and memory devices that store data are built as separate components, forcing data to travel back and forth between them, which wastes energy. This new electronics integration platform allows scientists to fabricate transistors and memory devices in one compact stack on a semiconductor chip. This eliminates much of that wasted energy while boosting the speed of computation. Key to this advance is a newly developed material with unique properties and a more precise fabrication approach that reduces the number of defects in the material. This allows the researchers to make extremely tiny transistors with built-in memory that can perform faster than…...

43+ min ago (552+ words) These days, every family moment ends up on a smartphone. Birthdays, ball games, first steps, last steps, and everything in between get saved to the cloud without much thought. But it wasn't always that simple. What the Tech: Gift idea family memories These days, every family moment ends up on a smartphone. Birthdays, ball games, first steps, last steps, and everything in between get saved to the cloud without much thought. But it wasn't always that simple. Before about 2010, the only way to capture those memories was with a camcorder. VHS, Hi8, and mini DV tapes were the standard, and most families still have a box or two of them tucked away somewhere. If you've got those tapes sitting in a drawer, they're probably holding some of your most treasured memories. The problem is, you can't watch them anymore unless you…...

47+ min ago (312+ words) iPhones Rule The Market, Yet Again" iPhone 16 is once again leading the charts, as highlighted by Counterpoint Research in its tracker report. The next two are also from the same series, iPhone 16 Pro and the iPhone 16 Pro Max that came second and third, respectively." The big surprise is the inclusion of the supposed "failed" iPhone 16e model which comes next and sits in the top 5 of the phones that have sold well. No sign of the iPhone 17, which has reportedly sold well across markets, including India but that could change in the next quarter when Apple will have more clarity about the numbers for its latest base model." The company does manage to see the iPhone 17 Pro Max making the top 10 list which is impressive for its most premium model. The rest of the spots have been grabbed by Samsung, but…...