Forget The Next MacBook Pro, Apple Has Something Much More Desirable

Apple will need to introduce a $3,000 MacBook Ultra with an OLED touchscreen to manage rising costs and protect margins without undermining any current MacBooks or iPads.

How Apple Gave Every Smartphone An iPhone Superpower

Apple’s iPhone 12 introduced MagSafe, using a magnetic ring around the Qi coil for auto-aligning 15W charging and a modular ecosystem that birthed the Qi2 standard.

iOS 27.0.1: Apple’s Rare Confirmation Says Update Coming For iPhone 18 Pro Glitch

There’s an iPhone update on the way, sooner than many had expected. And Apple has confirmed it’s coming to fix a key Face ID issue.

Feather Launches $29,990 Humanoid Robot. Small Teams Are Rewriting The Economics Of Humanoids

Need a robot? Don’t have $100,000? Want more than a toy that dances? There are now multiple humanoid robots that fit the bill …

Apple Loop: iPhone 18 Pro Problems, iPhone Duo Release Dates, Mac Mini Price Shock

This week’s Apple headlines: iPhone 18 Pro reboot problems, iPhone Duo release dates, iPhone 18 Pro Max repairs, AirPods 5 options and more…

Android Circuit: Googlebook Questions, OnePlus 16 Appears, Honor X9e Launch

Taking a look back at this week’s news and headlines across the Android world, including Googlebook launch, Clicks Communicator updated specs, Qualcomm’s Agentic AI advanced chipset, OnePlus 16 details, Honor X9e launch and more…

Xiaomi’s 18 Pro Max Is A Premium Phone That’s Part Of The Company’s Global Strategy

The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max features the newest Qualcomm chip, two 200-megapixel cameras and a unique second screen.

Why Did Apple Introduce iPhone Photography To Computational AI?

Apple’s 2017 iPhone X ditched the Home button for an edge-to-edge OLED display, introduced Face ID and gesture navigation, and set a new standard for modern smartphones.

Epson Unveils Three New 4K Laser Home Cinema Projectors

While designed predominantly for home theater setups, the LS5000, LS6000 and LS75000 models also target premium gaming, with 4K/120Hz support and ALLM.

This Open Source Software Fixes Herky-Jerky Humanoid Robots, Kind Of By Copying Humans

Everyone wants faster humanoid robots that move more like us … like humans. This new open source software from China Mobile might just do that.