MediaTek surprises with powerful partnerships at Computex 2024
The interconnectedness of tech: MediaTek, Arm, and Nvidia
Asus Zenbook debuts new high-tech ceramic material "Ceraluminum"
A sturdy yet slim PC designed around AMD's latest "AI" x86 CPUs
First foldable iPhone may be delayed until 2027 as Apple focuses on reliability and crease issues
A year later than previously expected
Instagram's unskippable ads test causes outrage among users
Watch them, or no more doomscrolling
TikTok denies report it is cloning its algorithm, potentially for a US-only version of the app
Is ByteDance just playing its cards close to its chest?
New York plans to ban smartphones in schools, allowing basic phones only
Kids, and some parents, are unlikely to be pleased
Arm unveils new CPU cores and GPU designs for flagship and mid-range devices
The new designs mean to offer improved performance and efficiency
This is how Apple ensures the iPhone's durability and water resistance, an inside look
Apple says they focus on making a device that never fails, rather than one that is easy to repair
Which iPad Model Is Right for You?
With class-leading hardware and software, the Apple iPad line has long been the default tablet recommendation for most people. But with various model differences and sizes, which one is right for you?
Former iPhone 7 owner? You may be eligible to receive up to $349 from Apple
A nice payday awaits aggrieved iPhone 7 owners
A thinner, more expensive iPhone may be joining Apple's lineup
Apple just released the new iPad Pro, its thinnest product to date
AT&T wants to turn every smartphone into a satellite phone by no later than 2030
The first five satellites are slated for launch this summer
Dangerously thin iPad Pro proves surprisingly robust in bend tests
Apple avoids another bendgate controversy
Classic gaming emulators RetroArch and PPSSPP finally land on iOS
Apple has relaxed App Store policies, benefitting retro gaming enthusiasts
Samsung mocks Apple, again, with UnCrush video in response to controversial iPad Pro ad
It was always going to happen
GenAI improvements bring back the promise of truly useful digital assistants
Call it Siri's revenge, but any AI assistant that Apple announces next will have an outsized influence in the mainstream market
Telegram boss throws accusations at Signal, claims rival has ties to US government
Distracting from Telegram's own issues?
A hot potato: Forget about Intel vs. AMD and Apple vs. Microsoft, the biggest, most intense public rivalry in the tech world right now is between messaging platforms Telegram and Signal. The latest attack came from Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, who suggested Signal was not secure and accused it of having ties to the US government.
The History of Handheld Gaming PCs: From Humble Beginnings to the Future of PC Gaming
The dream of the handheld gaming PC is alive thanks to the Steam Deck and its ilk, but that road has been dotted with broken promises, unrealistic expectations, and some cool yet impractical machines.
Internet use can have positive effects on your well-being, according to study
The internet isn't all bad
Fallout 4 on Android manages 30fps through Windows translation layer
DRM-free PC games playable on numerous Android devices
Google is working to add ChromeOS support to Android devices
With a bit of virtualization magic, an Android phone can run ChromeOS
Snapdragon X Elite laptops from Dell are launching soon, leaked docs claim nearly double the battery life
The Arm-based chips could be costing Dell half as much as Intel's
iPad Pro M4 first reviews: Still aiming to blur the line between tablets and laptops
The latest iPad Pro is a remarkable device. It's got a super thin body while boasting a gorgeous OLED display and the powerful M4 SoC. However, iPadOS limitations combined with an exorbitant price, make it overkill for most users.