Apple is planning to launch the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in September 2026 with a revolutionary 2nm A20 Pro chip while delaying the standard iPhone 18 until spring 2027 in a major strategy shift.
Apple is developing a wearable AI pin about the size of an AirTag that features dual cameras, microphones, and a speaker, though the project is still in early stages and could be cancelled before it ever launches.
Ubisoft shares plummeted by a third after the gaming giant announced it is cancelling six games, closing two studios, and expecting a 1 billion euro operating loss as part of a massive restructuring effort.
Satya Nadella told the World Economic Forum that energy costs will be the defining factor in AI competitiveness, calling AI tokens a new global commodity that countries must produce cheaply to drive economic growth.
YouTube Shorts is set to receive a major update that enables creators to post content using a digital version of themselves. While a specific launch date has not been confirmed, the feature is expected to function similarly to other advanced…
Microsoft outage reports surged on Wednesday as users in major cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle found themselves unable to access essential productivity tools. According to monitoring site Downdetector, over 4,000 individual reports were flagged during the…
Realme has confirmed the P4 Power 5G will launch in India on January 29 with a massive 10,001mAh battery, making it the first commercial smartphone in the country to cross the 10,000mAh mark.
OnePlus has firmly denied shutdown rumors that circulated over the weekend, with India CEO Robin Liu calling the reports false and confirming operations continue as normal, though questions about restructuring remain unanswered.
After years of sitting on the sidelines, Apple is reportedly launching the HomePad in March 2026, a smart home display powered by a new operating system called homeOS that could finally give the company a real presence in your living room.
A simple $500 check from 1976, signed by both Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, is now one of the hottest items in tech history. As Apple approaches its 50th anniversary, this rare document shows how the company began and why collectors are ready to pay huge money for it.
