OnePlus has confirmed key specs for its upcoming Turbo 6 and Turbo 6V phones ahead of their January 8 launch. The highlight is a massive 9,000 mAh battery paired with an incredibly thin camera island.
A major DRAM shortage is forcing PC makers into tough choices, with 2026 notebook shipments now forecast to drop 5.4%. Apple, however, is positioned to weather the storm better than rivals thanks to its supply chain deals and a new low-cost MacBook.
OneXPlayer is teasing a bizarre new retro gaming handheld called the OneXSugar Wallet. It uses a single 8.01-inch foldable OLED screen instead of two separate displays, creating a 4:3 aspect ratio when opened.
A new device called the SN Operator aims to bridge the gap between physical SNES cartridges and modern computers. It’s a slot you plug your old games into, connecting via USB-C to play them on a PC, Mac, or Steam Deck. The package includes software and tools like fraud detection for collectors.
According to new leaks, Oppo’s upcoming foldable is shaping up to be a powerhouse. It’s rumored to feature top-tier specs like the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and a massive battery, all in a surprisingly thin frame.
Intel is prepping major updates to its Xe Linux graphics driver. The new features aim to significantly improve how virtual machines share and utilize discrete Intel GPUs.
A specific Galaxy Watch 4 model received two separate software updates within 24 hours. This comes as Samsung confirms it will no longer deliver major One UI updates to the 2021 smartwatch series.
According to a new report, Apple is planning to add cellular connectivity and touchscreen support to the MacBook Pro lineup in 2026. These features, long standard on iPads and Windows laptops, could finally arrive with the rumored M6 chip redesign. It would mark a significant shift for the Mac platf
Get ready for more expensive graphics cards. A new report claims AMD will start raising prices for its partners in January 2026, with NVIDIA following in February. The increases are expected to continue monthly, potentially pushing high-end cards to shocking prices.
The PC industry is in a state of desperation over a critical DRAM shortage. Major manufacturers are struggling to get allocations, which could force them to raise prices, ship underpowered laptops, or postpone new product launches entirely.
