A developer has been testing a full operating system called ESP Brookesia Phone on a $60 Elecrow display powered by an ESP32-P4 and ESP32-C6. The system runs custom apps and demonstrates the surprising power now packed into affordable microcontroller units, opening doors for more sophisticated indus
Arm has been a company for 35 years, powering almost every smartphone on the planet. Yet, for all its success, it still hasn’t broken into the mainstream enterprise data center. The path forward is about more than just silicon.
Samsung has kicked off the beta program for its next mobile software update, One UI 8.5. The update, built on Android 16 QPR2, brings major upgrades to photo editing, sharing, and device security. For now, it’s only available on the Galaxy S25 series in select markets.
Apple reportedly developed a black version of the Apple Vision Pro, as shown in a leaked prototype image. This alternate color was likely tested internally but never made it to consumers, at least for now.
ACEMAGIC has unveiled its upcoming M1A PRO+ mini-PC, built around AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. It packs up to 128GB of memory and 12TB of storage into a compact “Silver Tank” chassis, targeting professional users.
Microsoft is rolling out the Windows 11 2025 Update, also known as version 25H2. You can get it faster by changing a Windows Update setting, but there are risks to jumping on the bleeding edge.
Apple is about to release iPadOS 26.2, and it directly addresses one of the biggest complaints about the iPadOS 26 overhaul. The update restores the simple drag-and-drop gestures for Split View and Slide Over that users lost.
The push for graphical dashboards for DevOps has been strong, but a new wave of powerful terminal user interface (TUI) tools is changing the game. Tools like btop++ for system stats and k9s for Kubernetes are proving to be faster, lighter, and more honest than their GUI counterparts.
Microsoft is rolling out a new Windows 11 Insider build packed with foundational updates. The headliner is native support for the Model Context Protocol, giving AI agents a standardized way to connect to system tools.
AWS has unveiled its next-generation Graviton5 processor, built on 3nm technology. It packs 192 cores and promises significant performance gains for cloud workloads. The first instances are in preview now.
