A research team has demonstrated a new method for growing cubic indium gallium nitride, a material that could enable efficient red micro-LEDs. This challenges the dominance of aluminium indium gallium phosphide in red emitters, especially for tiny displays. The breakthrough hinges on a growth techni
Web analytics firm StatCounter reports that in January 2013, the iPhone became the top device for global mobile internet usage, displacing Nokia. Samsung also jumped into second place. The data highlights a massive shift in the mobile landscape.
Viavi Solutions has launched an all-in-one testing solution specifically for hollow core fiber. This new tech is faster but notoriously tricky to test with standard gear. Viavi’s system aims to solve that.
In a surprising market twist, AMD’s previous-gen Ryzen 7 5800X is the top-selling CPU on Amazon Germany. The affordable AM4 platform is staging a major comeback, making up 40% of AMD’s sales there.
Lenovo is launching a SteamOS version of its high-end Legion Go 2 handheld in June. Valve is also laying the groundwork to bring its Linux-based OS to Arm devices, potentially opening up a whole new world of portable PC gaming hardware.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries is accelerating plans for its bizarre Corleo robot horse. Originally a 25-year-future concept, it’s now being prepped for real-world use at Expo 2030 Riyadh, with an eye on a 2035 commercial launch.
Microsoft is taking an unusual path for Windows 11 version 26H1. According to reports, it will launch this spring exclusively on new Arm-based PCs before a wider fall release.
Samsung Display and Intel have detailed their SmartPower HDR technology for laptops. It dynamically adjusts OLED panel voltage to save power, claiming reductions of up to 22% in general use and 17% during HDR content. The goal is to make HDR mode viable without destroying your battery.
Intel is officially entering the handheld gaming PC arena with a new hardware and software platform. It’s centered on their Panther Lake chips and a dedicated gaming processor. This move puts them in direct competition with AMD’s dominant Ryzen Z1 series.
HP is taking a new approach to business laptops at CES 2026. The EliteBook X G2 series lets customers choose between AMD, Intel, or Snapdragon processors, all packing serious on-device AI power in bodies under 1kg.
