AI data centers have locked up virtually all 2026 HDD production, pushing consumer prices up 46–50% while Seagate, WD, and Toshiba race toward 100TB drives.
Apple Upgrade launches July 28 in the US with Klarna as its financial partner—and iOS 27 code reveals it can remotely lock leased devices if payments lapse.
Its flashlight is only outshined by the price - maximum €40
Xiaomi's first Band 11 model undercuts the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 by nearly $20, but drops GPS, NFC, and AMOLED to hit that price.
Valve's gifting overhaul adds guest checkout for the full game catalog, email delivery, and smarter wishlist sharing — but a regional pricing loophole is already being exploited.
Augmental's mouth-worn device lets people with mobility impairments control any computer or phone using tongue movements — now publicly available in the US.
Scott Winters alleges ChatGPT Health downplayed life-threatening symptoms, practiced medicine without a license, and used his faith against him — raising urgent questions about FDA oversight.
Apple is refreshing nearly its entire Mac lineup through 2028, starting with an OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro later this year — and skipping a whole chip generation to do it.
Samsung's new flagship smartwatch packs a 5,000-nit display and a 35% larger battery into a slimmer titanium case — starting at $699.99 in the US and £649 in the UK.
Samsung's new clamshell costs up to €180 more than its predecessor while US buyers get Snapdragon and UK/European buyers get Exynos — a split that matters.
SR-1 Freedom carries a fission reactor and three next-gen helicopters — and it's as much about US space nuclear policy as it is about Mars.
Samsung's new Ultra foldable keeps the tall form factor, adds a 200MP main camera, a bigger battery, and arrives just as Apple's first foldable looms on the horizon.
The new Z Fold 8 ditches the tall, narrow slab for a wider 4:3 screen, weighs just 201g, and starts at €1,999 in Europe — beating Apple's foldable rival by at least two months.
