Latest articles, news and analysis in the Mobile category.
A rare update for the aging iPhone 5s, new AirTag 2 support across iOS and watchOS, and a major step toward seamless Android migration highlight Apple’s latest software rollouts—including a developer beta packed with privacy and connectivity features.
Samsung’s 2nm GAA node (SF2) has reportedly stabilized yields, paving the way for mass production of the Exynos 2600 and potential deals with Qualcomm. Analysts predict a profit turnaround in 2027 as the foundry ramps up advanced process production.
Anthropic’s latest update embeds Slack, Figma, Asana, and more directly inside Claude, turning the AI assistant into a centralized workspace. But with security risks and enterprise lock-in, the move raises bigger questions about AI’s role in corporate productivity.
A new wave of flexible cloud storage options is reshaping how users approach backup and sync services. OpenDrive leads the charge with tiered pricing that adapts to any need—from 500GB for $5 to petabyte-scale plans—while delivering a polished, reliable experience across platforms.
The DDR5 memory shortage isn’t just a PC builder’s headache—it’s a symptom of AI’s relentless demand. With prices at record highs, the question isn’t whether the surge will end, but how long it will take for supply to catch up.
Lossless audio, seamless transitions, and smarter shuffling aren’t just Premium perks—they’re settings most users overlook. Here’s what’s actually improved and how to unlock them without upgrading your plan.
Microsoft’s flagship IDE for Windows developers has just seen a dramatic price reduction—Visual Studio Pro 2026 is now available for a one-time fee of $49.99, a steep discount from its standard $499.99 cost. This rare offer includes full access to the latest development tools, AI-assisted coding, an...
Intel’s latest processor lineup faces production delays, forcing the company to ration supply while prioritizing high-margin data center chips. The shortage arrives as AMD’s Ryzen 9850X3D hits shelves at $499, intensifying competition in a market already strained by memory and storage bottlenecks.
The highly anticipated *Vampire Crawlers* demo drops in one month, offering a taste of its signature 'Turboturn' combat system and deep card customization—just days before its Steam Next Fest debut.
A missing Wi-Fi icon in Windows isn’t a hardware failure—it’s often a disabled system service. Here’s how to reactivate it and regain instant access to your network settings.
Priced at just $29.99, QCY’s new MeloBuds N20 redefines affordable noise-canceling earbuds with a 13mm driver, 55dB ANC, and 40-hour battery life—all while supporting Bluetooth 6.0 and dual-device pairing. But does it deliver on premium features at an entry-level cost?
Intel’s upcoming Lunar Lake processors rely on a controversial design choice: on-package memory. With global DRAM shortages still gripping the industry, the company’s early stockpiling of LPDDR5X chips has become a critical lifeline—one that could determine whether Lunar Lake’s ambitious performance...
Intel’s Nova Lake architecture, slated for late 2026, isn’t just a hardware refresh—it’s a calculated risk to reclaim performance leadership in a market where AMD holds the edge. But with memory shortages persisting and mid-range users left in the cold, the real test isn’t just engineering—it’s exec...
Intel’s wafer shortage is forcing a dramatic reallocation of manufacturing capacity—prioritizing Xeon CPUs for AI and data centers while leaving some client chips starved for supply. The move could reshape 2026’s PC market, with key products like Arrow Lake facing delays unless external fabs step in...
A long-lost entry in the *Armored Core* series has reappeared on Steam, but its niche appeal and lack of updates raise questions about its relevance in 2024. The game’s origins in 2007 mobile gaming and its Japanese exclusivity history complicate its modern reception.
A new mobile game turns the act of unplugging a charging cable into gameplay, forcing players to treat durability as a core mechanic—while the game itself remains a minimalist experiment in interaction design.
The U.S. gaming market saw its first non-*Call of Duty* title dominate annual sales, but the real story lies in rising hardware costs, mobile dominance, and a shifting industry landscape. Here’s how *Battlefield 6* defied expectations—and why the numbers reveal deeper trends than just a single game’...
Intel's once-unshakable dominance in both server and client CPU markets is eroding rapidly, with AMD closing the gap at an unprecedented pace. The latest data reveals a stark contrast: Intel now holds just 72% of the server unit market and 61% revenue share, down from near-monopoly levels seven year...
