Brinc, founded by 25-year-old Blake Resnick, is making American drones for police at a $480M valuation. Its bet hinges on a potential US ban of market-dominant Chinese rival DJI. But the tech and price gap is real.
Samsung’s next premium smartwatch is reportedly on the calendar. According to a new report, the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will launch in July alongside new foldables.
Samsung just unveiled the Galaxy Z TriFold, a three-panel folding phone that transforms into a tablet. Priced around $2,400 and 12.9mm thick, it’s a first-gen hardware experiment. But its real importance is as a showcase for the future of Android-based computing.
HPE is deepening its partnership with AMD to deliver new AI infrastructure. The company will be an early adopter of AMD’s Helios AI rack architecture and will use AMD processors and GPUs in the upcoming Herder supercomputer.
Allient has unveiled the Pyxmos, a new module servo drive aimed at OEMs in robotics and automation. It’s a tiny, powerful unit designed for easy integration into custom motion systems.
A device thought to be the Galaxy Z Flip 8 FE has appeared in certification, but it might actually be Samsung’s rumored wide-screen Fold 8. This could be a direct response to Apple’s own anticipated foldable iPhone.
Samsung’s first tri-fold smartphone is rumored to launch in Korea next month with a price around $2,447. The device features a 10-inch inner display and 200MP camera. While still expensive, it’s cheaper than earlier estimates of $2,720.
A Chinese gaming PC featuring the Hygon C86-4G processor is reportedly performing on par with Intel’s Core i7 chips. The system handles Windows 11 and AAA games, but benchmark details raise questions. Here’s what we know about China’s latest domestic CPU effort.
The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is making a compelling case for foldable phones by replacing multiple devices in your daily tech setup. With an 8-inch internal screen, Tensor G5 chip, and 16GB RAM, it handles tablet and laptop tasks while still being pocketable. At $1,500 with Black Friday discounts, i
Samsung has developed FeFET-based memory technology that cuts power consumption by up to 96% compared to conventional NAND. This breakthrough addresses the fundamental power-capacity tradeoff that has limited memory development for years.
