Glass Rectangle is Dead, Honor’s “Robo-Phone” is Your Cameraman
We have hit peak smartphone boredom. For the last five years, the mobile industry has…
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Glass Rectangle is Dead, Honor’s “Robo-Phone” is Your Cameraman
We have hit peak smartphone boredom. For the last five years, the mobile industry has been locked in a war of attrition, fighting over slightly brighter screens, marginally faster chips, and camera bumps that grow by mere millimeters annually. The glass slab has been perfected, and consequently, it has become dull. But ahead of next
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The GPU Crisis Returns, RTX 50-Series Vanishes in Minutes
For PC enthusiasts hoping that the launch of Nvidia’s “Blackwell” consumer architecture would be smoother than the tumultuous years of the early 2020s, today’s market reality provided a cold shower. On the morning of January 30, 2026, major retailers restocked the flagship GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, only to see inventory depleted in what
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Apple Steps Into the New Year with AirTag 2 and Black Unity 2026
In a week already crowded with hardware shifts and gaming delays, Apple officially kicked off its 2026 product cycle on January 26 by prioritizing utility and representation. The tech giant unveiled the long-awaited AirTag 2 alongside a new Black Unity Apple Watch band, marking a quiet but significant start to the year. AirTag 2: Precision Redefined Nearly five years
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Nintendo Dominates 2025 Hand Held Scene
The gaming landscape of 2025 for hand held gaming device was defined by a singular force, the Nintendo Switch 2. Following its record-shattering debut in June 2025, the console closed the year as the best-selling video game hardware globally. In the United States alone, the Switch 2 sold 4.4 million units in its first seven months, making it the
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Hytale, From Riot Games Fumble to Millions in Early Access Sales
For nearly a decade, the voxel-based RPG Hytale was the industry’s greatest “what if.” Born from the creators of the world-famous Hypixel Minecraft server, the project promised a revolution in sandbox gaming. However, its journey to our screens was a tumultuous saga of corporate takeovers, high-stakes cancellations, and a last-minute resurrection that has now culminated
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Hey Alexa! Welcome to the Web
Amazon officially signaled the end of the “smart speaker” era by launching Alexa.com, a dedicated web-based portal that brings its generative AI assistant, Alexa+, to the browser. This transition marks a fundamental pivot, moving Alexa from a voice-only household companion to a multi-platform agent designed to compete directly with ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini. Breaking the
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Games to Watch Out for this Year!
As we step into 2026, the gaming landscape is bracing for what many analysts are calling the most significant year in the medium’s history. While the industry has seen massive shifts over the last decade, the next twelve months are defined by the return of legendary franchises and the arrival of long-awaited new IPs. Here
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2026 a Redemption Year for Marvel Studios?
As we stand at the start of 2026, Marvel Studios is embarking on what industry analysts are calling a “make-or-break” year. After a period of internal restructuring and a renewed focus on quality over quantity, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is set to dominate the cultural conversation once again with a streamlined but massive slate.
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CES 2026, The Year AI Stepped Out of the Screen
As the doors close on CES 2026, the narrative has shifted. If previous years were defined by “AI as a feature,” 2026 was the year of Physical AI where intelligence finally gained a body and a sense of space. Silicon and Screens: The New Foundations The battle for the “AI PC” reached a fever pitch.
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Intel Reportedly Developing First-Party Handheld Gaming PC
The portable PC gaming market has exploded in recent years, transformed from a niche hobby into a mainstream battleground by the success of Valve’s Steam Deck and subsequent rivals like the ASUS ROG Ally. Now, industry reports suggest semiconductor giant Intel is preparing to enter the arena directly, moving beyond the role of chip supplier