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Samsung suffers Q2 loss, looks to Galaxy S26 FE, Tab S12 later this year

Samsung reported its Q2 2026 earnings, highlighting a loss in its smartphone business division.

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US bans foreign-made humanoid robots, targeting China over national security

US bans foreign-made humanoid robots, targeting China over national security

The Federal Communications Commission in the U.S. has announced a ban on foreign-made humanoid robots, mainly targeting China, over national security concerns

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The AI pricing paradox: AI PCs might be the answer to spiralling cloud costs for some, but that doesn't mean cloud computing's days are numbered

The AI pricing paradox: AI PCs might be the answer to spiralling cloud costs for some, but that doesn't mean cloud computing's days are numbered

Cloud AI pricing is shifting toward consumption and outcomes, and AI PCs are becoming more expensive – how does the hybrid future look?

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TrueID bets on short-form drama growth

TrueID has rolled out a major strategic transformation, evolving from a digital entertainment and lifestyle content platform into a digital hub built on three pillars -- content, community and commerce -- designed to create value for audiences, creators, brands and partners alike.

Global phone market dropped in Q2 2026, and the holiday season might not help it later

Research data says the phone market dropped once again in Q2 2026, and the rest of the year looks sour, as it will likely continue to drop.

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Budget smartphone market collapses under the weight of memory shortages, sales expected to drop 22% — memory alone now comprises up to 64% of the total cost of lower-tier smartphones

The global AI memory squeeze is pricing cheap phones out of existence and forcing mid-range devices to compromise on hardware.

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Budget phones projected to take a hit amid pressure from soaring memory prices

Researchers tell how memory costs in 2026 will continue to wound the budget phone market, as companies scramble to turn a profit.

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Tim Cook Warns Apple Product Price Hikes Are Unavoidable Due to Higher Chip Costs. What That Means for AAPL Stock.

Apple's outgoing CEO says the iPhone maker has tried to absorb rising memory chip costs but can no longer protect customers from the financial pressure.

We all hate ads on today's smart TVs, but a report says they're a big part of why TV prices haven't had to rise as a result of the memory crisis — so if you're upgrading your set for the World Cup, say thanks to advertisers, I guess

We all hate ads on today's smart TVs, but a report says they're a big part of why TV prices haven't had to rise as a result of the memory crisis — so if you're upgrading your set for the World Cup, say thanks to advertisers, I guess

TVs aren't immune from the electronics component crisis –but manufacturers had already given up on making money from hardware

China can build humanoids at scale. The hard part is finding enough buyers

Chinese humanoid robots are making waves with their ability to do backflips, direct traffic and even make coffee

China can build humanoids at scale. The hard part is finding enough buyers

China can build humanoids at scale. The hard part is finding enough buyers

Chinese humanoid robots are making waves with their ability to do backflips, direct traffic and even make coffee

The Independent UK

The US phone market struggled in Q1, but one Android maker made serious headway

The US phone market struggled in Q1, but one Android maker made serious headway

U.S. smartphone market performance reports are out, and it was good news for one Android maker in particular.

Android Central

Omdia Q1 2026: Hisense Strengthens Global Leadership in 100-inch+ TVs

QINGDAO, China, May 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Hisense, a leading brand in global consumer electronics and home appliances, continues to strengthen its leadership in premium display technologies in Q1 2026, and ranks No.1 globally in the 100-inch+ TV category. According to Omdia Q1 2026 data, Hisense's global 100-inch+ TV shipment…

Cyber attackers have a new favorite, the browser

Cyber attackers have a new favorite, the browser

AI-fueled browser threats are rising fast, pushing enterprises toward isolation and stronger security strategies.

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The Auto Industry Is Realizing That Selling Your Data Isn’t Worth It: Study

Regulatory hurdles and customer backlash are causing headaches for an industry that is eager to monetize your data.

A new report says inkjet-printed OLED could be 30% cheaper to produce than current methods, which I'm hoping is great news for laptops and monitors soon, and OLED TVs in the future — and it's on top of the other big advantages of IJP tech

Inkjet-printed OLED panels could reduce manufacturing costs by as much as 35%, according to a new report. But there are still challenges to overcome

The Overlooked Chips Powering the AI Boom

Artificial intelligence is stoking demand for power semiconductors. But Chinese competition, surprise shortages and lackluster investment are looming risks.

The Independent UK

At Beijing auto show, Chinese carmakers flaunt new technologies as global competition heats up

China’s top automakers are showcasing their latest models and technologies from intelligent driving to ultrafast charging in Beijing as they compete with global rivals in overseas markets

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Apple's Foldable iPhone Foray: A Real Needle Mover or Hype Train?

Apple first foldable iPhone could be on the market in a matter of months. These are the potential implications for the Magnificent Seven stock.

PC shipments have actually grown this quarter despite the RAMpocalypse says IDC. Well, everywhere except the Americas

It's probably going to be the only bit of good news for PC vendors this year.

Tom’s Hardware

US PC sales grow by 3% in late 2025 as companies and consumers scrambled to replace Windows 10 — 2026 forecast sees 13% drop as storage and memory prices expected to climb another 60%

Research firm Omdia says that the PC market grew by 3% in in the last quarter of 2025 due to holiday sales and the Windows 10 EOL. Unfortunately, 2026 is expected to be a rough year with an expected 13% contraction in sales due to the chip shortages.

Cloud spending soars as hyperscalers up AI investment - and could reach a landmark high in 2026

The global cloud market was worth just shy of $400 billion in 2025, but 2026 could be the year it hits $500 billion.

Hunting for a new PC? You might need to be quick — global shipments set to plummet in 2026 as memory and storage shortages bite

Global PC shipments may decline in 2026 as memory and storage shortages drive costs higher and force vendors to adjust pricing.

HP says the memory chip crunch isn't going anywhere soon - and also warns of PC sales slump

AI-induced memory shortages and increasing costs won't make PCs cheaper any time soon, HP warns.

Apple’s long-rumored AR smart glasses may finally have a launch window — and the display could change everything

Apple's rumored AR smart glasses are now expected to release in 2028, coming with OLEDoS display tech to match Meta, Xreal and other upcoming specs.

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