Epomaker is launching the Carbonis, a new gaming mouse built from solid carbon fiber. It packs a top-tier PixArt sensor, supports an 8K polling rate, and features a unique LCD screen for real-time stats. The mouse is in its final pre-launch phase, with a $1 reservation securing a $15 discount.
The RISC-V architecture is set to receive a major security upgrade with User-Space Control Flow Integrity. This feature, finally ready for Linux 6.19, helps prevent a whole class of software attacks.
A team from the University of Basel and ETH Zurich has demonstrated that a laser pulse can permanently reverse the magnetic polarity of a specially engineered material. This optical control over a ferromagnet, reported in *Nature*, combines electron interactions and topology in a single platform.
Samsung is rolling out a new security update for the affordable Galaxy Tab A9+ tablet. This small patch precedes a much larger Android 16 and One UI 8.5 update expected after the Galaxy S26 launch.
Samsung’s Galaxy Book6 Ultra, featuring Intel’s new Panther Lake chip, promises nearly 20 hours of battery life and top-tier performance. However, it carries over some frustrating design quirks and can get uncomfortably hot under load. It’s expected to launch in early Spring 2026 for around $2,000.
Apple’s installed base of active devices has officially crossed the 2.5 billion mark. This growth from 2.35 billion a year ago represents a huge, captive audience for the company’s services division.
Samsung Electronics just closed the books on a historic 2025. The company announced all-time high quarterly revenue and operating profit, with its memory chip division leading the charge thanks to the AI boom.
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is slamming into a physical reality: the electrical grid. Data centers are facing a crippling power shortage, with companies like Microsoft having GPUs sitting idle because they can’t plug them in. The solution isn’t just more power plants—it’s a compl
Google is forcibly removing a smart voicemail feature from Pixel 4 and 5 devices. This comes after a bug was discovered where the feature could activate a phone’s microphone and broadcast room sounds to a caller.
Astranis has added Oman to its summer launch manifest with a new satellite for MB Group. The deal is part of a $200 million investment and will see the spacecraft fly with four others on a dedicated Falcon 9. But the company still hasn’t addressed known thruster issues from its last launch.
