Samsung’s mobile chief is warning of “one of the harshest pricing situations in memory,” signaling likely price increases for smartphones. The company is caught between soaring component costs and a critical product launch against a dominant Apple.
Logitech’s configuration software for Mac broke after the company let a critical security certificate expire. The company has released a manual patch, calling the oversight an “inexcusable mistake.”
The private markets are heading for a year of stark contrasts. According to Fortune’s survey, capital is concentrating at the top, the middle is collapsing, and AI startups face a brutal reckoning. Meanwhile, private equity expects a 20% volume jump and a new focus on exits.
The UK’s Department for Work and Pensions is launching a £23 million AI system to manage calls from 20 million benefits claimants. The six-year contract aims to steer calls to the right human agent or self-service, hoping to fix a system that’s been missing performance targets since 2020.
Lenovo has officially revealed a SteamOS variant of its Legion Go 2 handheld gaming PC. It’s coming in June 2026 with a starting price of $1,199, offering the same high-end hardware but with Valve’s console-like OS.
Honda is taking full control of its Ohio battery plant joint venture from LG Energy Solution in a $2.85 billion deal. The move comes as Honda and other automakers scale back EV production plans amid slowing demand. Instead, Honda is pivoting investment toward new hybrid models.
Meta has hit pause on the global rollout of its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses. The company cited overwhelming demand and limited inventory, pushing waitlists into 2026. International customers will have to keep waiting indefinitely.
Withings is integrating Abbott’s Lingo continuous glucose monitors into its ecosystem. Users will soon see their data in the Withings app and can buy the sensors directly. This partnership is a direct play for the metabolic health and “longevity” market.
Bosch has unveiled its next-generation BMI5 inertial sensor platform, boasting sub-0.5 ms latency and a built-in Edge-AI engine. It’s designed to be the motion-sensing heart of future XR systems, wearables, and robots. But what does this leap in specs actually mean for developers?
Jim Cramer’s market notes highlight Nvidia’s CES keynote announcing its Vera Rubin AI chips are in “full production.” Meanwhile, Wells Fargo got a surprising sell rating, and analysts are split on oilfield services and homebuilders.
