Apple TV’s tvOS 26.2 gets a last-minute RC redo
Apple has issued a revised release candidate for tvOS 26.2, moving from build 23K51 to 23K53 just one day later. This typically signals a critical bug fix before the public rollout, expected next week.
Category: Hardware
Galaxy S26 leak shows a smarter, more efficient upgrade path
New details on the Samsung Galaxy S26 suggest a refinement-focused upgrade. The phone may get a more powerful chip, a larger battery, and double the base storage, all while staying roughly the same size and weight.
AMD’s Next Gaming CPU Leaks, But Is It Enough?
AMD appears to have leaked its own next-generation gaming CPU, the Ryzen 7 9850X3D. The specs suggest a minor refresh, leaving enthusiasts wondering about more affordable or powerful options still to come.
MSI’s New Auto-OC Tool Claims a 15% Gaming Boost. Is It Real?
MSI has introduced an automated overclocking feature for its 800-series motherboards that tweaks the CPU’s base clock. The company claims it can boost gaming performance by up to 15% in some titles. But is this free performance actually free?
The Raspberry Pi 500+ Is a Nostalgic Powerhouse in a Keyboard
The Raspberry Pi 500+ integrates a full computer with 16GB RAM and 256GB NVMe storage into a mechanical keyboard. Starting at $200, it revives the all-in-one home computer concept from the 1990s. But is this nostalgic design practical for modern users?
iPhone 17 Drives China’s Smartphone Rebound
Apple dominated China’s Singles Day shopping festival with the iPhone 17 lineup driving smartphone growth. The iPhone alone prevented what would have been a 5% market decline, while Huawei saw the steepest drop among major brands.
Stop Worrying About OLED Burn-In – Here’s Why
According to XDA-Developers, today’s OLED monitors feature advanced burn-in protection technologies that make the issue far less concerning. Modern panels from Samsung and LG include pixel shifting, automatic dimming, and compensation cycles that work automatically in the background. The conditions
Quantum Systems Hits €3B Valuation With Massive Funding Round
Quantum Systems has tripled its valuation to over €3 billion with a €180 million Series C extension. The German unmanned systems company has now raised €340 million in 2025 alone, marking Europe’s largest dual-use sector funding round.
Intel’s Nova Lake CPUs May Finally Challenge AMD’s Gaming Dominance
Intel’s next-generation Nova Lake-S desktop processors might finally deliver Intel’s answer to AMD’s 3D V-Cache technology. The chips are rumored to pack 144MB of cache on select models and jump straight to NPU6 AI processing. This could mark Intel’s most significant gaming performance challenge in
Intel’s Panther Lake gaming chip leaks – and it’s already faster
Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake gaming processor has leaked in benchmarks, showing significant performance gains over current chips. The Core Ultra 9 386H appears in an Acer Predator laptop ahead of its expected CES debut.