Technology

Your phone beats a $3,500 AR headset
A four-person team says the future of AR won't need a headset — or the cloud. A talking cat has just perched itself on the couch of a reporter and told him some

Why One Copy-Paste Can Give Hackers Your Mac
There's a new category of hack that's doesn't have to break into your computer's defense. It borrows you instead - your hands, your trust, your willingness to f

The Next Big Upgrade for E-Bikes Might Be Hiding Inside the Motor
A major shift could be coming to e-bikes. At Eurobike 2026, two companies unveiled integrated Motor Gearbox Units (MGUs) that combine the motor and gearbox into

Google Quietly Rewired the Internet It Built
AI Overviews are cutting publisher click-throughs sharply, starving the open web of the traffic it was built on. The business model that funded two decades of f

Why RAM Economics Stopped Making Sense
Memory prices keep sliding even as compute costs climb, breaking the neat relationship hardware makers have relied on for years. The implications for margins, u

The Quiet Death of the Smartphone Upgrade
Flagship cycles have stalled, and the yearly ritual of buying a new phone is quietly disappearing. What changed isn't the hardware — it's what we stopped expect

Google’s new TurboQuant causes RAM prices to drop
Google just shook the entire Silicon chip market, Silicon chip manufacturers from SK Hynix to Samsung all saw a sharp drop in their stock prices. People saw a 3

The OnePlus Story : Flagship Killer to Just Another Brand
The Rumors and the Reality A few weeks ago, rumors began circulating that OnePlus was shutting down. While the claims were exaggerated, they revealed something

The FTA is practically supposed to reduce car prices by half in the Indian market. But why is it far from reality? (2026)
The FTA is practically supposed to reduce car prices by half in the Indian market. But it’s far from reality. The news that has taken the world by surprise is t

Why Are RAM Prices Increasing Without Any Sign of Slowing Down?
With the AI boom, RAM prices aren’t showing any signs of slowing down—and I’m sure PC builders and tech enthusiasts in general are checking their cortisol level
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