Sony developing handheld console that can run PS5 games natively

Sophia Feona Cantiller

Sony is reportedly in the early stages of developing a handheld gaming console capable of running PS5 games without relying on cloud gaming or Remote Play. According to a Bloomberg report, this potential new device

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Google launches scam detection feature for Pixel phones using on-device AI

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Google is rolling out its latest Scam Detection feature for Pixel users, first announced back in May during the Google I/O 2024 conference. Available for Pixel 6 and newer models, this feature uses artificial

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Southeast Asia moves fast to reform chipmaking industry after U.S. election

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Southeast Asian nations are rushing to reshape their semiconductor sectors following the recent U.S. presidential election, which has renewed concerns about potential tariffs on Chinese goods and broader trade instability. South Korea, Japan, and

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Apple’s Vision Pro 2 aims for high-end AR with M5 chip upgrade, delays budget model to 2027

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Apple is preparing to release the Vision Pro 2, a mixed-reality headset equipped with an upgraded M5 chip, set to deliver a major performance boost over its predecessor. Expected to debut in late 2025

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Facing financial strain, OpenAI looks to hardware with Meta AR veteran

Michael Anthony Bitoon

OpenAI is taking baby steps into the hardware world by hiring Caitlin Kalinowski, a former Meta's augmented reality (AR) lead, to lead its robotics and consumer hardware projects. Kalinowski, who began her role on

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Snapdragon 8 Elite breaks barriers with unmatched AI and performance for Android flagships

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Qualcomm shook up the smartphone world during its Maui Summit with the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset announcement, setting a new bar for flagship smartphone technology. Built on TSMC’s 3nm process and featuring the new

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OMIECs are set to revolutionize the future of semiconductor technology—Stanford study reveals

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Image by Dee from Pixabay Stanford scientists have unlocked new insights into the structure of organic mixed ionic-electronic conductors (OMIECs), positioning these materials as key players in the future of semiconductors. By using advanced

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Logitech challenges Stream Deck with MX Creative Console, tailored for Adobe creators

Michael Anthony Bitoon

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AMD secures PlayStation 6 deal with AI roadmap and proven backward compatibility

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Sony has chosen AMD chips for the upcoming PlayStation 6, bypassing Intel after a competitive bidding process that began in 2022, according to a Reuters report. The decision follows intense competition between Intel, AMD, and

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Apple Watch now FDA-approved for early sleep apnea detection—a health breakthrough

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Apple Watch is stepping up its game in the health tech arena with a groundbreaking FDA approval. The new sleep apnea detector, now available on the Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Ultra 2,

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A playlist on wheels: “Bumpin’ Sticker” keeps music preferences live on the road

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Photo from Guy Dupont Tech innovator Guy Dupont took bumper stickers to the next level, crafting a quirky gadget that turns your car into a rolling playlist billboard. His "Bumpin' Sticker" doesn't just stick—

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Apple to switch to OLED displays in 2025, marking end of business with Japanese LCD suppliers

Aaron Infante

Starting next year, all iPhone models, including the iPhone SE, will have organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays as Apple moves away from liquid crystal displays (LCDs), Japanese newspaper Nikkei reported on Tuesday, September 3.

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Intel’s Core Ultra 200V chips launch: 30% more performance and 50% less power consumption than predecessors

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Intel unveils its latest Core Ultra 200V series processors, codenamed Lunar Lake, claiming to surpass the capabilities of their predecessors and rival chips from AMD and Qualcomm. This series marks Intel's first foray into

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China aims for semiconductor self-sufficiency with $47.5 billion fund amid U.S. sanctions

Michael Anthony Bitoon

China is reshaping the global semiconductor market by outspending every other nation on chipmaking machines. In the first half of 2024, China spent a staggering $25 billion on semiconductor equipment, surpassing the combined spending of

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Intel Core i7-12700K processor goes 133% off at Walmart, sold for only $75

Aaron Infante

A local customer lucked out on the greatest deal of his life, scoring an Intel Alder Lake desktop processor for just $75 on a Walmart clearance sale. The lucky buyer was Reddit user dekugon22 who

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New study reveals breakthrough in battery formation, extending cycle life by 50%

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Researchers at the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center recently discovered that charging lithium-ion batteries at high currents during their initial formation significantly extends their lifespan by 50%. The study, led by Professor Will Chueh and

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Midjourney reveals expansion to hardware amid steeper AI rivalry

Aaron Infante

Following success in the artificial intelligence (AI) image-generating landscape, Midjourney is ready to expand into hardware, according to a Thursday announcement posted on its official X account. “We’re officially getting into hardware. If

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Open-source project transforms Raspberry Pi-powered keyholder into backup device

Michael Anthony Bitoon

A clever new open-source project from Thinklearndo has turned the humble Raspberry Pi 3 into a smart keyholder that automatically backs up data from connected flash drives. This innovative device tackles the ever-present

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