The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has leaked in full, with renders and specs appearing online. The phone shows a radical new camera island design and some key spec bumps just weeks before launch.
A developer has released an open-source “Legacy Notepad” that uses just 2.1MB of RAM, compared to the official Windows 11 app’s 52.3MB. The project, created by GitHub user ForLoopCodes, is a direct response to Microsoft’s Copilot AI integration into the classic text editor.
According to Android Authority, Samsung is facing growing consumer disillusionment. The upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra may lose a core S Pen feature, and the S26 series isn’t expected to bring major upgrades either.
Nubank, the massive Latin American digital bank, has won conditional approval for a U.S. national bank charter. The move is a major step in its global expansion, with plans to launch deposit accounts and credit cards stateside.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Windows 11 has surpassed 1 billion users, reaching the milestone slightly faster than Windows 10. However, the OS is plagued by a negative reputation and ongoing reliability problems, with Microsoft now pledging to urgently address them. Hundreds of millions of
Microsoft’s CFO Amy Hood forecasts a significant drop in revenue for its More Personal Computing segment, which includes Surface devices. The decline is attributed to RAM supply constraints and the end of the Windows 10 upgrade surge.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX and artificial intelligence company xAI are reportedly in talks to merge. This would follow xAI’s $33 billion acquisition of the social platform X last year. The potential deal raises big questions about the future structure of Musk’s sprawling business interests.
Enterprise AI use is up 50%, but daily workflow adoption is stuck below 60%. The next phase isn’t about access to intelligence, but about turning it into smarter, faster decisions in factories and supply chains.
Wolfspeed has launched a new top-side cooled semiconductor package for its silicon carbide power devices. The TOLT package is built on its Gen 4 MOSFET tech and targets the intense power demands of AI data centers. It’s the second of three planned top-side cooled families from the company.
In a startup world obsessed with speed, South Park Commons is raising $500 million to fund its “anti-accelerator” model. The members-only community lets technologists explore for six months, with no pressure to even start a company.
