Apple is leaving money on the table because it can’t make enough iPhones to meet “staggering” demand, thanks to chip shortages. In response, the company is reportedly planning to stagger future iPhone model releases, potentially pushing a basic model to 2027.
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.
Apple reported a massive earnings beat, fueled by a 23% surge in iPhone sales to $85.27 billion. However, the stock dipped as analysts expressed concern over rising memory costs and a lack of full-year guidance, overshadowing the strong quarter.
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.
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.
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.
According to Engadget, the Nex Playground is a surprise hit, selling 650,000 units last year. The $249 device revives motion gaming with a simple plug-and-play design, but locks you into an $89 annual subscription for all its games.
Samsung posted record Q4 2025 profits, largely from semiconductors, while its mobile division saw double-digit annual profit growth. The company’s roadmap for 2026 focuses on expanding AI smartphone leadership with the upcoming Galaxy S26 series and developing slimmer, lighter form factors across it
Dell’s refurbished outlet is offering the newly redesigned Alienware Area-51 16 gaming laptop. It features a full metal build and, crucially, Nvidia’s flagship GeForce RTX 5090 mobile GPU with 24GB of VRAM.
Microsoft has launched its new Maia 200 AI accelerator, built for running large AI models. It claims significant performance advantages over hardware from AWS and Google Cloud. The chip is already powering internal services like Copilot.
