The ultra-thin phone revolution appears to be hitting major roadblocks. Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge reportedly sold so poorly that its successor, the S26 Edge, has been canceled. Apple might be facing similar issues with its rumored iPhone Air.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 appears to be getting a subtle thickness increase according to new CAD data. The change from 6.96mm to 7.24mm could allow for battery improvements and better heat management. This might be exactly what compact flagship users need.
A YouTuber has successfully run a Minecraft server on a cheap smart light bulb from AliExpress. The project uses specialized software to work with the bulb’s extremely limited hardware. This continues the trend of running Minecraft on increasingly obscure hardware platforms.
At Tesla’s 2025 shareholder meeting, Elon Musk floated building a “terafab” chip manufacturing plant to secure the company’s AI future. He revealed Tesla’s AI5 chip uses one-third the power of Nvidia’s Blackwell at under one-tenth the cost. The proposed factory would start at 100,000 wafer starts mo
Windows 11 is getting haptic feedback settings that work with compatible touchpads. The feature will provide subtle vibrations when snapping windows and aligning objects. It’s currently hidden in development builds and not yet functional.
Samsung appears ready to finally embrace proper magnetic wireless charging with the Galaxy S26. After years of requiring accessory cases for magnetic functionality, the S26 might include built-in Qi2 support. This would bring Samsung in line with Apple’s MagSafe and Google’s recent Pixel charging sy
The AI boom has triggered severe NAND flash shortages, doubling prices since July 2025. Phison’s CEO warns the supply crunch could last years as manufacturers hesitate to build new factories despite surging demand from cloud providers.
Samsung is reportedly delaying its Galaxy S26 Ultra launch to late February 2026, with sales starting in early March. The delay stems from poor S25 Edge sales forcing a complete lineup restructuring. Samsung will now launch just three models instead of four.
AI servers are generating 20 times more heat than traditional servers, making liquid cooling essential. Current racks require 142kW, with 240kW models coming within a year. The cooling challenge is creating a massive opportunity for experienced vendors.
AI semiconductors face critical power delivery bottlenecks as compute performance has increased 90,000x since 2005 while data transfer speeds only grew 30x. With chips consuming up to 1,200 watts each and current densities causing electromigration issues, engineers are turning to molybdenum intercon
