Ford is pulling the plug on its headline-grabbing F-150 Lightning EV. The company plans to replace it with an Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) version that promises up to 700 miles of range using a gas generator. This move comes as Ford faces stiff competition and prepares a new $30,000 midsiz
Micron Technology reports booming revenue and predicts the industry-wide memory shortage will persist. The AI boom is driving unprecedented demand for high-bandwidth memory, squeezing supply for everything else and pushing prices up.
A UK startup called Hydrohertz has a new solution for EV charging bottlenecks: the Dectravalve. This rotary coolant router targets battery hotspots in milliseconds, potentially cutting fast-charge times by 60%. The tech could also boost battery longevity by roughly 20%, but it faces a long road to p
Intel is rolling out a new graphics driver stack for Linux. The update focuses on performance optimizations and fixing issues with upcoming Xe3 hardware.
New reader polls are showing a worrying lack of enthusiasm for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26. This flat reaction, before the phone is even announced, signals deeper issues for Samsung’s flagship strategy.
Get ready for more expensive phones and fewer choices. A new forecast pins 2026’s expected shipment decline on soaring DRAM and NAND prices, putting pressure on everyone except maybe Apple and Samsung.
PC OEMs like Acer and ASUS are feeling the pinch from rising DRAM costs but haven’t changed official prices yet. The real impact on consumer pricing is being delayed by long-term supply agreements, with significant changes expected to hit in mid-2026.
Nick Reiner, son of director Rob Reiner, was arrested following the death of his parents in their Brentwood home. The 32-year-old has publicly battled drug addiction and homelessness, a struggle that inspired his father’s 2015 film.
The era of simple relay satellites is over. With AI models and high-performance computing moving to orbit, a new data resilience problem has emerged. The solution might be treating the entire constellation as one giant, self-healing hard drive.
This week’s tech news is all about bridges. Google and Apple are building one for your data, while Android is reviving the classic “bump” to share contacts. And yes, Google’s XR glasses are real and being tested.
