A never-released iOS 19 prototype has surfaced, giving us a rare look at Apple’s software plans years in advance. The build, from an EVT-stage iPhone 16 Pro, hints at features planned for iOS 27 and confirms Apple’s internal naming chaos.
MIT researchers have created an aerial microrobot that can fly with the speed and agility of a real insect. Using a novel two-part AI controller, it’s 450% faster and can perform consecutive somersaults. However, significant hurdles remain before these bots can search disaster zones.
A new analyst note suggests Apple might use Intel’s 18A-P process for non-Pro iPhones in 2028. This follows Ming-Chi Kuo’s report of an NDA and sample procurement. But shifting core silicon away from TSMC is a monumental risk.
IBASE Technology has unveiled its MAF801 Edge AI platform, designed for tough industrial environments. It leverages 14th/13th/12th Gen Intel Core processors and dedicated GPU expansion to handle real-time analytics and machine vision.
Just days before its December 12 launch in South Korea, the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold’s performance scores have leaked. The benchmarks show it significantly underperforming the official scores for its Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. This comes after Samsung defended using the last-gen processor.
Google’s stock is up 66% in 2025, fueled by its AI ambitions. A reported multi-billion dollar deal to supply Meta with its custom Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) could signal a major shift in the high-stakes AI hardware race, directly challenging Nvidia.
Infinix has officially confirmed its partnership with the famed Italian design house Pininfarina. The collaboration will result in the Note 60 Ultra smartphone, set to launch in 2025.
Leaked images show the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 in black and white. The design mirrors the Pro model but ditches the silicone eartips for a new stem-based look.
Amazon is integrating Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion into its next-gen Trainium4 AI accelerators for a 6x performance boost. Meanwhile, its long-teased Trainium3 chips are finally hitting the market, packed into massive 144-chip servers.
Samsung has pulled back the curtain on how it builds and tests its flagship Galaxy Z TriFold. The process involves automated assembly, 3D laser scanning, and a brutal 200,000-cycle folding test.
