Technology
How Apartment Buzzer Systems are Revolutionizing Building Access
In today’s fast-paced world, technology is transforming every facet of our lives, including the way we access our homes and buildings. One of the...
Intel Pursues AMD as Foundry Customer in Historic Move
In a development that would have seemed impossible just years ago, Intel is in early talks with AMD to manufacture chips for its longtime...
Apple Pauses Vision Pro 2027 to Focus on AI Smart Glasses
Apple has made a surprising strategic shift, halting work on the planned 2027 overhaul of its Vision Pro headset to redirect resources toward developing...
Samsung Pursues Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 With 2nm GAA Process
Samsung is making a strategic push to manufacture future Snapdragon chipsets using its advanced 2nm GAA (Gate-All-Around) technology. The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5...
Apple’s M2 chipset to enter mass production by the end of...
The Cupertino giant stunned everyone in 2020 with the announcement of ditching Intel over its own M1 chipset that is a lot more powerful...
Nvidia’s CMP 40HX specs leaked online
Nvidia’s CMP 30HX has been on the news for a while now, be for the seizure of 300 stolen cards in Hong Kong, multiple...
Apple boasts the new App Tracking Transparency feature in a dedicated...
Apple started to roll out its iOS 14.5/ iPadOS 14.5 update, and it brings along with it the new App Tracking Transparency feature. It...
Ford to start expecting orders for its Mustang GT and GT...
Ford announced that starting from tomorrow it will accept orders for the GT and GT Performance variants of its first electric Mustang. The company...
All the changes in Apple’s new watchOS 7.4
Apple announced a host of updates for all of its devices yesterday, and that includes its favourite watchOS as well. It has brought a...
Samsung launches PM1653 SAS Enterprise SSD to accelerate Server Storage performance
The South Korean giant has launched the industry’s first 24G SAS storage based on 100+ layer vertical NAND
We know Samsung is a leader when...
