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Reporting and analysis on Big Tech, software, platforms, hardware, and the digital economy.
Honor Launches Robot Phone in China With Built-in Gimbal Camera
Honor has officially launched its ambitious Robot Phone in China, featuring a motorized three-axis stabilization system, an ARRI partnership, and a starting price of RMB 9,999 (approximately $1,480 USD). While early hands-on testing highlights exceptional gimbal tracking, the device will be produced only in limited quantities. Built on more than 100 patents and packing a … Read more
PC Partner Forecasts Severe Budget GPU Shortages for Late 2026
PC Partner Group has warned that entry-level graphics cards will face severe shortages and skyrocketing average selling prices during the second half of 2026. The parent company behind ZOTAC, Inno3D, and Manli reported rising memory costs and constrained component supplies, driving a challenging market for budget PC builders. PC Partner Reports Rising Costs and Constrained … Read more
Pixel 11 Launches With Tensor G6 Chip And Limited AI Pro Promotion
Google has introduced the Pixel 11 lineup powered by the custom Tensor G6 processor, promising faster web browsing and substantial efficiency gains. The tech landscape shifts once again as Google rolls out its latest hardware generation. Alongside the hardware drop, consumer options for promotional software perks are experiencing a structural adjustment that alters the value … Read more
Block Shares Drop Despite 65 Percent Jump in Adjusted Earnings
Block shares dropped roughly six percent following its second-quarter earnings report on August 5, 2026, despite a 65 percent year-over-year increase in adjusted earnings per share and raised full-year profit guidance driven by artificial intelligence workforce efficiencies and growing consumer lending originations. Financial markets often punish companies for looking too far ahead, even when the … Read more
Rivian Autonomy+ Beats GM Super Cruise on Highways But Lags Tesla FSD
Rivian Automotive’s Autonomy+ driver-assistance system outperforms General Motors’ Super Cruise on highways but trails Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) on city streets, according to test drives reported across Midwest highways and Michigan roads, as automakers vie for recurring software revenue. The race to dominate hands-free driving technology has entered a new phase as automakers push toward vertical … Read more
Porsche to Offer Manual Transmission for 2027 911 Carrera S in North America
Porsche is swimming against the current in an automotive market where automakers are steadily abandoning manual gearboxes, announcing that a six-speed manual transmission is returning to the Porsche 911 Carrera S for the 2027 model year. The announcement was made during Monterey Car Week, according to MotorTrend. Officially designated as the 2027 Porsche 911 Carrera … Read more
Samsung Reportedly Developing Galaxy H1 Over-Ear Wireless Headphones
Samsung is reportedly developing its first pair of full-sized over-ear wireless headphones under the codename Galaxy H1, with a potential release arriving as early as next year. References spotted in the Galaxy Wearable app point to a high-end product designed to compete with flagship audio models. The South Korean technology giant already maintains a broad … Read more
Aston Martin Unveils 838-Horsepower Valen V12 Supercar Ahead of Monterey Debut
Aston Martin has introduced the Valen, a new bespoke limited-edition supercar making its public debut at The Quail during Monterey Car Week. Produced by the brand’s ultra-exclusive Q brand and Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) team, the Valen is based on the current Vanquish and serves as an experimental alter ego alongside bespoke low-volume projects such … Read more
Shot Scope Launches Golf GPS and Tracking App for Apple Watch
Edinburgh-based Shot Scope has launched its golf GPS and shot-tracking app for the Apple Watch, priced at a one-time fee of $149.99 or £149.99. The software brings over 100 statistics, green contour maps, and dynamic hazard yardages directly to the smartwatch without requiring an annual subscription. Shot Scope Brings Full Ecosystem to Apple Watch Without … Read more
Google Unveils Pixel 11 Lineup With Tensor G6 Chips and Gemini AI
Alphabet unveiled its Pixel 11 lineup on Wednesday, pairing a Gemini AI model with faster Tensor G6 chips, higher base storage starting at 256 gigabytes, and innovative hardware additions like the notification-altering HiLight camera flash and standalone Pixel Tag trackers. Google wants its newest hardware generation to change how people interact with mobile devices. The … Read more
Google Pixel 11 Starts at $899 as Google Doubles Base Storage to 256GB
Google has raised the entry price for its newest flagship smartphone lineup in the United States, with the standard Pixel 11 starting at $899. The $100 price increase over the previous generation arrives alongside a doubled minimum storage capacity of 256GB across the entire device series. Google has officially recast the economics of its smartphone … Read more
Insta360 Developing Two AI-Powered Interchangeable-Lens Mirrorless Cameras
Insta360 is developing two interchangeable-lens mirrorless cameras that will incorporate artificial intelligence and unconventional designs, with a prototype possibly slated for a 2027 exhibition debut, according to company founder and CEO Jingkang “JK” Liu. Insta360 Targets Interchangeable-Lens Market With Two Distinct Models Insta360 is entering the traditional interchangeable-lens mirrorless market, confirming development plans for two … Read more