Samsung’s TriFold phone is now a portable PC monitor
Samsung is adding a clever new feature to its upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold. By connecting to a PC, the massive unfolded screen can function as a portable secondary display.
Category: Innovation
A Physicist’s Radical Plan to Fix Quantum Physics
According to The Economist, physicist Vlatko Vedral is tackling the century-old “biggest problem” in physics: the inconsistent boundary between the quantum and classical worlds. In a podcast marking 100 years of quantum theory, he lays out a radical vision to build a consistent understanding of the
Slovakia just flipped the switch on a quantum-secure national network
Slovakia has launched its first national quantum communication infrastructure, a project led by IonQ’s ID Quantique and the Slovak Academy of Sciences. The network uses a hybrid of Quantum Key Distribution and post-quantum cryptography to secure links between critical sites like the Presidential Pal
A Space Solar Startup Just Beamed Power From an Airplane
A startup called Overview Space has come out of stealth after a successful test of its space solar power technology. The company transmitted “multiple thousands of watts” via a near-infrared laser from an aircraft at 5,000 meters to a ground receiver. This is a key step toward its goal of beaming so
Lenovo’s wild new gaming laptop has a screen that stretches
Lenovo is reportedly working on a gaming laptop with a rollable OLED screen that can stretch from a standard size to an ultrawide 21:9 panel. The Legion Pro Rollable is targeting a debut in early 2026, likely at CES, and will pack Intel Core Ultra and Nvidia RTX 50-series hardware.
Citi and PYMNTS Launch a Podcast to Demystify Stablecoins for Business
Citi and PYMNTS have launched a new podcast, “Stable State,” aimed at corporate leaders. The show, co-hosted by PYMNTS CEO Karen Webster and Citi’s Ryan Rugg, will focus on practical, real-world applications of stablecoins in business.
Women ‘Bro-Code’ Their LinkedIn Profiles, See Engagement Soar
A viral experiment has women changing their gender on LinkedIn to ‘male’ to test the algorithm. The anecdotal results are stark, with some seeing engagement jump over 1100%. It’s raising huge questions about bias in the platforms we rely on.
ChatGPT Just Got Photoshop. Here’s What That Actually Means.
You can now use Adobe’s flagship creative tools directly inside ChatGPT with simple text prompts. This is a major step in OpenAI’s plan to turn its chatbot into an app platform, but the experience is limited and free for now.
A New Catalyst Could Finally Make Green Hydrogen Affordable
A breakthrough in catalyst design from the University of Hong Kong tackles the biggest cost hurdle in green hydrogen production. The new material uses minimal ruthenium and forms a protective skin, allowing it to last over 1,400 hours in harsh acidic conditions.
Apple’s 2026 Mac Plan: A Cheap Laptop and a Touchscreen Pro
Apple is reportedly planning two game-changing Macs for 2026. A budget-friendly $599 model aims at Chromebook buyers, while a redesigned M6 MacBook Pro may finally add a touchscreen.