Intel and BOE are bringing smartphone-style adaptive refresh technology to laptops in 2026. Their 1Hz display technology could reduce power consumption by up to 65%, fundamentally changing how long laptops can last on battery power.
Apple’s iPhone revenue missed Q4 expectations due to iPhone 17 supply constraints, but Tim Cook predicts a record-breaking December quarter. The company faces a critical test of its supply chain capabilities during the crucial holiday season.
Google’s newly published research claims Android devices significantly outperform iPhones in security protections. But what do these findings really mean for everyday users?
Microsoft has rolled out a comprehensive visual redesign for its Office suite on iOS devices. The update brings Apple’s Liquid Glass design language to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with significant interface changes.
Apple’s transition to 2nm chip technology with the A20 processor may come with significant cost increases. Industry reports suggest the advanced manufacturing process could make the A20 Apple’s most expensive component yet, potentially affecting which iPhone 18 models receive the new chip.
Apple’s forthcoming A20 chip, expected to debut in the iPhone 18 lineup next year, could represent a substantial cost increase for the tech giant, according to industry reports. The processor is anticipated to be the first widely available chip built on TSMC’s 2-nanometer manufacturing process, marking a significant leap from the current 3nm technology used in Apple’s recent A-series processors.
A new beta update to Google’s app reportedly enables direct incognito searches from the app interface, opening results in Chrome’s private mode with tracking cookies blocked. This brings a long-awaited privacy feature to Android, similar to what iPhone users have had for years.
Google is testing a significant privacy enhancement for Android users through its main application, according to reports from Android Authority. The pre-release update, dubbed “History Off,” allows users to initiate private searches directly from the Google app that automatically open in Chrome’s incognito mode. This development comes as Google confirms some Chrome privacy initiatives are being phased out, making this new feature particularly timely for privacy-conscious users.
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A group of fifty-five Chinese iPhone and iPad users has formally accused Apple of monopolistic practices through its App Store policies. The complaint filed with China’s market regulator challenges Apple’s exclusive control over app distribution and payment processing in the country.
Fifty-five iPhone and iPad users in China have jointly filed an antitrust complaint with the country’s market regulator, accusing Apple of abusing its dominant market position through restrictive App Store policies, according to reports from Reuters and Sina. The group, represented by legal counsel, submitted their petition last week to the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), urging officials to launch a formal investigation into what they characterize as monopolistic practices.
Apple has reclaimed the position as the world’s second-most valuable company after a stock rally pushed its market capitalization above Microsoft’s. The surge comes amid reports of strong initial sales for the iPhone 17, particularly in key markets like China and the United States.
Apple has reportedly overtaken Microsoft as the world’s second-most valuable company by market capitalization, according to recent financial data. Sources indicate Apple’s valuation reached approximately $3.9 trillion as of Monday afternoon, edging past Microsoft‘s $3.8 trillion valuation. Only Nvidia, with a $4.4 trillion market cap, currently ranks higher among publicly traded companies.
