If it seems like every company is now hawking a foldable phone, you’re not wrong. After years of technology experiments and lots of engineering refinements, the big phone designers are going mainstream with models that have ironed out many early problems like visible screen creases. And that’s all before Apple jumps into the market with … Read More “Could Your Next Phone Be a Foldable? New Tech and a Possible Apple Model Makes It More Likely” »
According to Nikkei Asia, even as suppliers ramp up DRAM production, manufacturers are only expected to meet 60 percent of demand by the end of 2027. SK Group chairman has even said that shortages could last until 2030. The world’s largest memory makers — Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron — are all working to add … Read More “The RAM shortage could last years” »
This week’s system design refresher: AI for Engineering Leaders: Course Direction Survey What is a Data Lakehouse? (Youtube video) How the JVM Works Figma Design to Code, Code to Design: Clearly Explained 12 AI Papers that Changed Everything How Load Balancers Work? Optimistic locking vs pessimistic locking We are working on a course, AI for … Read More “EP211: How the JVM Works” »
TL;DR The new Fire TV Stick HD is the second Amazon streaming stick to launch with Vega OS. Some customers looking to buy the device are being warned that they won’t be able to sideload apps. Amazon has also announced that it will continue to support a majority of Fire TV streaming sticks and cubes … Read More “Amazon’s new Fire TV Stick HD signals the end of sideloading” »
Like them or not, smart glasses are emerging as a major trend from more companies than it feels possible to even keep track of. With Meta already releasing waves of glasses over the last year and having more on deck for this year, and Google prepping its own, more fashion brands are entering the mix. … Read More “The Race for Fashion Smart Glasses Is On” »
This will disrupt ecosystems as mesotherms are typically apex predators that exert disproportionate control on species below them in the food chain, said Edward Snelling, co-author and physiologist at the University of Pretoria. “These species are being pushed closer to their physiological limits, which could have consequences for where they can live and how they … Read More “Great white sharks are overheating” »
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Tecno has announced it will expand its portfolio of Pop Series smartphones with the launch of the Pop X 5G on April 20, which will be sold through Amazon.in in India. Neither Tecno nor Amazon has revealed the price of the Pop X 5G; however, both companies have revealed a few of the phone’s features, … Read More “Tecno Pop X 5G's key features, design, and launch date revealed” »
Samsung’s custom chip efforts haven’t exactly enjoyed smooth sailing. After years of manufacturing setbacks, design changes, and repeated hiatuses, the company is finally aiming to get Exynos back on track. For global customers, that comeback begins with the Galaxy S26, where Samsung’s in-house silicon returns to the flagship lineup. Exynos has endured a turbulent decade. … Read More “Samsung bet big on AMD for Exynos — here’s how it’s actually working out” »
1: Intelligentsia House Blend Trendy Intelligentsia coffee isn’t worth the steep price. Katherine Peach/CNET Intelligentsia is a Chicago-founded roaster that’s become a widespread specialty coffee brand in grocery stores coast to coast. At $20 for a 12-ounce bag of whole beans at my local Brooklyn grocery store, Intelligentsia House Blend coffee can be considered an … Read More “There’s Good (and Very Bad) Coffee at the Grocery Store. I Tested 20 Bags to Find the Best” »
