Tag: Semiconductors
News and analysis on chipsets, GPUs, and the global silicon supply chain.
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Phone AI chips: Why your next Android will feel faster
Phone AI chips are the specialized processors inside modern smartphones that run artificial intelligence tasks locally. They let features such as live translation, smarter camera
Portable projectors: Why 2026 models finally work in daylight
Portable projectors are no longer just evening devices. Advances in light engines, better screen materials and AI image processing now let many compact models deliver
Flexible OLED screens: Why they’re moving into cheaper phones
Flexible OLED screens are increasingly appearing in mid-range smartphones because production has become cheaper and more reliable. The term Flexible OLED refers to organic light-emitting
Smartphone RAM Prices: Why your next phone may cost more
Smartphone RAM prices are under renewed upward pressure, and that can raise the cost of a new phone. Supply constraints for advanced mobile memory (LPDDR5/5X),
OpenAI hardware: What Jony Ive could be building
Reports about the collaboration between Jony Ive and OpenAI point to a focused effort to create a new kind of consumer AI device. The aim
CES 2026: 7 shifts that will shape the gadgets you buy
Last updated: 01. January 2026 Berlin, 01. January 2026 Insights CES 2026 previews seven shifts likely to change the gadgets you buy: more on-device AI,
20,000mAh Phones: Why Silicon‑Carbon Batteries Matter
Mobile batteries are getting bigger, and one material keeps appearing in research and pilots: the silicon‑carbon battery. It promises higher energy density in the same
PC Memory Crunch: What it means for prices and upgrades
If you have delayed a RAM upgrade because prices climbed, the PC memory crunch is the reason to pay attention now. Supply choices by chip
RAM becomes pricier: How to spot a good budget smartphone despite shortages
As DRAM supply tightens, the RAM price for phones is rising and that makes choosing a cheap Android device harder. This article gives practical, long‑lasting
Quantum computing explained: 10 ideas from qubits to decoherence
Quantum computing is often described as mysterious, but the basic questions are simple: how do qubits store information, why does entanglement matter, and what stops