Flipper One Puts a Full Linux System in a Pocket-Sized Networking Device
Flipper One combines a full Linux computer with modular networking hardware in a pocket form factor, moving beyond the more limited Flipper Zero design.
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Flipper One Packs a Full Linux System Into a Pocket Device
Flipper One runs full Linux on ARM hardware inside a pocket-sized case while keeping advanced networking features and modular expansion.
Samsung Unveils AI-Driven TV and Monitor Advances at Sydney Tech Event
Samsung's Australian Tech Summit in Sydney previews AI-enhanced TVs and Odyssey monitors, focusing on picture quality improvements for developers and pros.
Samsung Unveils AI-Driven Display Tech at Australian Tech Summit
Samsung's Australian Tech Summit 2026 in Sydney showcases AI enhancements for its new TVs and Odyssey gaming monitors, focusing on improved picture quality and viewing experiences ahead of global launches.
Leaked Images Surface of Microsoft's Smaller Xbox Controller for Cloud Gaming
Leaked certification images reveal Microsoft's compact new Xbox controller with Wi-Fi for direct cloud gaming connections, promising lower latency for streamed play.
Microsoft Announces Driver Quality Initiative at WinHEC 2026
Microsoft launches the Driver Quality Initiative at WinHEC 2026 to improve hardware driver standards and collaboration in the Windows ecosystem.
Google Unveils Googlebook, a Gemini-Powered Laptop Line
Google launches Googlebook laptops with Gemini AI at the core, featuring a Magic Pointer for contextual assistance and a hybrid Android-ChromeOS platform aimed at premium users.
Google Unveils Googlebook Platform for Android Laptops
Google launches Googlebook, an Android-based laptop platform with Gemini AI features, partnering with Dell, HP, and Lenovo to target premium markets.
iRobot Emerges from Bankruptcy with Eight New, Smaller Roomba Models
iRobot, fresh from bankruptcy, launches eight smaller, improved Roomba models under Chinese ownership, aiming to revive its pioneering robot vacuum line.
Apple Reportedly Rejects Touch ID for Apple Watch Digital Crown
Apple has reportedly abandoned plans to add Touch ID to the Apple Watch's Digital Crown due to cost and battery life issues, sticking with existing authentication methods.
Modder Turns $100 Server GPU into $200 PCIe Beast for AI Workloads
A modder converts a $100 Nvidia Tesla V100 server GPU into a $200 PCIe card that excels in AI inference, outperforming some modern midrange options on efficiency.
Right to Repair Champion Louis Rossmann Funds Defense Against Bambu Lab's Developer Threat
Right to repair advocate Louis Rossmann pledges $10,000 to defend an OrcaSlicer developer threatened with a cease and desist by 3D printer maker Bambu Lab, calling for community crowdfunding.
TheA1200 Amiga Emulator Delayed to December Amid Chip Shortages
Retro Games Ltd delays the TheA1200 Amiga emulator to December 4 due to ongoing global chip shortages, using the time to improve software compatibility.
Valve Introduces Reservations to Curb Steam Controller Scalpers
Valve's new reservations queue for the Steam Controller aims to block scalpers after the initial $99 sale sold out amid checkout issues and eBay markups.
Microsoft Previews Project Helix, Next Xbox Console, in Debut Dev Showcase
Microsoft's first Xbox Game Dev Update stream today introduces Project Helix, the next-gen successor to Series X/S, offering developers an early glimpse at upcoming hardware.
Valve Releases Steam Controller CAD Files Under Creative Commons License
Valve has open-sourced the CAD files for its Steam Controller and Puck under a Creative Commons license, enabling users to design and 3D print custom accessories while encouraging community sharing.
Apple Limits RAM Configurations on Mac Studio and Mac Mini as Memory Shortage Deepens
Apple has eliminated high-RAM options for Mac Studio and Mac Mini models due to a deepening global memory shortage, with delivery waits stretching to 10 weeks and CEO Tim Cook warning of months-long supply issues.
Samsung and Qualcomm Hit Milestone in 5G Fixed Wireless with Power Class 1 Validation on Virtualized RAN
Samsung and Qualcomm validate 5G Power Class 1 for fixed wireless access on virtualized RAN, boosting coverage and performance for broadband delivery.
Valve Releases CAD Files for Steam Controller and Puck Under Creative Commons
Valve has released CAD files for the Steam Controller and Puck under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license, encouraging makers to design and share non-commercial accessories.
Apple Limits RAM Configurations on Mac Mini and Mac Studio as Memory Crunch Deepens
Apple has removed 32GB and higher RAM options from Mac Mini and Mac Studio models due to a worsening global memory shortage, extending delivery waits to 9-10 weeks.
Apple Restricts RAM Options on Mac Studio and Mac Mini as Chip Shortage Persists
Apple has further limited RAM options on Mac Studio and Mac Mini models due to a worsening global memory chip shortage, with delivery waits stretching to ten weeks and key configurations unavailable.
Apple Explores Intel and Samsung as Backup Chip Suppliers in the US
Apple is holding early talks with Intel and Samsung to produce chips in the US as backups to TSMC, aiming to diversify its supply chain amid global risks.
Apple Eyes Intel and Samsung for US-Based Chip Production
Apple is in early discussions with Intel and Samsung to produce its device processors in the US, seeking alternatives to longtime partner TSMC amid supply chain diversification efforts.
Lego and Sega Team Up for a Buildable Sega Genesis Console Set
Lego and Sega announced a 479-piece building set recreating the Sega Genesis console, priced at $39.99 and launching June 1 for adult fans of 90s gaming nostalgia.
Birdfy Smart Bird Feeder Drops to Lowest Price for Mother's Day
Netvue's Birdfy smart bird feeder hits record lows for Mother's Day, with the 1080p model at $99.99 and 4K version at $259.99, delivering app alerts for backyard wildlife.
TI-84 Evo Sparks Hacker News Buzz
Texas Instruments' TI-84 Evo graphing calculator generates strong interest on Hacker News, with 241 points and 249 comments, highlighting ongoing relevance of legacy educational hardware.
Apple Raises Mac Mini Starting Price to $799
Apple has discontinued the $599 Mac Mini with 256GB storage, raising the starting price to $799 amid CEO Tim Cook's warnings of chip shortages affecting supply for months.
Splatoon Raiders Preorders Break Nintendo's Pricing Norms on Switch 2
Physical preorders for Splatoon Raiders on Nintendo Switch 2 are available for $49.94 at Walmart and Amazon, undercutting the $49.99 digital price and offering nearly 20% off the $59.99 MSRP.