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Apple Leads Global Smartphone Sales in 2025, Dominates Top 10 List
Apple’s iPhone 16 was the top-selling smartphone worldwide in 2025, with both Apple and Samsung capturing 19% of global sales.
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Crew-12 Enters Quarantine Ahead of Accelerated Launch to Sparse ISS Crew
Crew-12 has begun a mandatory quarantine ahead of an expedited launch to the International Space Station, now with a reduced crew onboard.
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Tesla Plans Multi-Billion-Dollar TeraFab Semiconductor Plant to Tackle Chip Shortages
Tesla announces a costly expansion into semiconductor manufacturing with the TeraFab plant to address chip supply limitations from current vendors.
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Xiaomi Launches Harry Potter Edition of Redmi Pad 2 Pro in China
Xiaomi introduces a special Harry Potter edition of its 12.1-inch Redmi Pad 2 Pro tablet exclusively in China, catering to fans of the wizarding world.
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LG Launches Subscription Service for TVs and Monitors in the UK
LG introduces a subscription model in the UK offering TVs, monitors, speakers, and soundbars for monthly rental.
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NASA Conducts First Test in Over 60 Years of Nuclear Rocket Engine Prototype
NASA has revived nuclear rocket engine testing with a new prototype, potentially enabling faster, longer space missions with enhanced capabilities.
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DDR4 and DDR5 Memory Price Growth Pauses While DDR3 and NAND Prices Continue Rising
Memory market sees a pause in DDR4 and DDR5 price increases, while DDR3 and NAND prices keep climbing amid recent trading activity.
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Samsung Launches Galaxy A07 5G with Large 6000mAh Battery
Samsung introduced the Galaxy A07 5G, a budget-friendly smartphone featuring a high-capacity 6000mAh battery for extended use.
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NASA’s Juno Probe Measures Ice Shell Thickness on Jupiter’s Moon Europa
Juno’s recent flyby of Europa offers precise data on its ice shell thickness, guiding future searches for life beneath the surface ocean.
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Researchers Develop Thermodynamic Computer Slashing AI Image Generation Energy Use
US scientists introduce a thermodynamic computing approach reducing energy consumption in AI image generation by up to 10 billion times.
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US Retailers Remove DDR5 and Graphics Cards from Display PCs Due to Rising Theft
American retailers have started removing DDR5 memory modules and GPUs from display gaming PCs to curb increasing theft incidents.
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Samsung Introduces Privacy Feature to Hide Smartphone Notifications from Onlookers
Samsung unveils a privacy-focused feature allowing users to control the visibility of notifications on Galaxy smartphones.
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