Tag: electronics
Samsung Appoints New Head of TV Division Amid Rising Pressure from Chinese Competitors
Samsung Electronics names Lee Won-jin as new TV division chief as Chinese rivals intensify competition in the global television market.
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Russian Ministry Excludes PCs and Storage Devices from Parallel Import List
Russia’s Ministry of Industry and Trade removes certain computer hardware and storage devices from the parallel import list, effective May 2026.
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Researchers Discover Novel Electronic and Battery Materials by Interrupting Common Chemical Reactions
Scientists at UK universities uncovered new materials with unique properties by halting standard synthesis processes early.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Long-Lasting Air-Iron Flow Battery with Over 6000 Cycle Lifespan
Chinese scientists have introduced an air-iron flow battery that can exceed 6000 charge cycles without capacity loss, using a water-based electrolyte.
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Scientists Uncover Quantum Effect That Could Power Microchips from Ambient Signals
Researchers identify a quantum phenomenon that may convert electrical signals into usable current to power microchips without bulky components.
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Global Smartphone Shipments Rise 1% in Q1 2026 Despite Memory Chip Shortage
Worldwide smartphone shipments increased by 1% in the first quarter of 2026 despite ongoing memory chip supply challenges.
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Swiss Researchers Develop Self-Recharging ‘Forever’ Batteries Powered by Rain and Sunlight
Scientists at EPFL created batteries that continuously generate electricity through water evaporation, rejuvenated by rain and sunlight.
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Global Silicon Wafer Shipments Rise 13% in Q1 2026 Driven by AI Demand
Silicon wafer shipments reached 3.275 billion square inches in Q1 2026, up 13% year-over-year, fueled by increased AI industry needs.
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Top Laptop Brands and Consumer Trends in Russia Revealed by M.Video in Q1 2026
M.Video reports the leading laptop brands and shifting consumer preferences in Russia during the first quarter of 2026.
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Gallium Oxide Semiconductors Show Promise for Ultra-Low Temperature Applications
KAUST researchers find gallium oxide semiconductors function effectively at temperatures colder than those in outer space.
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Toyota Launches Limited-Edition Gaming Chair Based on Crown Sedan Front Seat
Toyota debuts a gaming chair crafted from the front seat of its Crown sedan, featuring power adjustments, heating, ventilation, and USB-C connectivity.
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Samsung Worker Strike to Temporarily Impact Global Memory Chip Production Amid Supply Tightening
A worker strike at Samsung’s South Korean plant is set to reduce global memory chip output, potentially increasing prices during ongoing supply shortages.
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