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A $1,700 liquid-cooled phone is capable of running Grand Theft Auto V at up to 100 FPS and Red Dead Redemption 2 at over 50 FPS through emulation. Additionally, Samsung Messages will be discontinued in favor of Google Messages.
Samsung's new Frame Pro and OLED TVs are now available to order
Samsung has made its 2026 Frame Pro and OLED TV models available for order, starting at $1,200. The Frame Pro features a Neo QLED panel and Wireless One Connect box, with new smaller size options. The S95H and S90H OLED TVs boast brighter displays, a flush wall-mounting design, and gaming features like NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro.
Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro review: The king of party projectors
The Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro is a high-end, all-in-one home theater system integrating a bright triple-laser projector with a powerful 400-watt Dolby Atmos 7.1 speaker system. Despite its hefty $5,000 price tag and weight, its portability, ease of setup, and impressive image and sound quality make it a unique and compelling option for immersive entertainment.
Gaming GPU Memory Tech Powers Micron’s Cheaper AI Hardware Push
Micron is developing a new AI hardware strategy by stacking up to four layers of GDDR memory modules, typically used in gaming GPUs, to significantly reduce costs. This approach aims to make AI hardware more affordable, with testing planned for this year and early samples potentially available in 2027. While this could benefit AI adoption, it may also impact the availability and pricing of gaming hardware due to increased demand for GDDR memory.
RAM prices are technically dropping, but AI data centers will still keep them very high
Despite recent AI algorithm updates and market fluctuations, consumer RAM prices are not significantly dropping. Manufacturers are prioritizing business-to-business sales for AI data centers, which are experiencing surging demand and higher profit margins, leaving the consumer market as an afterthought.
The RAM crisis is Apple's best chance in decades to capture the PC market
The global RAM crisis presents Apple with a unique opportunity to significantly increase its market share in the PC sector. While competitors face rising component costs and production challenges, Apple's integrated hardware and software, along with its strong profit margins, allow it to potentially offer competitive pricing and performance with its MacBook Neo. This situation could shift the balance of power away from Windows-based manufacturers.
TSMC is reportedly sold out until 2028 and even its next-gen Arizona fab is fully booked before it has even been built
TSMC is reportedly completely booked until 2028, including capacity for its next-generation N2 node, with demand coming from major tech companies like Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Intel, Google, and Amazon. This scarcity, even for future facilities, may open opportunities for competitors like Samsung and Intel. The situation suggests that consumers should not expect cheaper PCs or GPUs in the near future due to limited cutting-edge silicon production.
From a dentist's basement to half a trillion dollars and AI: Here's how memory manufacturer Micron Technology…
Micron Technology, a major semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Boise, Idaho, has a long history dating back to its founding in 1978. The company has navigated numerous challenges, including intense competition from Japanese firms, market shortages, and internal leadership changes. Micron has played a significant role in the development of DRAM and NAND flash memory, and its recent investments are bolstered by the CHIPS and Science Act, aiming to expand US-based semiconductor production.
Save $450 on this sublime 32-inch 4K 240Hz Samsung QD-OLED monitor in the Amazon Spring Sale
Amazon USA is offering a $450 discount on the 32-inch Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 gaming monitor during its Spring Sale, bringing the price down to $849. This QD-OLED monitor features a 4K resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate, making it suitable for both fast-paced shooters and cinematic titles.
Google says its new algorithm reduces AI memory overhead by 6x which could be good news for the RAMpocalypse but bad…
Google has developed a new compression algorithm called TurboQuant that reportedly reduces AI memory overhead by up to 6x without sacrificing accuracy. This development could potentially alleviate the current high demand for computer memory, impacting manufacturers like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology, and possibly leading to lower prices for consumers.
Samsung in Mid-Range AI Push with Galaxy A57 5G and A37 5G
Samsung is expanding its AI offerings to mid-range devices with the new Galaxy A57 5G and Galaxy A37 5G. These phones feature enhanced hardware, extended software support, and AI tools like Voice Transcription and improved photo editing. Samsung aims to make AI accessible to more users, not just those purchasing flagship models.
Say what you want about burn-in, sales of OLED PC monitors surged by 92% in 2025
Sales of OLED PC monitors surged by 92% in 2025, reaching 2.735 million units according to Trendforce. This growth is attributed to the popularity of 27-inch 240 Hz QHD models and strong market shares for brands like Asus, Samsung, and MSI. Further growth is expected in 2026.
Samsung Galaxy A37 and A57 hands-on: The cheaper phone might be a winner
Samsung has launched its Galaxy A37 and A57 smartphones, offering upgrades over the previous generation at competitive prices. The A37, starting at $450, features an Exynos 1480 chip and a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, while the A57, starting at $550, offers a slightly more powerful chip and improved ultra-wide camera. Both phones include AI features and fast wired charging, with official sales beginning April 9.
With rumors pointing to Meta's next VR headset using pricey Micro-OLED displays, Valve's Steam Frame could…
Rumors suggest Meta's next VR headset, codenamed 'Phoenix', may feature expensive Micro-OLED displays, positioning it as a premium device similar to the Apple Vision Pro and potentially costing over $1,000. This shift in strategy could open opportunities for Valve's Steam Frame, which is confirmed to use LCD displays and may offer a more gamer-focused alternative if pricing remains competitive.
Morning Mobilization
Users of Google's Pixel and Samsung phones are experiencing connection problems with Android Auto. The issues appear to be widespread, affecting the usability of the in-car infotainment system for these device owners.
Samsung's cheaper Mini LED TVs are now on sale
Samsung has launched its budget M70H and M80H Mini LED TVs, with prices starting at $400 for a 50-inch model. The company also introduced higher-end QN70H and QN80H Neo QLED models featuring Quantum Mini LED technology. These new televisions offer improved brightness, color accuracy, and refresh rates, with some models now available for purchase and others expected later this year.
The Morning After: WWDC 2026 is happening June 8th
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place from June 8-12, 2026, with CEO Tim Cook expected to keynote on June 8. The event will focus on upcoming operating systems like iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, with potential upgrades to Apple Intelligence and Siri. The article also touches on other tech news including Samsung's Galaxy S26 Series gaining AirDrop-like functionality and a review of the Nothing Phone 4a Pro.
LG Sound Suite review: Dolby Atmos FlexConnect in a powerful package
LG's Sound Suite offers a powerful and immersive home theater experience with its Dolby Atmos FlexConnect technology, allowing speakers to be placed anywhere without sacrificing audio performance. While the system, particularly the H7 soundbar, W7 subwoofer, and M7 speakers, is expensive and experienced some initial setup connectivity issues, it provides excellent directional audio for movies and shows. The system is best suited for those with recent LG TVs and a significant budget for a premium audio setup.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 will get Apple AirDrop support starting today
Samsung has announced that its Galaxy S26 Series smartphones will gain support for Apple's AirDrop file sharing technology via the Quick Share feature. This update, rolling out starting March 23, will allow Android users to send and receive files with Apple devices. Google plans to expand this compatibility to additional Android devices soon.
Elon Musk announces Terafab project he claims will be the 'largest chip manufacturing facility ever'
Elon Musk announced the Terafab project, a joint venture between Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI, aiming to build the largest chip manufacturing facility ever. The project, estimated to cost at least $20 billion, will produce a terawatt of computing power annually to meet the companies' growing chip demands for terrestrial applications like Full Self-Driving and Optimus robots, as well as high-powered chips for space.