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Nearly one-third of iPhone owners say they might switch to foldable smartphones from Apple’s rivals if the company delays its own foldable release until 2026, a new survey shows.

Children are growing up in an AI-driven world without the resilience or skills they need. Unsupervised online spaces and outdated classrooms are leaving a generation unprepared for the future, creating a crisis with lasting consequences.

Intel’s future hangs on three competing visions from Pat Gelsinger, Craig Barrett, and Lip-Bu Tan. Each offers different tradeoffs for investors, employees, and customers.

HP is reinforcing its commitment to gaming with new Omen desktops, laptops, and tightly integrated HyperX gear, focusing on performance, personalization, and play to drive innovation even as PC gaming growth slows.

China’s indium selenide wafer breakthrough marks a leap beyond silicon. It won’t upend the chip industry overnight, but signals a new phase in the U.S. – China race for next-gen semiconductors.

AI-powered browsers like Comet and OpenAI’s upcoming tools aim to change how we access the web, automate tasks, and challenge leading browsers like Chrome.

Intel’s turnaround plan includes major layoffs and outsourcing marketing to Accenture’s AI. Can the chipmaker regain its edge — or is it a risky bet?

With its ultra-thin design, flagship camera, and real multitasking, Samsung’s Fold7 makes a strong case for leaving the iPad at home.

AI models aren’t breaking down because they’re rebellious — they’re collapsing under the weight of conflicting commands and flawed data. Over-regulation and low-quality training inputs are creating brittle, unreliable systems that sound confident but can’t be trusted.

Meta is gradually transforming WhatsApp with AI and payment features, aiming to create a super app, though user trust and competition remain challenges.

By blocking AI bots and enabling micropayments for access, Cloudflare aims to help content creators protect and monetize their content.

A new MIT study finds ChatGPT can weaken memory and critical thinking skills over time, raising red flags for educators and AI policy leaders alike.

This isn’t about smarter devices. It’s about something more profound: ambient computing. A system so integrated, so subtle, and so intelligent, it essentially disappears -- while still knowing enough to be useful.

With open-source tools and strong benchmark results, AMD is challenging the AI market status quo and expanding its role in next-gen performance computing.