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After years of watching its rivals launch foldable phones, Apple has finally entered the arena with the unveiling of the iPhone Duo during its “Surprise and Shine” event, currently underway. Details are still trickling in, but the passport-style design makes it an immediate contender for one of the best foldable phones around.

Engineering students don’t need a workstation-certified laptop to run CAD software, but they do need dedicated graphics, enough RAM to keep SolidWorks or MATLAB from choking, and a processor that will not throttle the moment a simulation gets demanding.

You know the moment. Forty minutes into a gaming session or halfway through exporting ProRes footage, your phone gets warm, then hot, then suddenly sluggish — technically still running, practically useless. Like a streaming service that buffers right at the climax. Apple built the A20 Pro specifically to address that experience. The chip — the…

Modern laptops might’ve tried to kill off the built-in optical drive, but physical media is far from dead. Case in point: the Dell DW316 Slim external USB DVD-RW drive for $39 at Amazon.

Data centers across the United States have been criticized for harming local environments sourcing power – sometimes illegally – from gas burning turbines that can release harmful pollutants into the air surrounding local communities.

Battery installations hit a new record in the US in the second quarter of 2026. In total, 20.2 gigawatt-hours of new capacity came online, according to a new report. That’s enough to supply the daily electricity needs of about 700,000 homes.

The bottleneck on sophisticated cyber operations that target nation states is breaking. Conducting a large-scale cyber attack used to mean scaling expert talent.

Steam achievements for both upcoming and unannounced games may have been leaked by Valve and spotted on the third-party site Exophase.

ChatGPT’s AI agents were allowed to pull sensitive data from one account shared with an entirely different account because, colloquially speaking, all agents used to walk down the same hallways, experts have warned.

Proton’s Unlimited plan has dropped $120, making now the cheapest time to ditch Google entirely, should you wish.