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CHUWI has unveiled the UniBox AI495 Pro at IFA Berlin 2026, combining AMD’s new Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495 chip with unusually high memory capacity.
Google may have quietly pulled the plug on the Pixel Tablet. The three-year-old tablet has disappeared from the Google Store, while the company has also removed the “Tablet” category from the navigation menu on its homepage.
Caterpillar stock has delivered a very strong 332.0% total return over the past 5 years, yet current checks suggest the shares now look closer to fairly valued than clearly cheap, with only a limited margin between the market price and one widely used intrinsic value estimate. At the same time, traditional earnings multiples still screen…
Honor has officially shown off its next flagship, the Honor Magic 9 Pro Max, which has a pretty familiar-looking design, a massive camera powered by ARRI, and a release date that’s mere weeks away.
Xiaomi kicked off its IFA 2026 showing with a new foldable and it’s another vote of confidence for the squisher foldable form factor, like Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8. For now, however, the company is only letting press and visiting dignitaries stare at the Xiaomi Fold 18 Pro on display – no touching. We’ll hear…
Companies using their money to shape policy in the United States is nothing new – in fact, it’s the whole reason the US is so dependent on car-centric infrastructure and transport thanks to the work of numerous motoring lobbying groups.
It’s basically a more affordable version of the S26+ with slightly reduced specs.
STONE RIDGE, VIRGINIA – JULY 17: In an aerial view, an Amazon Web Services data center is shown situated near single-family homes on July 17, 2024 in Stone Ridge, Virginia. Northern Virginia is the largest data center market in the world, according to a report this year cited in published accounts, but is facing headwinds…
S.C. (WCSC) — Artificial intelligence could soon help keep traffic moving on two of Charleston’s busiest roadways