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A bunch of recent rumors have suggested Samsung has some changes in store for its smartphone interface.

Ethernet is slow on TVs, but it doesn’t have to compete with everything else for Wi-Fi bandwidth.

Unless you’re relying entirely on Wi-Fi, chances are you’ve had to wrangle an unsightly mess of Ethernet cables at some point in your life. One way to make your home internet setup a little easier on the eyes is to use flat Ethernet cables, which have become much more popular in recent years. Flat Ethernet…

We’ve already had one indication that iPhone Duo sales were going rather well when shipping dates for preorders started slipping into next year, and now Apple is apparently telling retail staff that availability will be limited inside stores too.

The Poco X8 leaves a rather mixed impression in our review: Thanks to its high durability, including IP69K certification, numerous certifications from TÜV and SGS, and fantastic battery life, the 2026 model clearly positions itself as a stylish outdoor companion. Together with its very bright AMOLED display, the Xiaomi phone has some strong selling points…

Oregon’s expanding data center industry has triggered an increasingly organized political backlash involving residents, environmental groups, educators, farmers and elected officials.

Modern-day vehicles built with connected car technology such as WiFi and GPS collect reams of data about its owners. And that data is not staying private, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Northeastern University.

OnePlus has officially revealed the design of the OnePlus 16, a device that’s likely not going to be available to many of the customers who were previously able to buy OnePlus flagships.

AMD’s Threadripper Halo Station could become one of the most extreme desktop workstations ever built for demanding artificial intelligence workloads.

Decked out with a gimbal and shockingly good camera, the Robot Phone is one of the weirdest devices to come out of Honor. Even if you ignore the fact that it’s limited to China, Honor can’t keep up with demand.