A New iMac Pro With M5 Max Chip Might Be Coming
Newly leaked Apple code suggests the company is developing a high-end iMac model with an M5 Max chip. This could signal the return of an iMac Pro with a larger display aimed at professional users.
Month: December 2025
iOS 26 Leak Spills Details on Dozens of Apple’s Future Products
A massive leak from a prototype iPhone running iOS 26 has revealed internal identifiers for over a dozen upcoming Apple products. The list includes the M5 and M6 Mac roadmap through late 2026, new iPads, AirTag 2, and even references to scrapped projects like AR glasses. This gives us an unprecedent
A Game Studio’s Patreon Is a Sign of Industry Desperation
The indie studio behind the Burnout-like game Wreckreation has notified all staff of possible redundancy. In a last-ditch effort, they’re asking fans for direct funding via Patreon, highlighting a brutal funding climate.
Your Samsung TV is About to Show You a Lot More Amazon Ads
Samsung is teaming up with Amazon to supercharge its ad business. The deal gives advertisers access to 300 segments of Samsung user data, combined with Amazon’s shopping insights, for hyper-targeted campaigns on Samsung TVs and devices.
Microsoft Backs Down From $80 Game Price Hike
Microsoft planned to make The Outer Worlds 2 its first $80 game in 2025, but scrapped the idea a month later. The company is now focusing on “player value” over a single top-line price in a fragmented market.
Microsoft’s New Tactic to Keep You From Downloading Chrome
Microsoft is testing a new banner in its Edge browser that pops up when users try to download Google Chrome. Instead of comparing features, it frames the choice as a security decision, urging users to “browse securely” with Edge. This marks a shift in Microsoft’s long-running campaign to keep users
iOS 26.3 Beta Adds Android Transfer Tool, EU-Only Notification Forwarding
Apple is already testing iOS 26.3, just days after iOS 26.2 launched. The new beta adds a native tool for switching from iPhone to Android and opens up notifications to third-party wearables in the European Union.
HTS-110 to build a massive 14 tesla magnet for neutron science
HTS-110 is building a groundbreaking 14 tesla magnet for neutron scattering instruments at the European Spallation Source in Sweden. The system uses high-temperature superconductors to eliminate the risk of a damaging quench, a major problem with conventional magnets in these environments.
Chipmakers Are Worried About Tariffs, But AI Is Paying The Bills
The semiconductor industry is caught between government incentives and the threat of tariffs, according to a new survey. While building U.S. fabs is a priority, leaders worry about energy and supply chains. Yet, surging AI demand is boosting revenue and optimism to a 20-year high.
Bitcoin Mining Gets a 20MW Solar Boost in Texas
A new Bitcoin mining data center in Texas is running on solar power. The 19.9MW facility, operated by Sangha Renewables, is powered behind-the-meter by a TotalEnergies solar farm. The partnership aims to demonstrate how crypto mining can support renewable energy grids.