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The Radxa CM4 has now been fully detailed by the company, and is expected to be available soon as an SBC that sits between the CM3 and CM5 boards. Powered by an 8-core ARM SoC, the CM4 can be equipped with a variety of I/O boards and offers a decent ...

The reMarkable Paper Pro Move is the manufacturer's most compact e-ink tablet to date. With a Linux-based operating system, an included stylus, and a two-week battery life, the device is perfect as an e-reader or digital notebook for on the go.

Polar is taking on Whoop without any subscription fees. The brand new Polar Loop wristband collects health and fitness data around the clock, without distractions or monthly costs, and with a battery life of eight days.

Tesla hit a new milestone in South Korea as its models claimed the top three spots in August 2025 imported car sales. The EV maker contributed 30% of imports, marking its highest sales to date.

The new LTE and satellite features of the Fenix 8 Pro smartwatch have been explained in more detail by Garmin. InReach wearables use different technology from the brand's other inReach devices, with LTE prioritized over satellite. Access to LTE and . ...

The Apple iPhone 17 launch event is less than a week away, set to hit the scene next Tuesday. An analyst at J.P. Morgan has revealed what he believes the iPhone 17 lineup will cost, and the expected price changes for the different variants are quite ...

Retroid has been able to fix the compatibility issue that prevented its Dual Screen Add-on from working with the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro. The fix is already rolling out to users as an OTA update that also brings some new features.

The Lenovo ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 with the 4K OLED display is currently available with a major 42% discount on Lenovo's official online store, making the Ryzen AI 7 Pro 350-powered notebook an excellent purchase for folks who do not require discrete ...

An international research team has found that ordinary ice is flexoelectric, a discovery that might have major technological implications and even solve the age-old mystery of how thunderstorms generate lightning.

China's cities are rolling out "computing power vouchers" that cover up to 80 percent of AI rental costs for SMEs, turning underused data centers into subsidized AI hubs.