Electronics: Technology, News & Trends
What Are the Changes in iPhone 16?
The newest flagship, the iPhone 16 series, is definitely the highlight of Apple’s fall launch in 2024. The iPhone 16: a leap towards...
VR Tech Reboot: New Gear Redefines Immersion
Since August, VR hardware products have been released one after another. Virtuix, an American VR system hardware developer, announced that its full-body VR...
LGD Claims Apple After MicroLED Apple Watch Project Canceled
LG Display is now seeking compensation from Apple after it canceled a project to develop a screen made with microLED technology for the...
U.S. to Fund SK Hynix’s $450 Million Chip Plant in U.S.
The U.S. announced Tuesday (Aug. 6) that it has agreed to provide up to $450 million in funding to South Korean semiconductor giant...
Wi-Fi 7 Signal Highlights New Industry Focus: Stability
Wi-Fi is undoubtedly a widely used and successful technology in our life, but it still has some drawbacks, such as unstable quality of...
How to Protect Yourself From Electrical Hazards At Home
Electricity is both your friend and foe, depending on whether you know how to control it and protect yourself from electrical hazards. It...
Microsoft Outage Disrupts Flights, 911, Banks, Media
According to the latest reports, a widespread downtime at Microsoft on Friday affected flights, banks, media and companies around the world, with several...
Apple Sales Surge in India Amid Global Smartphone Recovery
Apple’s performance in the Indian market has grown significantly in recent years, and from a revenue perspective, Apple’s annual sales in India have...
Samsung and SK Hynix, Killing the Power Semiconductor Market
South Korean chipmakers Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Co. are seeking to dominate the “compound power semiconductor” market, which is currently dominated...
U.S. Program Allocates $1.6 Billion for Advanced Packaging
The Biden administration said Tuesday, local time, that it will allocate up to $1.6 billion for the development of new technologies for packaging...
