iPhone Fold rumour says you will pay plenty and still queue
Will ship late and with a "you can't buy it" feature
Job’s Mob is reportedly preparing a foldable iPhone for 2026, and the first feature is that you won't be able to buy one, and the second feature is that you can't afford it anyway.
Trump Mobile’s gold phone hits another delay
Confirms cannot get its shiny gold handset out the door on time.
Trump Mobile, the phone outfit launched by the Trump Organisation, has confirmed it has "delayed shipping" its gold-coloured smartphone, which was meant to arrive by the end of this year.
Technology in 2025 was a bit of a snooze
A year-end review
2025 was a bit of a snooze, all things considered.
Italy tells Apple its privacy halo is just another moat
Rome hands out a €98.6 million reality check.
Italy’s antitrust watchdog has sunk its teeth into the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple's rump with a €98.6 million ($116 million) fine after deciding its App Tracking Transparency wheeze cramped App Store competition.
TSMC’s N-2 rule leaves US big tech snuffling around Samsung’s 2nm
Taiwan keeps the sharp stuff at home, so Texas is suddenly popular.
TSMC has one hand tied behind its back, and Samsung Electronics is trying to cash in.
Memory maths threatens Apple’s AI clustering trick
Expiring supply deals put the squeeze on Mac-based computing
A cunning plan to use clustered Mac mini or Apple Studio boxes, wired together with Thunderbolt 5, to hoard memory for AI is coming unstuck.
Apple locks in Samsung as DRAM shortage bites
Memory crunch reshapes the iPhone supply chain
A worsening DRAM shortage has pushed Samsung into pole position as Apple races to secure memory supplies ahead of next year’s iPhone launches.
Intel close to scoring a packaging deal with Apple
CoWoS shortages open the door for Chipzilla’s EMIB
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is weighing up Intel’s chip packaging tech as bottlenecks at TSMC threaten to slow its bespoke AI server silicon ambitions.
Trump phone promise collapses into refurb farce
Missing handset, inflated refurbs and patriotic bluster fill the gap
Trump Mobile’s long-promised T1 handset still hasn't appeared, leaving customers waiting as the operation flogs refurbished phones at inflated prices instead.
Microsoft dusts off old tricks to scare users off Chrome
Edge gets the hard sell in new browser wars
Software King of the World, Microsoft, is once again trying to stop users from downloading Google Chrome, and nobody who has watched this industry for five minutes will be shocked.