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Why Did Smartphone Brands Stop Making Phones With FM Radio Support?

McLittle Stock/Shutterstock Video killed the radio star, but that hasn’t stopped audio from weaving the rhythm of our lives. Most of the content we listen to nowadays come from streaming services. But hop in your beat-up sedan or sit down for a trim at your favorite stylist and you might still be dialed into actual…

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Pricier CPUs could be coming, and RAM pricing is already getting worse — is the memory crisis going up a level?

RAM pricing in Germany has suddenly gotten a lot steeperThe price of DDR5 memory is now 448% more costly than a year agoOn top of that, TSMC is reportedly set to increase its chip production prices by up to 10% next year, which will mean more expensive CPUsThe RAM crisis appears to be getting considerably…

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5 Of The Thinnest Tablets You Can Buy

José Adorno/BGR We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Tablets have come a long way, both in terms of raw performance and form factor. While phones first got chunky then ultra-thin, and now they’re somewhat in between, tablets have largely become thinner with time. Huawei particularly has been killing it with really…

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Why the next AI race will be won at the inference layer

As enterprises transition generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) from pilot projects to production systems, attention is shifting from training large language models (LLMs) to managing the growing cost and complexity of inference. According to a report from Core42, the next competitive advantage in enterprise AI will come not from deploying the biggest models on the most…

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I’m a laptop expert, and these are the best upcoming devices I saw at Computex 2026

Computex live Q&AHave a question about the world’s biggest computing event? Let us know by commenting in our Computex 2026 live Q&A and we’ll put them to the team covering the show.I’ve been stalking the halls of Computex 2026, the huge computing-focused tech event that’s currently running in Taipei, Taiwan, in search of the best…

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Intel explains how its Wildcat Lake CPU is ‘reimagining’ affordable laptops — and I’m keener than ever to see these notebooks hit the shelves

Intel has detailed how it’s designed Wildcat Lake laptops to be affordableThis isn’t only about the Wildcat Lake processor itself, but the supporting componentsThese have been implemented in a cost-friendly way, leveraging phone chips and design elements, helping to further reduce the cost of productionIntel is talking up how laptops based on its new Wildcat…

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Motorola Vs. Samsung Android Phones: Which Budget Model Is Right For You

Webphotographeer/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Motorola and Samsung are two major Android phone brands that offer a good selection of affordable smartphones for folks on a tight budget. These brands stand out from other cheap cell phone brands with their good software, brand value, and value-for-money offerings. While…

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This Tiny Gadget Is The Best Way To Use Bluetooth On A Flight

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you usually take long flights, you’re probably putting several of your favorite movies and TV shows on an iPad, taking your Nintendo Switch 2, and so on. But if there’s one accessory to always take on a flight so you don’t need to use the…

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Interview: Alwin Bakkenes, head of software engineering, Volvo Cars

Alwin Bakkenes, head of software engineering at Volvo Cars, reckons that leading a team to develop the technology stack powering the next generation of mobility at the automotive giant is one of the best jobs you can imagine. “I’m not saying it’s always easy, but it’s incredibly rewarding and great fun,” he says. “People are…

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Dell and Lenovo laptops with Nvidia CPUs could be here in a few months — but I wouldn’t bank on it

New rumor suggests laptops with Nvidia’s new CPUs could arrive in the first half of 2026These are the long-rumored N1 and N1X processors, which are Arm-basedThere’ll be notebooks from Dell and Lenovo, plus other vendors, tooIf you’re wondering when laptops will start shipping with Nvidia’s new Arm CPU inside, the latest rumor suggests the initial…

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