Non mobile technology

Non mobile technology

Motorola Razr Fold Book-Style Foldable: Specs, Details, Release Date

Motorola does have another actual new phone: the Signature. It’s a new line of “premium” phones, but the catch is that these devices won’t be sold in the US. For its candy-bar phones, Motorola has dipped its toes into flagship territory every so often, only to dip back out as it struggles to compete with

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The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist won’t let you out of it sight

A couple years ago Lenovo showed off a concept laptop stand that used cameras and AI to follow you around. But now at CES 2026, the company has taken that idea and turned it into a full-fledged system that it’s actually going to sell. Dubbed the ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist, instead of a

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Hyperkin and Gamesir made a modular game controller for your smartphone, tablet and even your Switch

I’ve been using the same smartphone controller on my iPhone for years. That’s partly because most options are so similar. Announced at CES 2026, the X5 Alteron couldn’t be more different. It’s a collaboration between GameSir (which loves unusual peripheral ) and Hyperkin (retro-leaning ). The X5 Alteron is apparently the world’s first fully modular

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Dreame’s latest robot vacuum concept has slightly terrifying legs that can climb full-size stairs

Robot vacuum companies are once again trying to outdo each other at CES 2026. This year, Chinese appliance maker Dreame is showing off a prototype of a device that can climb up and down an entire flight of stairs. The concept, called the Cyber X, was previewed last year at IFA in Berlin. The vacuum

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The PC version of 007 First Light requires lots of expensive RAM and VRAM to run at recommended settings

IO Interactive just revealed minimum and recommended specs for the PC build of 007 First Light. The company recommends 32GB of RAM and 12GB of VRAM. In a normal world, this wouldn’t be news, as modern NVIDIA GPUs certainly have more than enough VRAM. However, we live in a world where This has caused newer

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10 research-backed apps to fuel your New Year’s resolutions

10 research-backed apps to fuel your New Year’s resolutions Every year, millions of people set ambitious New Year’s resolutions, yet research shows that more than half give up on their goals within the first month, and even more abandon their goals as the year progresses. But that’s not you, at least not this year. Having

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Panaya Launches Agentic Layer for ERP, CRM, and Enterprise Apps Testing and Change Delivery

Seemore, Panaya’s agentic layer, adds an intelligent, context-driven, and action-oriented layer to its platform, elevating testing and ongoing transformation across ERP, CRM, and critical systems so teams keep pace with continuous change and focus on what matters most HACKENSACK, N.J., Jan. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Panaya, a leading enterprise testing and impact analysis platform, today announced

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Tesla Model Y Leads UK EV Market in December as Standard Variant Debuts

Data published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) on Tuesday showed that Tesla registered 45,513 vehicles in the UK throughout 2025. The figures represent a 9.6% decline from a year before, when over 50,000 units were sold. December registrations tumbled 27.3% from a year earlier to 6,286 vehicles, extending the year-over-year decline

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University of Manchester spinoff commercialises direct lithium extraction technology in the UK – News

Watercycle Technologies A SPINOFF from the University of Manchester is commissioning a commercial-scale direct lithium extraction (DLE) plant in Runcorn, Cheshire – representing the UK’s first-ever deployment of the technology. Watercycle Technologies has developed its novel “DLEC” technology, which prioritises the use of recycled wastewater streams to produce lithium carbonate on a continuous basis. The

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Samsung vs Apple global ‘AI’ smartphone race RTZ #958

Looks like Google Gemini AI is getting a distribution boost from Samsung Galaxy smartphones and devices that is bigger than might be understood. The reason this is important is of course the market fixation in this AI Tech Wave on the OpenAI vs Google LLM AI chatbot race. And the underlying global smartphone races that

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Chinese auto giant Geely to announce entry into US EV market within 2-3 years

ZEEKR-001 FR assembly line; via Geely. Geely is at CES this week, giving journalists test drives in the Chinese EVs from the various brands it owns. And it dropped a bit of a bomb about its plans to enter the US market, still leaving some wiggle room, but signaling a more concrete intention than we’ve

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The ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo is big, weird and kind of awesome

A couple years ago ASUS made its first dual-screen laptop in the ZenBook Duo. Now at CES 2026, the company has taken that idea and branched off in a somewhat unexpected way with the ROG Zephyrus Duo, which might just be the world’s first true dual-screen gaming laptop. Unlike a more traditional productivity notebook with

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Intel hopes its Core Ultra Series 3 chips are the start of a comeback

Intel turned up to CES 2026 to herald the birth of the Core Ultra Series 3, a new range of chips offering “exceptional performance.” It says the mobile processors, formerly known as Panther Lake, deliver great graphics and battery life alongside the aforementioned grunt. And that, for the first time, the silicon has been certified

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Acer’s Predator Helios Neo 16S AI laptop can be outfitted with Intel’s new Core Ultra 9 386H CPU

Acer just announced the Predator Helios 16S AI gaming laptop at . This computer is filled with both bells and whistles, making it a decent choice for modern gamers. To that end, the laptop can be equipped with up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 386H processor. This is Intel’s upcoming flagship mobile processor that

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How a local app has saved Pats games for Fios customers

Local News With the Fox blackout dragging on, Local TV+ became the go-to workaround for fans two weekends in a row. New England Patriots safety Jaylinn Hawkins (21) celebrates with teammates after a touchdown during a game against the New York Jets, Sunday, Dec. 28, 2025, in New York. The Patriots won 42-10. Vera Nieuwenhuis

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Qualcomm boss says his phone chips could actually make you use your phone less

Sign up to our free weekly IndyTech newsletter delivered straight to your inbox Sign up to our free IndyTech newsletter Sign up to our free IndyTech newsletter Cristiano Amon is CEO of Qualcomm, a man with a demeanour that’s simultaneously relaxed and laser-focused when you interview him. Recently, the company announced brand new chips like

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Egypt Plans Production of 15 Million Mobile Phones in 2026 and Expands Digital Exports

Egypt is actively building human capital to support its ICT ambitions, aiming to train one million people in technology specialties by 2030, up from 800,000 this year. Egypt plans to produce 15 million mobile phones in 2026 and begin exporting devices to international markets, following the manufacture of 10 million units in 2025, according to

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Six reasons you shouldn’t trust five-star app or product reviews

Consumer reviews used to be one of the most reliable ways of assessing the quality of an app or a physical product. If you didn’t know any friends who’d tried it, the number of reviews and the average rating was a pretty good guide. Sadly, however, that is no longer the case. Companies have become

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