Chips, devices, components and what they actually do.
A solo Asahi Linux contributor spent over a year fighting Apple's new chip security just to see one letter appear on a serial console - don't expect a usable M4 Linux install any time soon.
The chipmaker says Linux is coming to its newest laptop silicon, but owners of its current ARM chips are still waiting for basics like working audio and cameras.
Amazon has switched on a new EC2 instance family in São Paulo, though its own announcement is oddly light on what these chips actually offer.
The iPhone 18 Pro, Watch Series 12, Watch Ultra 4 and AirPods 5 are now in stores, according to Apple, though its own announcement is long on smiles and short on specifics.
Apple's product page confirms the specs and the pre-order date - what it can't confirm is whether anyone other than the Apple faithful actually wants a folding iPhone.
Amazon says a new compute instance type has landed in France; its own announcement page is oddly light on the numbers that actually matter.
Valve's storefront now shows a product called Steam Machine with a firm price tag, yet the actual page tells us almost nothing else - so here's what's confirmed and what isn't.
PlayStation has confirmed pricing and a November release for its first desktop speakers, but this particular announcement only applies to a handful of Southeast Asian markets.
Both of those things are true at once, and the gap between them is the whole story of how mobile coverage gets measured.
The FDA has cleared a hearing aid feature for Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and Buds 4 Pro. It ships in the US and “select markets” in the fourth quarter, and Samsung has not said whether the UK is one of them.
