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The BlackBerry-style phone everyone's been waiting for finally has a real roadmap. Clicks just dropped its most detailed update yet on the Communicator's path to launch.

A developer just dropped an open-source private home security camera system with end-to-end encryption. No cloud required, no third-party access — just your footage, fully yours.

The MacBook Neo rattled the entire Windows laptop market. Now Acer, Qualcomm, and ASUS are making their moves — and it's getting interesting.

Google just announced 'Gemini built in' to push its AI into third-party devices. This is how the smart home hardware market changes overnight.

Lenovo is done playing small with its Legion gaming tablets. The new Y900 series brings 11 and 13-inch screens to the Android gaming table.

Memory has quietly become the dominant cost in AI chips, accounting for nearly 65% of the total bill. Here's why that reshuffles power across the entire hardware supply chain.

A thermal printer repurposed as a TTRPG utility is generating serious buzz on Hacker News. Cheap receipt hardware is now running dungeon master handouts on demand.

A confirmed bug is stopping Pixel Watch owners from using the ECG app — one of the device's key health features. Google is aware, and a fix may be coming soon.

AYANEO just dropped the first official images of its Pocket BLOCK, a compact Game Boy-style handheld aiming to be both pocket and wallet friendly. This one's worth watching.

Intel just launched a CPU aimed squarely at MacBook Neo-class laptops. Early benchmarks put it 21% ahead of Apple's A18 Pro — but can it hold up in the real world?

OpenAI is reportedly working on its own smartphone to take on the iPhone — a direct reversal of what the company has said publicly. Here's what we know and why it matters.

Samsung is facing a patent lawsuit over its Galaxy Z Fold and Flip foldables. But the timing of the case raises more questions than it answers.