ALL ABOUT DAILY GADGET AND GIZMOS NEWS
ALL ABOUT DAILY GADGET AND GIZMOS NEWS
iPhone 18 Pro preorders surged in the US and Europe starting September 12, with deliveries from September 18 and prices beginning at $1,199.
iPhone 18 Pro preorders surged in the US and Europe starting September 12, with deliveries from September 18 and prices beginning at $1,199.
iPhone 18 Pro preorders surged in the US and Europe starting September 12, with deliveries from September 18 and prices beginning at $1,199.
iPhone 18 Pro preorders surged in the US and Europe starting September 12, with deliveries from September 18 and prices beginning at $1,199.
iPhone 18 Pro preorders surged in the US and Europe starting September 12, with deliveries from September 18 and prices beginning at $1,199.
Valve has released SteamOS 3.8.0 preview builds to support upcoming Steam Machine hardware and improve compatibility with Intel, AMD, and handheld devices.
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Amazon offered the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Pro chip for up to $200 less than Apple’s official $1,999 price in recent promotions.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra and Watch Ultra 2 are expected to feature brighter displays and enhanced charging capabilities.
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Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will invest $518 billion to build a new advanced semiconductor chipmaking hub in Gwangju, South Korea.
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Nintendo is raising the U.S. price of the Switch 2 from $449.99 to $499.99 starting September 1, 2026, due to worsening hardware shortages.
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The Nintendo Switch 2 became the second fastest-selling console in U.S. history, selling nearly as many units as the Game Boy Advance in its first year.
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The iPhone 18 will feature 9 GB RAM but may face limitations running iOS 27’s advanced AI features requiring 8 GB RAM and an A17 Pro chip.
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Sony announced the full-frame mirrorless α7 V camera with a 33MP sensor and AI autofocus, available mid-December for $2,699 in the US and EU.
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Apple raised MacBook and iPad prices by up to $300 globally due to a memory chip and storage shortage driven by AI data center demand.
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Tesla opened a new 2,500-acre Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, to increase Model Y production and manufacture the Cybertruck.
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