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Customers at a street stall selling mobile accessories, the channel through which inexpensive handsets are bought
Consumer Tech

Nokia's New $38 Phone Only Works Where 2G Still Runs

The Nokia 300 Charge launched first in the Philippines with a 40-day standby claim and a port that charges other devices. Western coverage filed it under digital detox; it has no radio above 2G, which decides both its market and its lifespan.

29 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
A black cab on a London street, the incumbent service robotaxi operators are waiting for permission to compete with
Consumer Tech

London's Robotaxis Are Late Because the Regulator Has Not Written the Rules

Uber and Wayve, Waymo and Baidu are all stalled at the same point, and it is not engineering. Transport for London has not published the guidance operators must satisfy, and no vehicle has DVSA approval.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
A pair of glasses resting on a smartphone, the two devices whose recording notice the article compares
Consumer Tech

Meta Fixed the Smart Glasses LED Bypass. The LED Was Never the Problem.

Covering the capture light mid-recording no longer works, which closes a real loophole. Deliberate concealment was never the reason a few millimetres of light fails as notice to the person being filmed.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
A hand holding a phone showing a map with a location pin, representing the location data the HMD Fuse flaw could expose
Consumer Tech

A Phone Sold on Child Safety Was Pulled Over Location Exposure

The HMD Fuse pairs on-device nudity detection with continuous location. A researcher found flaws that could expose that location, and sales are paused. Protective features are themselves collection.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
An AMD Ryzen processor resting on a motherboard beside its socket.
Consumer Tech

AMD Passed 30% of the x86 Market, Which Is Not the PC Market

Mercury Research puts AMD at 30.3 per cent against Intel's 69.7. The denominator excludes Arm entirely, so Apple Silicon and Snapdragon are not in it, and AMD's share of all PC processors is lower.

27 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
Two green DRAM memory modules lying on a white surface, their chips and contacts visible.
Consumer Tech

Samsung's LPDDR5X-PIM Does the Arithmetic Inside the Memory Chip

LPDDR5X-PIM reports 614 GB/s against 76.8, but that is the bandwidth inside the memory. The host interface is unchanged. The point is that the data never makes the journey.

27 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
The underside of a processor package, showing its grid of gold contacts surrounding an exposed die.
Consumer Tech

Apple Put Its First 2nm Chip in an $899 Mac mini

The M6 brings 12 cores and two 16-core Neural Engines. The spec comparisons are drawn against the M5 and the speed comparisons against the M4, which is two generations of gain read as one.

25 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
A close-up of a computer board showing a large processor package beside empty memory slots.
Consumer Tech

Nvidia's Vera Has Six Dies and One of Them Holds Every Core

Coverage has compressed the disclosure into 88 cores across six chiplets. The cores sit on a single monolithic die and the chiplets carry memory and I/O — which is the whole point, and the reason is latency.

25 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
Illustrative: a close-up of channel faders on a studio mixing console, with indicator lights behind them.
Consumer Tech

Apple Music Will Label AI Tracks, Using Whatever The Distributor Declared

Made With AI labels arrive later this year, tagged by labels and distributors rather than detected by Apple. A label that appears means the supplier said so; a label that is absent means nothing in particular.

24 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
An Android phone lying at an angle showing a home screen of app folders, illustrating a report on developer verification reaching four launch markets.
Consumer Tech

From 30 September, Indonesia, Singapore And Thailand Get Android's New Sideloading Rules First

On certified devices in four launch markets, apps will need a verified developer behind them to install or update normally. Three of the four are in Southeast Asia. Everywhere else follows in 2027.

23 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
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