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Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE could finally come with a 512GB model available beyond just a handful of countries. With Europe tipped to get it for around €929, this storage boost puts pressure on rivals like Google’s Pixel A-series that still tops out at 256GB. If Samsung brings the bigger capacity to the U.S. too, the S25 FE might be the best Fan Edition yet.
Big shake-up coming for iPhone fans: starting with the iPhone 18, Apple will split its launches into two events. September 2026 brings the iPhone 18 Air, Pro, Pro Max and the long-rumored foldable, while the regular iPhone 18 and budget 18e arrive in early 2027. A bold move that could keep the hype cycle rolling longer than ever.
Samsung is teaming up with Tesla in a surprising way – not for cars, but to give the Optimus humanoid robot a face. Their OLED panels will let the robot show emotions and status updates, making it feel less like a machine and more like a co-worker. Mass production could start by 2026, marking a new era where displays aren’t just for phones or TVs, but for how we interact with robots.
CI Games says Lords of the Fallen 2 will be their ‘Empire Strikes Back’ moment. Darker setting, higher stakes, and a bolder vision than the 2023 reboot. Can they finally make this the sequel fans deserve?
China just rolled out its first electron-beam lithography machine, Xizhi, hitting 0.6nm precision – close to ASML’s High-NA EUV. It’s too slow for mass chip production, but perfect for research and prototypes. Sanctions meant to block China may have pushed it faster toward self-reliance.
Apple is shaking up its iPhone playbook. The standard iPhone 18 won’t arrive until 2027, while September 2026 will spotlight only premium devices: the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, iPhone Air, and Apple’s first foldable iPhone. Expect big changes like Face ID under the display, a powerful A20 chip, and a foldable with a rumored $2,000 price tag. Bold strategy or risky move?
TSMC just put a $30,000 price tag on its 2nm wafers – and Apple, NVIDIA, and AMD are lining up anyway. Meanwhile, its Arizona fab just turned a profit for the second straight quarter, showing that high costs in the US aren’t stopping demand for cutting-edge chips.
Marvel Rivals just got more interesting – NetEase has Marvel and Disney’s blessing to create original characters. The devs haven’t confirmed if they’ll actually do it, but the door is wide open. Fans are split: some want fresh faces, others say stick with the classics. Would you welcome a brand-new hero in the fight?
Samsung just dropped the Galaxy Buds3 FE – stem-style earbuds with ANC, AI smarts, and up to 20 hours of battery life. At $149, they bring premium features in a budget-friendly package. Black and Gray colors, AirPods vibes, and Galaxy AI baked in.
Rumor is heating up: Sony could be lining up another State of Play for September 2025. After June’s mostly third-party show, fans are eager to see what PlayStation really has planned for the rest of the year. Ghost of Yotei is confirmed, but beyond that? It’s all mystery. September might finally bring answers.