You won’t find AI. Or quantum computing. In fact, most of the fastest-growing technologies for 2026 are in batteries, recycling, materials handling and bioinformatics.
Apple launches Creator Studio, a $12.99 per month subscription with Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro and iWork apps with new AI features.
Leaked Android Canary files reveal Google is bringing the iPhone’s “AirDrop” compatibility to the Pixel 9.
America’s AI lead hinges on power and speed. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang warns that without energy and infrastructure reform, the U.S. risks losing its AI edge to China.
For the needs of educators, business users and streamers, the Link 2 Pro webcam is launching with two distinct designs: one with a two axis-gimbal and one static model.
Nvidia and Eli Lilly are teaming up on a $1 billion AI-powered lab to accelerate drug discovery, combining robotics, molecular modeling and automated research workflows.
Surprisingly, Apple is both the largest and the fastest-growing major smartphone manufacturer, a combination that is unusual and challenging to achieve.
The Golden Globes winner has no social media, yet he’s everywhere online. Cyberpsychology reveals how prestige and parasocial relationships fuel celebrity influence.
‘Spatial Design, Breaking the 2D Paradigm,’ a new book by Dominique Wu, puts forth design principles for spatial computing, XR, and AI-driven immersive experiences.
While waiting for iOS 26.3, due at the end of January, it’s thought, it looks like Apple is dropping in an extra iPhone update, and it could be here any moment.