How Much Did Apple Earn From The iPhone’s Lightning Port?

Apple’s iPhone 5 introduced the Lightning Port, which replaced the long-standing 30-Pin dock connector and earned Apple billions of dollars in ancillary revenue.

Galaxy S27 Ultra: Samsung To Change Screen After Three Years

Samsung is upgrading the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s display for the first time in three years. This is alongside several new hardware upgrades coming in 2027.

Apple’s Foldable iPhone Was The Headline. AI Was The Story.

Apple’s foldable iPhone grabbed headlines, but its privacy-first AI features may better define how the company makes AI useful in everyday life.

Agility Launches Digit 5: No More Safety Cages, $300 Million In Orders

Agility Robotics is launching Digit 5, its next-generation humanoid robot that can work with humans outside the cage.

The Day The iPhone Grew Up And Brought Widescreen Video To Our Pockets

With the launch of the iPhone 5, Apple moved into a world of larger smartphone screens and embraced the potential of high-quality video playback.

Can Index Turn Your Memories Into A Bespoke Fragrance?

Discover how London fragrance house Index turns personal memories into a bespoke fragrance using conversation, perfumery and technology at its Columbia Road pop-up.

Apple Releases iOS 27 With Key New iPhone Features And Major Upgrades

Apple’s all-new iPhone software has just landed and it brings new features, greater control for Liquid Glass and much more. Here’s what you need to know.

Samsung Finds Another Guy Named Tim Cook To Promote Galaxy Z Fold 8

With a cheeky new ad trolling rival Apple just as it released its new foldable iPhone Duo, rival Samsung can now honestly say Tim Cook has chosen a Galaxy device.

Construction Robots Just Took A Giant Leap Forward: Hello Holy Grail Of Robotics

Zinova makes physical AI called “Tool Intelligence” for construction robots. It might just be a giant leap forward in a space where robots have generally disappointed.

Cornelis Unveils Active Compute Fabric To Maximize AI Rack Utilization

Cornelis is clearly committed to its assertion that the network itself must evolve from a passive transport layer into an active participant in compute.