
Apple unveils M5 Ultra with 80-core GPU alongside 2nm M6 chip
Apple’s M5 Ultra brings an 80-core GPU and 512GB memory, while the 2nm M6 focuses on faster, more efficient Mac performance.
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Apple’s M5 Ultra brings an 80-core GPU and 512GB memory, while the 2nm M6 focuses on faster, more efficient Mac performance.

Meta-owned Threads is testing automatic podcast transcriptions, giving users a way to read audio clips and signalling a wider push into podcast tools.

Garmin has teased a “Play Harder” YouTube event, fuelling speculation that the Fenix 9 smartwatch series is about to launch.

Beijing dumpling shop Jinguyuan gives customers AI credits while using agents to provide menu recommendations and queue information.

Apple is reportedly preparing an M6 iMac for late 2026, with new colours but no major design or display changes.

ASUS’ leaked Googlebook price suggests Intel-powered models could target the premium laptop market rather than budget Chromebook buyers.

AMD’s Medusa Point APUs move closer to launch as Linux firmware reveals support for the new RDNA 4m integrated graphics architecture.

Chinese humanoid robots showcase tennis skills, break sprint records and highlight ongoing challenges in AI, batteries and connectivity.

HP’s US$599.99 OmniBook 3 offers an OLED display, Snapdragon X chip and large battery as a compelling MacBook Neo alternative.