
Nothing’s CMF delays next smartphone launch amid rising memory costs
Nothing’s CMF will not launch a new smartphone in 2026, citing rising memory costs and challenges in maintaining affordability.
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Nothing’s CMF will not launch a new smartphone in 2026, citing rising memory costs and challenges in maintaining affordability.

Car manufacturers are reducing Android Auto support as they seek greater control of vehicle data and software services.

Midjourney enters the healthcare market with a full-body ultrasonic scanner that delivers detailed scans in under 60 seconds.

Tim Cook says Apple may raise prices as global memory shortages drive up component costs across the tech industry.

Apple is reportedly developing an iPhone Air 2 with dual cameras, better battery life, and a spring 2027 launch.

OpenAI launches a new ChatGPT scheduling hub with task management, monitoring, and improved automation.

Anthropic updates Claude Design with deeper Claude Code integration, improved workflows, and new design tools.

Dell has launched the new XPS 13 budget laptop, with student pricing starting at US$599 and wider availability from today.
Google rolls out Wear OS 7 to Pixel Watches, featuring Gemini AI, live updates, device controls, and improved battery life.