Pocket-sized digital assistants once defined a certain era of personal tech. People carried compact devices that handled notes, calendars, and quick writing without the endless stream of notifications that define phones today. PocketMage aims to bring that focused experience back in a fresh clamshell package built around e-ink and a physical keyboard.
Details that surfaced today from Chinese regulatory filings and posts by longtime leaker Ice Universe point to a meaningful jump in battery capacity for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max. The device could ship with a 5,567mAh cell in its U.S. version. That figure sits nearly 500mAh above the capacity of the iPhone 17 Pro Max and marks one of the largest single-year gains Apple has targeted in recent memory.
Sony ended nearly a decade of silence on its RX10 series this week by introducing the fifth-generation model. The RX10 V keeps the format that made the camera line popular among travelers, wildlife watchers, and sports shooters while adding meaningful upgrades where they count most.
NVIDIA turned its graphics card legacy into a series of physical GeForce trading cards that celebrate the moments and hardware that defined PC gaming for millions. Fourteen designs make up the first collection. They span from the company’s earliest multimedia processors to standout GPUs and the tech demos that pushed boundaries in real time.
Eighty thousand fans filled New York New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium) on July 5 for the Round of 16 match between Brazil and Norway. The score sat tied at zero when halftime reached its ninth minute. Out from the players’ tunnel came Atlas, the humanoid robot built by Boston Dynamics and backed by Hyundai Motor Group, the tournament’s official robotics partner. It moved with steady, natural steps across the grass and into full view of the crowd.