I’ve used every Pixel Tensor chip. Here’s where Google went wrong — and what I hope comes next

Google's Tensor chipsets got off to a rough start, and it's tainted their perception. The company has work to do on the ...

9 Apple Features That Are Gone Forever (And Why They Were Killed)

The headphone jack wasn't the only Apple feature to disappear. These removals changed how millions used their devices, for ...

Vivo X300 FE review: The compact flagship I didn’t expect to like this much

The Vivo X300 FE was launched alongside the X300 Ultra. The FE has been with us for some time now and it may be the best compact Android flagship right now.
Digi Times

Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max BOM could jump US$300 as memory costs soar

New figures from Counterpoint Research estimate that the bill of materials (BOM) for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max could rise nearly US$300 compared with the iPhone 17 Pro Max released in September ...
9to5Mac

Memory prices are bad news for Android brands but may actually help Apple

Apple recently increased the prices of most of its products, from the Apple TV and HomePods through iPads and Macs to the Vision Pro. iPhones have so far escaped the increases, but that will likely ...
AppleInsider

Apple testing banned vendor RAM is a Band-Aid, not a cure

Apple's testing of memory chips from CXMT, a supplier black-listed by the U.S. government, could help ease the RAM pricing crisis. It's nowhere near enough to solve the problem. In late June, Apple ...
9to5Mac

Apple now testing DRAM chips from banned Chinese memory supplier, per report

After Apple started lobbying the US government for approval to use memory chips from CXMT, The Financial Times now reports that the company is actively testing the components for devices sold in China ...
Digi Times

Apple tests CXMT DRAM, thrusting China's memory champion into AI spotlight

China's CXMT has moved from a little-known state-backed DRAM maker to one of the most closely watched companies in the global memory chip race, with Apple testing its chips for China-market devices ...
The Next Web

Apple starts testing China’s state-backed memory chips, and Washington is watching

Apple has begun testing memory chips from China’s state-backed CXMT for devices sold in China, the Financial Times reports. That puts it behind a supplier Washington has flagged as a security risk.
Digital Trends

Apple starts testing cheaper Chinese RAM inside iPhones, but your pocket won’t feel the ease

Apple has quietly been testing a new memory supplier for some of its devices sold in China, and the name behind those chips is one that Washington has been keeping a close eye on. It’s the one that I ...
AppleInsider

Higher memory prices squeeze China's smartphone market despite Apple's discounts

Rising memory prices forcing vendor price increases dragged China's smartphone sales down 13% during the annual 618 shopping festival, despite Apple's aggressive iPhone promotions. The annual 618 ...
The Motley Fool

How Apple Can Actually Benefit From the Memory Supply Shortage

Earlier this year, Apple introduced a series of lower-priced products that aimed at gaining market share by appealing to a broader customer base. The MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e were among the most ...