Internal Xiaomi code reveals device Q5, codenamed 'Hongkong,' aligning with the company's 2026 flagship naming scheme. The model number suggests a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset and a global release, but no specific date within 2026 is confirmed.
Roku's free ad-supported library crossed 500 channels in April 2026 after adding since January. CEO Anthony Wood claims the platform now runs in over half of U.S. broadband households. The source does not disclose how ad revenue per viewer compares to subscription losses.
Google's Pixel 11 is shaping up to be a quiet refresh: same dimensions, same display, same base storage. The only obvious tweaks are thinner bezels and a blacked-out camera bar.
Sony Japan has stopped taking orders for nearly every CFexpress and SD card it makes, from 64GB budget sticks to 1.9TB pro media. The company blames a global NAND shortage and offers no timeline for resuming sales.
The new FBI chief’s private inbox wasn’t on a government server — it was on whatever email service he used in 2010. Iran’s Handala Hack Team turned that decade-old account into a geopolitical trophy.
Despite supplying Nvidia with HBM, SK hynix trades at a stubborn discount. A blockbuster U.S. IPO is its bet that geography, not silicon, is the problem.
Samsung’s April 10 launch for the Galaxy A57 5G and A37 5G touts six years of updates and new AI features. The spec sheet still lists an 8 MP ultra-wide.
Google’s Android Bench ranks LLMs on real-world Android tasks; top model scores 72 %, exposing a 56-point gap.
Russian phishers steal Signal & WhatsApp accounts with fake support chats no code crack needed, just human trust.
Apple confirms active Coruna & DarkSword web attacks—update iOS 15/16 now or lock your phone down.
DRAM prices to jump 130% through 2026 as fabs chase AI gold, leaving PCs and phones scarce.
Tax season phishing is no longer just fake IRS emails. Microsoft caught campaigns weaponizing legitimate remote-management tools—complete with QR codes, revoked certs, and 29,000-accountant targeting lists.
