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How the heck did phones become so boring? Looking at you, Apple and Samsung — but at least there’s hope on the horizon
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
Big phone makers should follow Nothing’s example of avoiding pumping out boring phones year after year.

ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech news stories for January 31, 2026
By Hamish Hector published
Here are the biggest tech news stories from Whoop, Netflix, Samsung, OpenAI, and more for January 31, 2026.

LG stops making 8K TVs, and Samsung's quiet on them – is 8K winding down?
By Carrie Marshall published
LG is reportedly exiting the 8K TV business unless market conditions improve. Is 8K dead?

What a deal! Samsung’s 27-inch 4K monitor with an adjustable stand and 3-year warranty is under $200 — but this price won’t last long
By Wayne Williams published
Samsung's 27-inch ViewFinity S8 monitor delivers a sharp 4K display with a fully adjustable stand and it's just got a $220 discount.

130-inch TVs vs projectors: 2026 kicks off a new home theater battle
By Max Slater-Robins published
Choosing between a giant TV and a home theater projector is about to get a lot harder…

The iPhone 18 could be a bargain compared to the Galaxy S26 – new reports say Apple will ‘absorb’ RAM crisis costs unlike Samsung
By James Rogerson published
Samsung could raise its prices in response to rising RAM costs, while Apple might choose to keep prices the same in order to increase its market share.

Samsung's Buds 4 Pro and Buds 4 may launch with very tempting prices
By Carrie Marshall published
Samsung's 2026 Buds will reportedly stick to the same pricing as the current models

Leaked photos suggest the Samsung Galaxy S26 could be missing a major rumored upgrade
By James Rogerson published
It now looks likely that the Samsung Galaxy S26 series won't have magnets built in, but it could at least get a charging power boost.

Now that's a team-up: Samsung and Nvidia expected to join forces to feature 'revolutionary' HBM4 memory modules in upcoming Vera Rubin hardware
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Samsung and Nvidia coordinate HBM4 memory and Rubin accelerators, emphasizing integration, production timing, and memory bandwidth for AI infrastructure deployments.
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