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The era of cheap PCs may be over — RAM prices are about to jump 15% with no relief until 2028

If you’re looking to buy a PC or tablet in 2026, the “wait and see” approach isn’t going to work, as the IDC just put out a damning forecast that prices will continue to skyrocket — only beginning to level out in 2028.

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The MacBook Neo ‘isn’t leaving rivals room’ — Apple’s $599 laptop is about to become a nightmare for Windows PC makers

Analysts say the Neo is about to put the hurt on Apple's rivals

Tom’s Guide

'We’re operating as usual and will continue to do so:' OnePlus India CEO says the brand isn't going anywhere

OPPO is changing how it positions OnePlus in North America, but it's business as usual in other global markets.

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Wearables report card 2025: How smartwatches, rings, and glasses fared this year against my predictions

Last year, I had analysts tell me how wearable tech would improve in 2025. Here's what we got right and wrong, and how the big companies did.

Android Central

Microsoft just gave Windows 10 users a lifeline, but there's a catch — here's how to know if you qualify for free extended updates

European consumer advocates have convinced Microsoft to make joining the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates program free, which makes the process a bit less stressful for those in specific parts of Europe. Here's why and how to know if you qualify.

Tom’s Guide

Google wants to take on Windows with Android for PCs — and Qualcomm's CEO already says it's 'incredible'

During this year's Snapdragon Summit, Google discussed its plans to merge Android with ChromeOS. Qualcomm's CEO has seen the software and says it's "incredible."

Tom’s Guide

Intel reveals what’s stopping AI PC adoption — and it’s not the hardware

Intel's new survey reveals 87% of global businesses are moving to AI PCs, but adoption is slowed by concerns over training, security, and trust.

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COROS's charging adapter is a neat solution to the smartwatch charging cable problem

We'd love Qi2 to become the smartwatch charging norm; until then, this is the next-best solution we've seen.

Android Central

Could we be the reason for Google increasing its smartphone prices?

Senior analyst explains why we're seeing fluctuations in smartphone prices and the reason behind Google's alleged price hike with its next flagship series.

Android Central

Google should've split the difference between the Pixel 9 and 9a

Google's Pixel 9 and 9a are way too similar, to the point where it's not worth the customer's money. It's time the company splits the difference between the two phones and here's how they should do it.

Android Central

The Galaxy S25 didn't go up in price, which was a very smart move by Samsung

Samsung didn't raise the price of the S25 series despite a brand new chip and better features, and that's a good thing, here's why.

Android Central

Lenovo led global PC shipment in 2024 with 61.8 million units — Apple is gaining PC market share with a 17.3% growth

PC market grew modest 1% in 2024 as Lenovo maintained its lead

Tom’s Hardware

Motorola and OnePlus could learn from each other in 2025

Motorola and OnePlus launched some compelling phones in 2024, but they should look to each other if they want to succeed in 2025.

Android Central

2025 could be very different for Google and Samsung — here's why

Google and Samsung had very different years in 2024, while one succeeded and the other struggled. 2025 will look very different for both companies in a very positive way.

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Here's everything we expect and want from wearables and smartwatches in 2025

I asked two industry analysts and mixed in my own predictions for what 2025 has in store for smartwatches, smart rings, and smart glasses.

Android Central

Samsung should 'feel threatened' by Motorola's excellent Razr strategy

Motorola has clearly found a winning strategy with the new Razr Plus 2024, and analysts believe Samsung should feel threatened by its latest foldables.

Android Central

The Oura Ring is about to face its biggest challenge yet: a fair fight

Oura has been reigning over the smart ring industry for over a decade now, bringing an advanced, research-grade sensor to the Oura Ring. It now faces a new challenge: competing with a company known for more than just its wearable technology—Samsung.

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Apple isn't Samsung's biggest threat in the tablet market right now

Two major players, Samsung and Apple, saw tablet shipments decline in sales, while Chinese tech companies held their spots steady and saw year-over-year growth of over 50 percent.

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Smartwatches dominate, but smart rings could be the next big thing in health monitoring

Usually in the size of traditional rings, smart rings are designed to track sleep and fitness and are rapidly gaining popularity. With many new players entering the market, smart rings are emerging as a powerful tool to monitor health and enhance various aspects of the user's life.

Android Central

Why you should be excited by the Galaxy Ring — and why Samsung will struggle to convince you

The Galaxy Watch 7 will undoubtedly outsell the Galaxy Ring, but I'm much more excited about a Samsung smart ring than another smartwatch that struggles with health tracking.

Android Central

What I want to see from smartwatches and wearables in 2024

Get ready for the AI watch wars, an explosion of smart rings and glasses, and a make-or-break moment for brands like Fitbit that need a real win to stay in the wearables game.

Android Central

Google confining Fitbit makes sense, but it's a portent of doom

Google has removed Fitbit from sale in nearly 30 countries, in order to "align our hardware portfolio to map closer to Pixel’s regional availability." And it has us worried that Google doesn't know what it's doing with Fitbit.

TechRadar

PC sales could be set for an unexpected recovery soon

While figures are still declining this year, 2024 looks to be the start of the PC’s return as budgets increase.

Android Central

The Pixel Fold isn't coming to Canada, but Google has a good reason why

Google has announced its first foldable smartphone and it's not coming to Canada. Analysts say this isn't a surprising move, here's why.

Android Central

What does 'Fan Edition' even mean, Samsung?

Ever since the Galaxy S20 FE wowed everyone, other Fan Edition phones haven't made much of an impact, and the leaked S23 FE and Tab S8 FE probably won't buck that trend.

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