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New cheaper blue OLED material breakthrough could be great news for OLED TVs – and every other device

By Henry St Leger published 10 February 25

Researchers have discovered a new material for producing blue OLED pixels – which could help bring down the price of new TVs.

This company just bioengineered a plant-bacteria combo to clean air better than an air purifier

By Lance Ulanoff published 24 April 24

Neoplants Neo PX is both a plant and an air-cleaning system

LG Display announces viability of ‘Dream OLED’ tech – but I wouldn't count on seeing it in the next generation of OLED TVs

By Al Griffin published 1 May 25

LG announced a hybrid two-stack OLED display with blue fluorescence in the lower stack and blue phosphorescence in the upper stack that gets us closer to the dream of a perfect OLED TV.

OnePlus Watch 3 could eclipse the Apple Watch Ultra 3 with the ‘holy grail’ of smartwatch health tech

By Matt Evans published 15 January 25

OnePlus Watch 3 is allegedly getting blood pressure monitoring - which could put the Apple Watch Ultra 3 on notice.

When light meet bytes: Intel debuts crucial optical tech that will boost AI performance — OCI chiplet can move up to 4Tbps and consume nearly 70% less power than rivals

By Wayne Williams published 3 July 24

Intel has unveiled its optical compute interconnect (OCI), the industry's first fully integrated bidirectional optical I/O chiplet.

Overwatch 2 is getting an adorable new support hero - and I'm already obsessed

By Dashiell Wood published 18 July 24

Juno, a new support hero, is coming to Overwatch 2.

The OnePlus Open 2 tipped to be the thinnest foldable yet – with a new titanium build

By David Nield published 12 January 25

New leaks around the second foldable from OnePlus suggest it could be the best phone of this type yet.

Shattering the 'copper or optics' paradigm: humble plastic could become key material in race to conquer AI data center market - it is cheaper, lighter, thinner and more power efficient

By Wayne Williams published 24 February 24

E-Tube offers a cheaper and more efficient alternative to copper and optical interconnects.

Atomic Heart 2 officially announced at Summer Game Fest, along with an Atomic Heart multiplayer spin-off, The Cube

By Demi Williams last updated 6 June 25

Mundfish has officially announced the sequel to Atomic Heart, along with a spin-off first-person multiplayer game set in the same universe called The Cube.

OVHcloud is open sourcing its data center watercooler tech

By Luke Hughes published 24 April 24

Cloud provider’s new schematics are being unveiled as OVHcloud makes open source push.

A new OnePlus Open 2 tease shows just how thin the upcoming foldable will be

By David Nield published 26 January 25

The latest promotional image shared by Oppo puts its upcoming foldable up against the Apple iPad Pro.

Talk about rock solid — tech giants unite to create global standard on... concrete?

By Wayne Williams published 25 August 24

Open Compute Project has partnered with tech giants to push the use of "green concrete" in data center construction.

'A breakthrough moment for real-world XR,' Xreal is making Android XR glasses and I couldn't be more excited

By Hamish Hector published 20 May 25

Xreal is teaming up with Google to create Android XR glasses with Project Aura, and Meta should be worried.

Alternate payment methods could push global eCommerce market to $11.4 trillion by 2029

By Craig Hale published 2 September 24

The ecommerce market could grow from $7 trillion to $11.4 trillion by 2029, with 69% of payments handled via APMs.

ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories from AI grannies taunting scammers, and Amazon shuttering freevee

By Hamish Hector published 16 November 24

ICYMI here's the biggest tech news stories from Amazon, Sony, O2 and more for November 16, 2024.

Temu is cheaper than archrival Amazon by 40% on average - but not the most popular products, research finds

By Efosa Udinmwen published 27 February 25

Aggressive discounting helps Temu compete, yet ongoing trust concerns may limit its ability to overtake Amazon.

AWS enters 5G cloud market with Telefonica deal

By Craig Hale published 8 May 24

Telefonica is set to move its core network for over a million 5G customers to AWS public cloud as the industry watches on.

Amazon will now be sending shoppers straight to a brand’s website when it doesn’t stock their products

By Craig Hale published 12 February 25

Amazon will start selling even more products, but if it doesn’t stock them, it’ll take you directly to the seller’s website.

SMBs want to use tech more in order to grow - but costs are proving a big barrier

By Craig Hale published 1 September 25

SMBs want to use more tech to reach wider audiences, but costs and ROI uncertainty are holding them back.

LG's new super-bright OLED panel could give the next Meta Quest an edge over the Apple Vision Pro

By Hamish Hector published 15 May 24

LG's new OLEDoS panel boasts some superb specs that should help a future Meta Quest VR headset unbeatable visuals.

Samsung, Apple and Meta want to use OLED in their next VR headsets – but only Meta has a plan to make it cheap

By Hamish Hector published 7 March 25

New report teases that three OLED VR headsets are coming from Meta, Apple and Samsung.

Breaking down online shopping's silent threat

By Will Glazier published 14 August 24

How threat actors are circumventing retailer security measures and how retailers can identify threat actors playing the long game within their systems.

Millennials are indulging in impulse shopping more than ever

By Craig Hale published 16 December 24

Younger buyers are impulse buying through social media like TikTok, Facebook and Instagram, but they’re still hesitant.

Bad news Getir customers - delivery service closes US, UK, Europe operations

By Craig Hale published 30 April 24

Leading grocery delivery company Getir has retreated from major markets to focus on expanding in Turkey.

UK set to raise taxes on giant warehouses used by Amazon and other ecommerce giants

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 4 November 24

Higher taxes for online retailers and their warehouses will help the high street.

11 basketball courts in 1 teaspoon: this new material, borne from the space age, could hold the key to next-generation batteries and ultra small power cells

By Wayne Williams published 30 December 24

Hypergolic reactions have been adapted to create novel nanostructures.

LG says next-gen "dream OLED" panel is finally real – but it might not come to TVs first

By Carrie Marshall published 27 August 24

OLED's future just got a little brighter, but don't expect to see the results in the shops any time soon – certainly on TVs.

No iPhone, no problem – the O+ Connect app from OnePlus gives UK users Airdrop-style file sharing

By Jamie Richards published 22 May 25

OnePlus has begun rolling out the O+ Connect app compatibility to the OnePlus 13R, with the OnePlus 13 to follow – it adds easy file sharing between OnePlus phones and Mac computers.

Apple Intelligence arrives on Vision Pro with visionOS 2.4 – and it works just as you would expect

By Lance Ulanoff published 31 March 25

Apple Intelligence on Vision Pro lets you use voice and gesture to control it.

OnePlus Open 2 could make the Galaxy Fold 6 look old with invisible crease, according to new teaser

By David Nield published 8 February 25

Another official picture of the Oppo Find N5 – also known as the OnePlus Open 2 – has appeared online.

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