Computers & Devices

Welcome to Computers & Devices on Blahface, your destination for the latest developments in the technology we use every day. Explore news and innovations involving computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, processors, displays, accessories, and emerging devices, while following the trends shaping how people work, communicate, create, and stay connected in an increasingly digital world. From major product launches and next-generation hardware to breakthroughs in performance, design, connectivity, and everyday usability, this section keeps you informed about the devices and technologies shaping modern life.

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iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max review: Fastest phone ever, variable aperture camera shines | Tom's Guide.

News Brief: Apple's new Pro iPhones pair the A20 Pro chip with a main camera that can adjust its aperture for the first time, along with longer battery life and faster charging, though both models cost $100 more and weigh more than last year's versions.

I spent a few minutes with the iPhone Duo. Even as an Android user, I'm blown away | Android Authority.

News Brief: Apple's first foldable opens into a 7.6-inch matte-finish display that all but hides the fold crease, though its hefty build makes it the heaviest iPhone yet and noticeably denser than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8.

Google's pitch for Googlebooks: A laptop that works better with your Android phone | Engadget.

News Brief: Google's Android-based successor to the Chromebook arrives in five premium models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo, starting at $899 and built to sync apps, files and Gemini AI features with Android phones.

Valve Steam Frame Review: Competent as a standalone VR, but wireless streaming remains the focus | Tom's Hardware.

News Brief: Valve's new headset runs games on its own Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip or streams them wirelessly from a gaming PC, pairing a lightweight design and eye-tracked foveated streaming with a steep price that starts above $1,000.

Nvidia RTX Spark-powered laptops launch in October, and won't throttle performance on battery | TechRadar.

News Brief: Nvidia's first Arm-based chip for Windows PCs is headed to laptops and mini desktops from Microsoft, Dell, HP, Lenovo and others next month, promising strong local AI and creative performance, though pricing has yet to be revealed.

Micron discontinues 2GB GDDR7 chips for gaming GPUs as it pivots toward higher-density memory for AI | Tom's Hardware.

News Brief: The AI-driven memory squeeze reaches graphics cards as Micron ends production of the 2GB video memory chips used in some GeForce RTX 50 cards, leaving Samsung and SK hynix to supply most of that market.

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