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Are tablets back? As Apple prepares new iPad launch, analyst report claims tablet sales reached new highs

New technologies and upgraded iPad models could see the tablet market grow even further after a period of decline.

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Analysts expect 15% price hike for AI PCs — 60% of PCs will have local AI capabilities by 2027

With shipments of AI-capable PCs taking shape, Canalys estimates that AI-enabled PCs will command a 60% share by 2027, with industry-leading players from hardware and software integrating it on a rapid phase.

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Global smartphone market soars as Samsung retakes top spot from Apple

Smartphone shipments are recovering from a turbulent couple of years, but we’re buying fewer Apple and Samsung devices overall, IDC report claims.

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PC shipments are now back above pre-pandemic levels — but you might still want to hold off buying one

Lenovo and HP continue to dominate global PC shipments, but despite growth, you may want to wait for newer AI PCs.

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Apple didn't give us the iPad update we wanted, it gave us what we needed instead

By holding off on iPad updates last year, Apple let prices fall on existing models to a much more affordable level

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Huawei gains 11% in a down year for Chinese PC sales — Dell loses 44% market share

A recent report notes that the Chinese PC market has observed a significant loss in sales during 2023, except for Huawei which experienced 11% growth. Dell suffered the most with a 44% loss in sales.

Tom’s Hardware

Dell reveals more on just how severe its workforce cuts were

Poor PC sales blamed for Dell’s latest round of layoffs, but the company is confident there is potential for future growth.

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First Apple M4 chip details leaked — major AI boost and possible launch window

The first information about the Apple M4 chip is here, and it could arrive with a big AI boost in 12 months time.

Tom’s Guide

Apple M4 vs. Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite: Everything we know so far

Next-gen chip fight! Apple's M4 and Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chips popped up in a new leak, giving us yet another look at what to expect.

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Apple M4 chips could debut early next year - if these professional predictors are correct

Rumors about Apple’s M4 chip have been swirling - and we may finally have a launch date.

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Analyst unveils surprising forecast for Tesla

Deutsche Bank sees trouble down the road for electric vehicle maker.

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The Galaxy Fit 3 isn't coming to the US, and here's why

Fitness band sales have fallen from 80 million to 35 million in the past few years, but the Galaxy Fit 3 could still have sold in high numbers in the United States, which is starved for good wearable bands. Here's why Samsung ignored the U.S. anyway.

Android Central

It's official: the iPhone Pro Max is now the world's most popular smartphone

An iPhone Pro has become the world's most popular smartphone for the first time – and it's a Pro Max model, too.

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Samsung's cheap Galaxy line took three spots in 2023's top 10 most shipped list

A report from Canalys showed the top 10 most shipped phones in 2023, and Samsung shows up quite late.

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Your next work PC will almost certainly be AI-equipped

AI PCs with high processing power are coming to a home or business near you, and sooner than you might expect.

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Windows 10 support ending could be an environmental disaster that puts 240 million PCs on the scrapheap

Windows 11’s stringent spec requirements could put hundreds of millions of PCs on the scrapheap, analyst firm warns.

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Barring unforeseen shocks, the signs point towards a strong 2024 for the global PC market

Lots of exciting new hardware to come. Oh, and AI is a thing.

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This new phone brand is now grabbing market share off Apple and Samsung

Transsion is now the fifth biggest smartphone manufacturer – but you probably can't buy any of its phones.

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Apple and Samsung lost market share to a phone brand you've never heard of

Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi, and OPPO still claim the top four spots, but Transsion has leaped past Huawei and vivo for the fifth spot in global phone sales.

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Australia still lags other nations in electric car race

Global electric car sales rose by almost 50 per cent this year and while Australian sales are increasing they are still well below the world average.

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There's only one smartphone brand selling more devices in Q2 and it isn't who you might think

While the rest of the smartphone market shrinks, Google takes a significant step forward.

TechRadar

Fujitsu confirms end to European client PC sales

Owing to declining sales and a shift in focus, Fujitsu is pulling out of the personal computer game in Europe.

Android Central

OPPO is now the largest phone brand in China

According to Canalys, OPPO is now the largest phone manufacturer in China, with the brand posting sales of 11.4 million units.

TechRadar

The global smartphone market is showing signs of recovery at last

Smaller players are recovering, market analysts are saying, as giants remain challenged.

Tom’s Guide

11 years later, people may be starting to like Apple Maps

A new report claims iPhone users are starting to see the benefits of Apple Maps — despite its long-standing reputation.

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