Mobilnetværk Nyheder: 10 september 2025 - 30 september 2025

October 26, 2025, 7:28 PM EDT. Northridge Fix, a GPU repair specialist, couldn't repair the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition due to an unusually compact center PCB and routing that complicates the PCIe and I/O interfaces. The card uses a small backside PCIe connector with many pins, and reseating it bent pins, causing the GPU to malfunction. Replacement parts for this connector are not available on the market, making repairs effectively impossible. A microscope view highlighted the dense pin count, illustrating how fragile the setup is. The repairer called the RTX 5090 FE one of the worst designs in GPU history and warned buyers against modding or opening it, given the risk of permanent damage.

October 26, 2025, 7:26 PM EDT. Apple is reportedly bringing vapor chamber cooling to the iPad Pro, addressing heat when the large tablet is used caseless on laps or in processor-heavy tasks. The plan comes via Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, who says the cooling tech is on Apple's road map. The move follows heat issues blamed on the iPhone after a frame switch to titanium; Apple then added vapor chambers to the iPhone 17, which reviewers flagged as a benefit in Gizmodo's coverage. Apple's version uses a near-gap of metal wafers with liquid water that boils to shed heat, a clever twist on cooling. If the cycle stays roughly 18 months, an updated iPad Pro could reach users by spring 2027.

October 26, 2025, 7:14 PM EDT. EVWorld reports illuminate rapid progress across heat management, energy grids, and EV retail. A nanoscale discovery shows heat can cross tiny gaps far more efficiently, enabling cooling and energy systems advances for electronics, EVs, and smart devices, with early use in 3-5 years. Separately, virtual power plants and vehicle-to-grid tech could turn homes and cars into resilient grid assets, tying policy to software. In auto retail, trust gaps persist between dealers and buyers despite EV adoption. Meanwhile, legacy sports cars evolve: Audi Concept C edges toward production on PPE, while Chevrolet's Corvette EV chases performance with packaging and thermal challenges. Electrification remains strategic, driven by grid upgrades, battery innovation, and intelligent policy.

October 26, 2025, 7:12 PM EDT. Data caps come in two forms: hard caps that cut access and soft caps that throttle speeds after a threshold. Many plans claim unlimited use, but rely on fair-use policies that can still hurt performance. A CNET survey found about 63% of US adults paid up to $195 more for internet in 2024, with ongoing reliability issues. Some providers differentiate limits by task-e.g., video streaming vs. backups or P2P-catching households off guard. Transparency has improved since the FCC's broadband 'nutrition labels,' but disclosures remain fragmented. The takeaway: compare plans carefully, read the fine print, and watch for overage fees, throttling rules, or time-of-day restrictions. Seek clearly disclosed, truly unlimited options or providers that spell out limits at the point of sale.

October 26, 2025, 7:10 PM EDT. Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) v14.1.4 update arrives after weeks of refinements to the v14 line, addressing brake-stabbing and delivering more courteous driving. The upgrade improves lane switching on highways, with FSD no longer lingering in the left lane and returning to the right after passing. It also shows greater awareness for merging traffic and delivers smoother merges, often yielding to cross traffic when appropriate. In real-world tests, FSD demonstrated more confident overtakes of slower vehicles, including Amish buggies and mail trucks, and handled congested expressways with fewer hiccups. While some early teething issues persist, the overall progress from v13 to v14 marks a notable step toward safer, smoother semi-autonomous driving.