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Motorola Edge 70: Ultra-Thin Phone Packs Massive Battery & Outsmarts the iPhone Air on Price
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Motorola Edge 70: Ultravagány Vékony Telefon Hatalmas Akkumulátorral, és Árban Lekörözi az iPhone Airt

A 2025-ös ultravékony telefonháború Ez „a vékony telefonok éve,” ahogy a TechRadar is megjegyzi techradar.com. 2025 elején láthattuk a Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge (májusban jelent meg) és az Apple iPhone Air (szeptemberben) belépését az ultra-vékony versenybe techradar.com. Ezek a készülékek rekordvékony kialakításukkal
november 9, 2025

Technology News

  • Load Up on Nvidia Stock: 4 Reasons Top Investor Remains Bullish
    November 9, 2025, 8:44 PM EST. Top investor Keithen Drury remains bullish on Nvidia as the AI supercycle keeps driving demand. While concerns about an AI bubble persist, Nvidia's role in powering AI infrastructure has strong supporters. Drury cites four drivers: ongoing explosive AI-related spending by hyperscalers; Nvidia's forecast of up to $4 trillion in global data-center expenditures by 2030; the predictable GPU refresh cycle that makes switching costly for customers; and potential upside from ongoing US-China discussions that could expand Nvidia's addressable market. The stock's fundamentals are bolstered by Nvidia's leading position in AI chips and the broad market consensus, with a strong buy rating. Investors are advised not to rush exits, as Nvidia could still see meaningful upside as AI spending accelerates.
  • This Week in Gaming: Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition and More New Releases (Nov 10-16, 2025)
    November 9, 2025, 8:42 PM EST. Five new titles arrive the week of Nov 10-16, 2025. Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition lands on Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4/5 and PC to celebrate a decade of Vault 111. Lumines Arise launches on PS5, PSVR2, and PC/PC VR as a modern reinvention of the rhythm-puzzle classic. All Hands on Deck brings co-op puzzle solving to PC. Goodnight Universe debuts with a camera-as-controller feature on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch. Rue Valley unfolds as a time-loop mystery on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC and Switch.
  • How Catastrophic Is It If the AI Bubble Bursts? An FAQ
    November 9, 2025, 8:16 PM EST. An FAQ-style explainer argues we are in an AI bubble: hype around trillions in deals, data centers, and Nvidia's blockbuster market cap has detached from real profitability. The piece notes many AI products underperform (inaccurate AI search, impaired learning, questionable therapy apps) and that big bets rely on uncertain outcomes. It defines a bubble as prices exceeding value and warns the surge in funding is driven by hype more than durable business models. If the bubble bursts, investors and the economy could suffer a correction; if not, steady innovation and productivity gains could follow. The takeaway: the industry's fate hinges on paths to true profitability and concrete real-world applications, not headlines.
  • Google's first Pixel Watch gets final minor update, ending major Wear OS upgrades
    November 9, 2025, 8:14 PM EST. Google's original Pixel Watch receives its final patch, BW1A.251005.003.W1, preserving Wear OS 5.1 and closing the window on major system upgrades. The update brings security fixes and bug fixes, while Google will continue to push app updates via the Play Store. Three years of updates included Wear OS 3.5 to 4 and 5.1, but there will be no Wear OS 6 for this model. Users should install the October patch when available. Apps and services remain usable, though long-term enhancements are limited to newer Pixel Watch models.
  • Why Apple TV Still Reigns: A Decade-Long Review of Roku, Chromecast, and Fire TV
    November 9, 2025, 8:12 PM EST. After a decade with Apple TV, the author tests Roku Ultra, Chromecast with Google TV, and Fire TV Stick 4K Max, but keeps returning to Apple TV. The piece acknowledges Apple TV's flaws, like a lack of an app store on the 3rd-gen model and a finicky remote, yet argues that rivals still fall short in crucial ways. Roku impresses with 4K, Dolby Vision, HDR, and an Ethernet option, but is cluttered by ads that tempt you away from your layout. Chromecast with Google TV and Fire TV Stick 4K Max offer strong streaming and voice control, yet fail to match the cohesive experience and smooth navigation of Apple TV. In short: Apple TV remains the preferred streaming hub-despite some persistent annoyances.