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Despite the overall sluggishness of China's handset market, the market for mobile phone repairs is thriving, which is driving demand for display driver ICs (DDI), according to industry sources.    

After declining for the first time ever in 2022, worldwide shipments of wearable devices are forecast to rebound in 2023, reaching a total of 504.1 million units, according to new data from the IDC Worldwide Qu    

Large-size displays such as TVs have seen demand recover earlier than smaller ones for handset, notebook and other consumer electrics devices after becoming the first to enter inventory corrections, significant    

Generative AI was a big talking point at yesterday’s Google I/O conference and Android 14 is getting several new customization features powered by AI.Generative AI wallpapers are probably the most interes    

The effect that ChatGPT's recent popularity has had on Google is still quite surprising - the search giant has basically been scrambling, in public, for the past few months, to come up with some alternativ    

Just like Apple, Samsung has its own refurbishment program for its smartphones, and now its flagship line for last year is included. The Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra can all be purchased as &qu    

After long negotiations with the government, Apple was given the green light to open up its first official stores in the country. India requires at least 30% of the companies' production to be on Indian so    

Rumors about the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max’s capacitive solid-state buttons have been going on for a few months now and a new post on the MacRumors forums shares more details of how they will work. Apple    

Sony Group Corp. is projected to sell fewer than 300,000 PlayStation VR2 headsets in its first weeks on the market, a slow start for company efforts to take a leading role in development of the metaverse.    

IKEA's Vappeby lineup continues to grow with a new waterproof Bluetooth speaker designed for the shower and priced at just15 — undercutting all but the cheapest no-name devices. "The fundamental