In 1989, Nintendo and Mattel's Power Glove promised revolutionary motion gaming but became one of history's most notorious failures. Despite 700,000 pre-orders and movie fame, the $90 device was discontinued within a year due to poor functionality.
Investment strategists identify energy, AI, and semiconductors as 2026's top stock sectors. With Fed rate cuts and massive tech demand driving growth, these sectors could deliver exceptional returns as the U.S. faces energy shortfalls and $500B annual AI investments.
Peter Diamandis identifies 10 converging megatrends set to transform human civilization by 2035. From AI-driven abundance to a $72B quantum computing market and 250M humanoid robots, these forces create unprecedented wealth opportunities for early investors.
Google rendered millions of Nest thermostats obsolete by killing their smart features, forcing $150 upgrades. Apple ended the iPhone Home button era, Microsoft retired Skype after 22 years, and AOL finally shut down dial-up. Here's the tech we lost in 2025.
All Things Mobile's 2025 smartwatch guide features 7 top picks with major improvements in battery life and health monitoring. Apple Watch Series 11 offers 30-hour battery and hypertension tracking, while Pixel Watch 4 delivers emergency satellite connectivity.
Boom Supersonic is adapting its supersonic jet engine technology to power AI data centers with 42MW turbines that operate without water cooling. The Superpower system launches in 2027, addressing energy demands while funding aircraft development.
Apple is preparing three major product launches for its 50th anniversary in 2026: a $2,400 folding iPhone with anti-crease technology, a budget MacBook under $1,000 powered by the iPhone A18 Pro chip, and a smart home hub combining HomePod and iPad features.
Memory chip makers like Micron, Centex, and Seagate emerged as 2025's unexpected winners, outperforming flashier AI stocks due to supply constraints and strong demand. Meanwhile, traditional AI companies face mounting pressure over ROI challenges.
Warner Bros. Discovery faces a potential hostile takeover from Skydance Media backed by Oracle founder Larry Ellison's $40 billion personal guarantee. The deal could fundamentally reshape American media, creating massive entertainment consolidation.
Defiance ETFs predicts major growth in leveraged single-stock funds and quantum computing investments in 2026. Active ETF strategies continue surging with emerging themes like quantum tech, 6G infrastructure, and AI debt markets creating new opportunities.
Intel shares dropped 1.5% Tuesday after reports that Nvidia halted production tests of Intel's advanced 18A chipmaking process. The setback undermines Intel's foundry turnaround efforts and ability to compete with TSMC for marquee customers.
Digital Trends tackles key tech questions: Are all-in-one soundbars worth buying? Which TVs survive heavy gaming and streaming? Plus accessibility solutions for visually impaired users and gaming display recommendations ahead of CES 2025.
Daily Tech News Show reviewed their 2025 predictions with Rob Dunwood taking first place. He correctly predicted massive return-to-office initiatives at Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Disney, plus Apple Intelligence's failure and robotaxi expansion.
Meta Platforms acquired Manus, a Singapore-based AI startup specializing in automated agents for job screening and vacation planning, for $2 billion. The deal aims to address investor concerns about rising infrastructure costs but faces regulatory scrutiny due to Chinese ties.
Daily Tech News Show wrapped up 2025 highlighting the year's biggest technology stories. Host Tom Merritt presented key conversations covering AI agents, retailer stablecoins, massive energy demands, and infrastructure investments that dominated tech.
Apple escalates its legal battle to the UK Court of Appeal after losing its initial challenge against a £1.5 billion fine for alleged App Store overcharging. The Competition Appeal Tribunal penalty covers UK customers affected between 2015-2024.
