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Another iPhone 15 model may have shown up ahead of its official launch day

Web Hosting & Remote IT Support Before Apple can unveil the iPhone 15 series officially, it has to register the devices with various regulatory bodies around the world, in order to be able to put them up for sale – and that registration process means leaks can happen. As spotted by MySmartPrice , an Apple gadget with the model number A3090 has appeared at the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) in India. It's likely (though not certain) that this is an iPhone 15 model – and it's worth noting that a device with the code A3094 showed up at the same regulators last week. For reference, the iPhone 14 model numbers at the BIS are A2649, A2881, A2884, A2883, and A2882 (that last one is the iPhone 14 for "other countries and regions), and there was a similar leak to this one around the same time last year. The BIS listing doesn't tell us anything about the upcoming iPhone 15 range – it doesn't even mention the iPhone 15 by name – but it's another indication th...

This is what the 256TB SSD from Samsung looks like - and no, you won’t be able to put it in your workstation yet

Web Hosting & Remote IT Support A new look at Samsung’s gargantuan 256TB first teased earlier this month found that it uses the new E3.L EDSFF form factor and adopts an ‘accordion’ structure to vastly expand the available space for NAND chips. The drive, spotted at Flash Memory Summit 2023 by Serve the Home , is certainly the SSD with the highest capacity we’ve seen. But it’ll likely be a while before you can take full advantage. It doesn’t have a serial number, for starters, and there's little information by way of retail pricing or a release date. For that reason, it feels like a prototype device.  For reference, the biggest SSD we’ve come across otherwise is the 100TB Nimbus ExaDrive SSD , which is priced at $40,000. Otherwise, they come in at roughly the 64GB mark, with most commercially available SSDs available with much smaller maximum capacities, like the 16TB Teamgroup QX SSD .  Power saver Many new SSDs in the enterprise space, meanwhile, are adopting the ...

ICYMI: the 8 biggest tech stories of the week, from the Meta Quest 3 to Fitbit

Web Hosting & Remote IT Support The month of September (otherwise known as Techtember) is fast approaching, and we're starting to see increasingly confident rumors of the treats we could soon see from Apple, Meta, Microsoft, GoPro and more. It can be hard to keep up, but fear not – whether you've been on vacation or  too busy hosting a Barbie party , we've rounded up all of the week's biggest tech stories here. In our weekly ICYMI (or 'in case you missed it') roundup, we gather all of the most notable, exciting or controversial tech stories of the past seven days, so you can plug yourself in and get on with your day, fully charged with the latest gadget news. So if you missed the week's news and need a very quick primer on all the important bits, here's everything that happened while you were on the beach... 8. Netflix's answer to Star Wars surprised us  Well, color us intrigued. Zack Snyder’s  Rebel Moon , the director’s new movie that’...

Want an early look at the RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT? AMD just leaked the GPUs

Web Hosting & Remote IT Support AMD has accidentally leaked its own launch of ‘enthusiast class’ RDNA 3 graphics cards expected to take place later today at Gamescom. As you’re likely aware, it’s been heavily rumored at this point that AMD is going to reveal two new mid-range GPUs, and that these will be the Radeon RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT. That has all but been confirmed courtesy of AMD errantly posting some pics on X (formerly Twitter) showing the graphics cards in all their glory, complete with the names in one image, as VideoCardz flagged up. We can’t show or link to the tweet because, as you would expect, AMD yanked it down when the mistake became apparent. (Image credit: VideoCardz / AMD) VideoCardz has screenshots of the images, though, and they show a solidly chunky mid-range card with two fans. We can also see the graphics cards will take up two slots, and use 8-pin power connectors, with both the RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT employing the same design. This...