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1. Samsung Chip Profits Soar Amid the Tech World's RAM Shortages

   Demand for increasing AI compute is keeping chip supply short for the foreseeable future, and Samsung is coming out ahead.

2. Apple Expects 'Significantly Higher Memory Costs' to Impact iPhone, MacBook Neo

   Apple saw more demand for the iPhone 17 and MacBook Neo than it was expecting and suggests the RAM shortage could hit prices on new stock.

3. Huawei Unveils Car That Can Project Movies With Its Headlights

   Huawei's XPixel technology at the Beijing Auto Show is far beyond what US EVs can currently do.

4. The New OnePlus Pad 4 Is Thin and Fast, but Not Yet in the US

   North American customers will have to wait -- the tablet is only selling in India for now.

5. What Size TV Do You Need? TV Screen Size Calculator

   Here's how to calculate the perfect TV size based on your room.

6. Apple Plugs Security Hole That Enabled FBI to Access Deleted Signal Messages on iPhone

   The iOS 26.4.2 update is actually a big deal for privacy, even for people who use other messaging apps.

7. Best VPN for iPhone 2026: Boost Your Privacy on the Go

   Enhance your privacy while surfing the web, stream foreign Netflix libraries, unblock regional sports and avoid mobile traffic shaping with the best iPhone VPNs.

8. Today's NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for May 1, #584

   Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for May 1, No. 584.

9. Best VPN for Windows PCs 2026: Browse the Web, Torrent, Stream and Game Privately

   The best VPNs for Windows PCs let you browse the web, stream videos from services like Netflix, play games and download torrents in private.

10. Best Free VPN for 2026: Privacy Without Paying

    While free VPNs can pose risks, using one of the best options can protect your privacy without costing anything.