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The only non-iPhone or Samsung phone on this list is Oppo A53.

Sony continues dominating Microsoft in the console front, selling almost double than its main competitor during 2016.

For a comparison, Apple's total cost to manufacture the iPhone 7 (32GB) is $224.80, and Samsung's Galaxy S7 is $255.05.

Apple's total cost to manufacture the iPhone 7 is around 18% more than the cost of the iPhone 6S.

DDR5 will be deployed by 2020 or so, with specifications being finalized and unveiled later this year.

LG doubles down on flexible OLED display investment as new era approaches.

LG's next-gen OLED technology will usher foldable/rollable smartphones and tablets in 2017 and beyond.

Driverless cars will be a thing by 2035, with one analyst expecting 21 million autonomous cars on the road in less than 20 years.

China's plan to build deep-sea lab gets fast-tracked, would be used for military purposes and to hunt for treasure.

LG Innotek is innovating, new smartphone fingerprint sensor expected to go commercial soon.

AMOLED displays cheaper to produce than LCD for first time, market shift expected soon.

Analyst firm IHS predicts that a quarter of new smartphones in 2016 will feature pressure-sensitive Force Touch displays.

Driverless cars are seeing double the crash rate of regular cars, but it's because they're too lawful, research says.

Skylake CPUs could be damaged by some coolers,

According to IHS, 4K TVs will account for 40% of all TV sales in 2016.

LG secures a big contract to mass produce its foldable display tech and lays plans for a widescale launch in 2016.

Intel predicts a major rise in DDR4 RAM adoption throughout 2016, with servers accounting for a major influx following notebooks and desktops.

New Ford system reads road speed signs, adjusts driving speeds.

2013 is set to be the 'year of the SSD' thanks to Ultrabooks and ultra-thin PCs.

Ivy Bridge's heat problem is due to Intel's choice of TIM between core and IHS.

Ivy Bridge heat issues remain after IHS removal.

Intel's move back to TIM instead of fluxless solder is most likely the root issue between Ivy's hot