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John Ternus Begins Apple CEO Role Ahead of Major Product Launch
John Ternus starts as Apple CEO after Tim Cook’s 15-year tenure, promising a major launch and highlighting future products in development.
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GadgetsGoPro to Be Acquired for $285 Million in Deal to Expand Imaging and Defence Focus
GoPro agrees to a $285 million acquisition by Starman Optical, keeping the company public while expanding its focus on imaging, defence, and manufacturing.
AIWhy AI Data Centers Are Making Your Devices More Expensive
AI data centers are reshaping memory supply as demand for HBM pushes chipmakers to shift capacity, raising costs for storage, laptops, phones and consoles.
BriefAmazon Raises Echo, Kindle and Fire TV Prices as Memory Costs Surge
Amazon raised prices on Echo, Kindle, Fire TV, and eero devices by up to 60% as rising costs of memory and storage components pressure consumer electronics.
GadgetsSony LinkBuds Clip Bring Open-Ear Audio to a New Clip-On Design
Sony LinkBuds Clip bring open-ear audio, three listening modes, AI-assisted calls, 37-hour battery life and a lightweight clip-on design for daily use.
GadgetsFairphone 6+ Launches in the U.S. With Repairable Modular Design
Fairphone 6+ launches in the US starting at $649, with 12 replaceable parts, a five-year warranty, a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chip, and software support through 2033.
SecuritySamsung Removes Smart TV Apps That Shared Users’ Internet Connections With Strangers
Samsung is removing Smart TV apps containing residential proxy software after security researchers warned the apps could share users’ internet connections with outsiders.
HardwareLight Launches $299 Flip Phone With Minimalist Features and Colourful Design
Light has introduced the $299 Light Flip, a minimalist flip phone featuring a distraction-free operating system, colourful design, 5G connectivity and essential tools for users seeking an…
GadgetsOnePlus Ends New Smartphone Launches Across the US and Europe
OnePlus has confirmed it will stop launching new smartphones in the US and Europe as part of a global strategy shift. Existing customers will continue receiving software updates and…
BriefOnePlus Reportedly Preparing to Scale Back Operations Across the US and Europe
OnePlus is reportedly considering reducing its operations in the US and Europe as it shifts its global strategy. Learn what the reported move could mean for customers and the mobile market.
HardwarePinwheel Introduces Wi-Fi Home Phone Designed to Give Young Children a Smartphone-Free Calling Experience
Pinwheel has launched a Wi-Fi home phone for children ages 5 to 10, offering parent-managed voice calling without smartphones or social media distractions.
BriefApple Expands U.S. Chip Production With Broadcom Wireless Chip Partnership
Apple will manufacture Made-in-America wireless chips through a new partnership with Broadcom, strengthening the U.S. supply chain, boosting domestic semiconductor production, and…
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