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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Expected to Launch This September Despite Rumored Delays
Bloomberg reports Apple’s foldable iPhone will debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro models this September, despite recent delay rumors.
Read MoreAnthropic Appoints Former Microsoft Executive Eric Boyd to Lead Infrastructure Division
Anthropic has hired ex-Microsoft executive Eric Boyd to lead its infrastructure team, focusing on scaling computing resources for growing user demand.
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy XR Headset Introduces 3D Transformation for 2D Apps on Android XR
Samsung’s Galaxy XR mixed reality headset now converts standard 2D apps into immersive 3D experiences using Android XR.
Read MoreNothing Phone (4a) Pro Stands Out with Unique Design and Balanced Features
The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro offers a distinctive metallic design, refreshed Glyph Matrix, and well-rounded specs among 2026’s mid-range smartphones.
Read MoreSouth African Duo Develop Solar-Powered Quadcopter with Record-Breaking Flight Duration
A South African father-son team built a solar-powered quadcopter that stayed airborne for five hours, marking a significant step in drone endurance.
Read MoreSnapdragon X2 Elite Laptop Chips Boost Gaming but Fall Short of True Gaming Platform
New Snapdragon X2 Elite laptop processors improve gaming performance over predecessors, but still do not match dedicated gaming platforms.
Read MoreApple Faces A18 Pro Chip Shortage Amid Rising Demand for MacBook Neo
Apple’s MacBook Neo is experiencing high demand, leading to a shortage of A18 Pro chips powering the new laptop.
Read MoreArtemis II Commander Captures Lunar Surface Using iPhone 17 Pro Max
During Artemis II’s final approach, commander Reid Wiseman snapped a striking photo of the Moon using his iPhone 17 Pro Max.
Read MoreFramework Warns Memory Prices Are Likely to Rise Again Despite Recent Stability
Framework cautions consumers against expecting lasting memory price stability, anticipating that costs will increase once more soon.
Read MoreJapanese Chip Startup Rapidus Envisions Semiconductor Manufacturing on the Moon
Rapidus, a Japanese semiconductor startup, plans to launch advanced chip production on Hokkaido and aims to produce semiconductors on the Moon.
Read MoreChina Conducts First Test Flight of Hydrogen-Powered Turboprop Aircraft
China achieved a milestone with the maiden test flight of a turboprop plane powered by a hydrogen combustion engine.
Read MoreIntel Targets Major Chip Packaging Contracts with Google and Amazon
Intel seeks to secure billion-dollar chip packaging deals with Google and Amazon at its New Mexico facilities.
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