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Apple's September 9 event skips the standard iPhone 18 entirely, leaving only Pro models and a foldable priced at $999 or more.
OpenAI's 99.9% ARC-AGI-3 headline requires a custom harness and tens of thousands of dollars. The real score sits between 17% and 63%.
Sonos launches the $699 Beam Ultra and $449 Ace Ultra alongside Sonos 27, a rebuilt OS with ChatGPT integration and its first credibility test since 2024.
The Sonos Ace Ultra and Beam Ultra aren't standalone products. They're bait for a lock-in play the company has been building toward since 2024.
Nvidia is paying $3.5 billion to make sure the next wave of custom AI chips still plugs into its racks. MediaTek is the wedge.
Apple's August 17 security patch closes holes in the Kernel, WebKit, and IOGPUFamily. Here's the install path, the Intel caveat, and the one group locked out.
The Series 12 is expected to deliver most of what the Ultra 4 offers at roughly half the price, narrowing the case for Apple's rugged flagship.
Ming-Chi Kuo puts launch stock at 500,000 to 1 million units. Here's the exact prep that decides whether you get one on day one or wait until 2027.
Apple's foldable iPhone reportedly hits a crease depth under 0.15mm using a liquid metal hinge and a Samsung-built OLED panel. Here's why that matters.
The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 remains the pick for most buyers at $379, but Samsung's Galaxy Glasses and a $2,195 Snap Specs just fractured the category.
Samsung's first LPDDR-based processing-in-memory chip hits 614 GB/s and triples Llama 3.1 8B token throughput, in a drop-in 561-ball package.
Google's warrant for up to 58.97 million Marvell shares turns a supply contract into equity, and the AMD-OpenAI deal already proved the model works.