Category: Tech
Apple’s foldable iPhone and iPad could begin production next year
The mass production for these foldable devices is anticipated to commence in the latter half of 2026.
iPhone 17 molds surface online, hint at camera bump modifications
Renowned leaker Sonny Dickson has provided updates on earlier CAD designs, highlighting a previously mentioned “camera bar” style.
LG Display starts mass production of 5K2K OLED gaming panel with 330Hz mode
LG Display has commenced mass production of a 45-inch OLED monitor panel specifically designed for gaming.
Apple may replace iPhone 17 Pro Max with iPhone 17 Ultra, report suggests
A report from the Naver blog indicates that the forthcoming iPhone 17 Ultra will indeed replace the Pro Max.
Apple’s AI development facing delays, Siri chief pledges solutions
Apple’s Siri chief admitted to employees that delays in key features have been disappointing and embarrassing.
Go inside Snapdragon’s exclusive Beats and Bytes event at SXSW
Go inside Snapdragon’s exclusive Beats and Bytes event at SXSW
Google’s Find My Device is adding location-sharing with contacts
The new update is taking a page out of Google Maps’ playbook. Google’s Find My Device is arguably the best way to track down a lost Android device or supported accessories like a smartwatch. If your phone never got lost, chances are you were never really interested in Find My Device, but a new feature […]
Bluesky proposes new privacy settings for its users
The new options would allow Bluesky users to determine how their information is used for generative AI and advertising. Bluesky is working on giving users a little more control over their privacy. The company published a proposal on Github outlining the changes the company is thinking of making to that end. “This draft describes how […]
Your Amazon Echo will start reporting to Amazon on March 28
Amazon is sending emails to let customers know that local requests will be turned off. Owners of the Amazon Echo have long had the option for the device to process requests locally, thereby keeping their information off of Amazon’s servers. That functionality is going away starting on March 28. The company sent out emails to […]
AI search tools are confidently wrong a lot of the time, study finds
60 percent of queries got wrong answers. AI search tools confidently spit out wrong answers at a high clip, a new study found. Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) conducted a study in which it fed eight AI tools an excerpt of an article and asked the chatbots to identify the “corresponding article’s headline, original publisher, …
