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News

TNW | Apple
thenextweb.com > news > apple-iphone-duo-foldable-1999-price

Apple's iPhone Duo foldable starts at $1,999

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (1267+ words) Apple ended its keynote with the iPhone Duo, a foldable that opens to 7.6 inches and starts at $1,999. IDC expected $2,500 and Samsung's Z Fold8 Ultra costs $2,099, so Apple entered the category last and priced below it. The chip inside is the same…...

TNW | Apple
thenextweb.com > news > apple-iphone-18-pro-variable-aperture-siri-ai-eu

iPhone 18 Pro: variable aperture, no Siri AI in the EU

4+ day, 5+ hour ago   (605+ words) Apple's iPhone 18 Pro adds a variable-aperture camera and a pixel-signing sensor. Siri AI will not be available in the EU at launch....

TNW | Mobile
thenextweb.com > news > huawei-mate-xt-2-foldable-apple-xiaomi

Huawei launches Mate XT 2 tri-fold two days before Apple’s foldable iPhone

6+ day, 15+ hour ago   (312+ words) Huawei has unveiled the Mate XT 2, its third tri-folding phone, running a Kirin 9050 Pro on its own process. It goes on sale in China on 10 September, a day after Apple is expected to reveal its first foldable iPhone....

TNW | Apple
thenextweb.com > news > apple-ternus-first-event-hardware-answer-software-problem

Ternus takes over Apple with a foldable and a software gap

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (507+ words) John Ternus runs his first Apple event on 9 September. A foldable iPhone, no entry model until spring, and Siri running on Google's model....

TNW | Apple
thenextweb.com > news > eddy-cue-app-store-arcade-apple-power-shift-ternus

Eddy Cue now runs most of Apple's services

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (589+ words) Phil Schiller's exit made the headlines. The quieter change is that Eddy Cue now holds the App Store, Arcade, Health and services....

TNW | Apple
thenextweb.com > news > apple-foldable-iphone-idc-10-million-eu-energy-label

IDC expects Apple to ship 10 million foldable iPhones in year one at $2,500

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (479+ words) IDC expects more than 10 million shipments in the first year, in the one market that makes every phone publish a repairability class, a battery endurance figure and a free-fall rating IDC predicts Apple’s first foldable iPhone will ship more than…...

TNW | Apple
thenextweb.com > news > apple-mac-mini-airpods-5-oled-ipad-mini

Apple has a Mac mini ready, and it may be Tim Cook’s last product

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (319+ words) Apple is preparing a new Mac mini within days, AirPods 5 in September and an OLED iPad mini in October, according to Bloomberg....

TNW | Amazon
thenextweb.com > news > amazon-echo-kindle-fire-tv-eero-price-rises-memory-shortage

Amazon raised its device prices by up to 60% overnight

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (595+ words) Amazon raised Echo, Kindle, Fire TV and eero prices overnight without announcing it. The Echo Dot rose 60%. The company blames memory and storage costs....

TNW | Government-policy
thenextweb.com > news > lutnick-apple-chinese-memory-chips-cxmt-ymtc

Why the US cannot stop Apple buying Chinese memory chips

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (920+ words) Howard Lutnick says the administration does not want Apple buying Chinese memory chips, and told the company so plainly. But the rule he would need to enforce that does not reach what Apple wants to do. The Journal’s second sentence…...