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After 10 years of Pixels, why is Google still making phones?

With the Google Pixel 11 launch imminent, I asked three analysts why Google is still making phones.

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Apple is 'rethinking its future product roadmap' after losing smart glasses chief to OpenAI, analysts say

A look at what recent Apple losses might mean for Apple Glasses and the Vision Pro moving forward.

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The new Siri is a make-or-break moment for Apple at WWDC — here's why

The new Siri launching at WWDC 2026 not only needs to prove that the two-year delay was worth it, it needs to show that Apple's smart glasses and other new AI devices will be worth buying.

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iPhone Fold reportedly facing delays — why 'the situation is not looking optimistic'

A new rumor suggests Apple hit a roadblock with production on the iPhone Fold which could cause launch delays.

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The iPod clicked so the iPhone could scroll — why Apple wouldn't be the same without it

Without the iPod, the iPhone as we know it likely wouldn't exist. The two may be totally different kinds of devices, but the iPod's success created the iPhone and changed Apple forever.

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Fifty years of sexing up tech: Apple’s epic hits – and misses

Remember the iPod? How about the Pippin? In the half-century since it launched its first PC, Apple has given us some amazing innovations. We round up its biggest triumphs and flops

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The MacBook Neo ‘isn’t leaving rivals room’ — Apple’s $599 laptop is about to become a nightmare for Windows PC makers

Analysts say the Neo is about to put the hurt on Apple's rivals

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Xreal is suing Viture for ‘freeriding on technological breakthroughs’ — how does this huge patent infringement lawsuit impact you and the AR glasses you should buy?

Xreal has just filed a U.S. patent infringement lawsuit against Viture — claiming that “rather than investing in original development, Viture unlawfully incorporated Xreal’s patented inventions into its AR glasses products, freeriding on Xreal’s technological breakthroughs.”

Tom’s Guide

Apple is not throwing in the AI towel with Google deal — 'Apple is building its own models based on Gemini that will power a more advanced version of Siri' says analyst

Apple’s deal with Google doesn’t mean it’s giving up on AI. Analysts say Apple is using Gemini as a foundation — while keeping full control over Siri, privacy and the user experience.

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iPhone Fold price — here’s why some Apple fans won’t blink at $2,400

The iPhone Fold is tipped to be the most expensive iPhone ever and double the price of the iPhone 18 Pro Max. Here’s why it could still be the best-selling foldable phone ever.

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First the iPhone 17 Pro, now the Galaxy S26 Ultra? Why phone makers may be turning their backs on titanium

A rumor claims that Samsung may be dropping titanium from the Galaxy S26 Ultra, which would follow Apple's move with the iPhone 17 Pro models. Why is titanium falling out of favor as a smartphone material?

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What are silicon-carbon batteries? Exploring the new battery tech in the One Plus 15

The OnePlus 15 turned in a record time on our battery test thanks to its silicon-carbon battery. Here's how that technology works and what it's going to take for more phone makes to adopt it.

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5 new Apple products for 2026 that will change everything — iPhone Fold, cheap MacBook, Apple glasses and more

From the first foldable iPhone and a cheap MacBook to (maybe) smart glasses, this is a pivotal moment for Apple.

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Apple’s M-series chip 5 years later: How ditching Intel revolutionized computing — and what’s next

Apple's M1 chip revolutionized computing and set a new standard for performance and efficiency. For the fifth anniversary of the M1 chip, we spoke with Apple and others about the chip's impact on the tech industry and the future of the M-series processor.

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This major cruise line just banned Meta Ray-Ban and other smart glasses — is this category already doomed?

MSC Cruises bans smart glasses in public spaces

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Have smartphone cameras hit their peak? We asked the experts to find out

It can feel like camera hardware on phones has hit a wall, but I wanted to see what the experts said about the future of phone cameras.

International Business Times

Online Search A Battleground For AI Titans

Tech firms battling for supremacy in artificial intelligence are out to transform how people search the web, challenging the dominance of the Chrome browser at the heart of Google's empire.

International Business Times

In Just One Year, Google Turns AI Setbacks Into Dominance

Caught off guard by ChatGPT and mocked for early blunders with its own generative artificial intelligence efforts, Google has pulled off a dramatic turnaround in just one year, becoming a major player in consumer-facing AI. "The market had written off Alphabet in the AI race," Matt Britzman, analyst at Hargreaves…

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Nvidia, Intel team up to build hardware: Here's why that's huge for PC gaming

Nvidia and Intel are teaming up to build new chips for data centers as well as gaming laptops. Here's what that means for you.

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The iPhone Air is Apple's 'boldest design move since the iPhone X' — and it's a huge step toward an iPhone Fold

We talked to several industry analysts, and they seem to agree that the iPhone Air is a huge deal for Apple's future.

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What will our phones be like in 2035? We asked Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus and more about your future

Get ready for multi-fold phones, 6G and a leap in AI

International Business Times

AI Personal Shoppers Hunt Down Bargain Buys

Internet giants are diving deeper into e-commerce with digital aides that know shoppers' likes, let them virtually try clothes on, hunt for deals and even place orders.

Tom’s Guide

The Trump administration wants Apple to build iPhones in the U.S. — here's why that will be hard to pull off

Trump administration officials are talking about the prospect of bringing tech manufacturing from overseas to the U.S. The iPhone is a good example of why that would be hard to pull off.

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How will tariffs impact the iPhone 17 price? Here's what the experts say (Updated)

The threat of tariffs isn't going anywhere, and that means you could end up paying more for this year's iPhone 17

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Nintendo Switch 2 — why tariff pause could be good news for US shipments

Will Nintendo start pre-orders in the US soon now that some of the tariffs are delayed?

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