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Why You Still Can't Order the iPhone Air in China — And How Beijing's eSIM Approval Plays a Role

The launch of Apple's new iPhone Air in China has been put on hold, with the company's website indicating a delayed release.

International Business Times UK

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.

Tom’s Guide

IDC's insights on Google's new Pixel 10 series and its 'AI-first' strategy

IDC analysts believe the latest Google event confirms the company's shift to an "AI-first" strategy.

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Tackling AI sprawl in the modern enterprise

AI tools are everywhere - but without strategy, they’re causing chaos. Here’s how to regain control.

TechRadar

Will Apple's Foldable iPhone Shift Its Fortunes? 2026 Launch Tipped to Reignite Buzz

Apple's foldable iPhone, launching in 2026, promises a crease-free display but faces high costs and competition. Can it revive buzz?

International Business Times UK

Palo Alto Eyes CyberArk In $20 Billion Deal That Would Shake Up Cybersecurity Market

Palo Alto Networks, the most acquisitive cybersecurity firm, is in talks to acquire CyberArk, in what would mark its biggest deal to date under CEO Nikesh Arora.

Investors Business Daily

Nvidia's Arm chips rapidly gain share in server market as AI booms — Nvidia's Arm-powered GB200 servers surge as market reaches a record $95 billion in the first quarter

The global server market soared 134% to $95.2 billion in Q1 2025 as hyperscalers ramped up AI infrastructure, with Arm-based Nvidia GB200 systems driving growth and annual spending projected to exceed $366 billion.

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Democrats are scared of Andrew Cuomo

Many Democrats think Cuomo is a lock to win the mayor's race and they don't want to invite his wrath

Salon

Global smartphone sales will take a hit as tariffs bite, says IDC

IDC has lowered its forecast of its smartphone sales in 2025 to 0.6% reaching, 1.24 billion units, due to the economic uncertainty brought about by U.S. tariffs.

Android Central

IDC says PC shipments will increase because of tariffs, now expects 274 million PCs to ship in 2025

Market research and tech analyst firm IDC reckons that global PC sales will reach 274 million units in 2025.

Tom’s Hardware

Ultrahuman's iOS demand proves why the Galaxy Ring had an uphill battle

Oura and Ultrahuman have dominated recent smart ring sales, and a healthy majority of its users own iPhones. So what about Android-owning smart ring fans?

Android Central

US Government wants to break up Google — and it could 'mark the end of Google’s dominance'

If Google is forced to break up, the tech industry as we know it could change forever.

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.

Tom’s Guide

Drive agentic AI success with an integrated approach to API management

As agentic AI takes-off, unmanaged APIs pose growing security risks - how can organizations keep control?

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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

Tom’s Hardware

PC manufacturers race ahead of tariffs with rush shipments, Q1 market share booms as a result

Data from Canalys and International Data Corporation (IDC) suggest 2025 Q1 PC shipment increases are likely due to manufacturers striving to avoid initial tariff impacts.

The Independent UK

A woman dies every two minutes due to failures in maternal care, shocking new figures reveal

SPECIAL REPORT: More than a quarter of a million women around the world died during their pregnancy or within six weeks of giving birth in 2023, WHO figures reveal. Rebecca Thomas and Alicja Hagopian report

TechRadar

Global server sales almost doubled in Q4 with annual run rate likely to smash $300 billion in 2025

Server market surges as global sales nearly double in Q4 2024, pushing annual revenue toward a staggering $300 billion milestone by 2025.

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Technology monitoring solutions are becoming obsolete

Complexities in infrastructure and monitoring solutions are changing - how can businesses adapt and thrive?

MarketBeat

AMD Stock: Can the PC Refresh Cycle Spark a Rally?

Advanced Micro Devices hasn't been able to get out of NVIDIA's data center shadow. However, what could its client segment contribute going forward?

Fortune

More than half of millennial and Gen Z couples pick engagement rings with a lab-grown diamond—and it means larger stones aren't the status symbol they used to be

Couples appear to care more about gemstone size and price than sustainability.

TechRadar

PC sales could be set to fall this year, but Trump tariffs aren't the only reason why

Trump isn’t the only reason that PC upgrades could be getting costlier and less common, analysts say.

Tom’s Hardware

IDC cuts PC sales forecast, blames Trump tariffs and AI PC hurdles

PC sales set to grow in 2025, but not as significantly as initially thought, according to IDC.

PC Gamer

New figures show Valve's Steam Deck is still by far the biggest selling handheld gaming PC but the form factor isn't really taking off

Forecast for gaming handheld sales in 2025 still far lower than 2023 peak.

Fortune

Indonesia’s ‘staggering’ growth puts Jakarta in a strong position as it plays hardball with Apple

As Apple’s traditional cash cow of China begins to dry up, emerging markets like Indonesia are quickly becoming a source of growth

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