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Amazon's Starlink competitor is almost ready‎

Amazon has been building up its own Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation for a while now, even calling it Amazon Leo (Low Earth Orbit, get it?). This is inevitably going to compete with SpaceX's Starlink, which is currently the largest satellite constellation. Today, Amazon's VP in charge of Leo, Chris Weber, has just announced that over 390 Leo satellites have been deployed already, which is apparently enough "to support continuous service across initial latitudes". He further states that the company has already completed "enough launches for initial service this year", strongly...

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AT&T expands Build-A-Plan to include home internet‎

Back in May, AT&T launched Build-A-Plan, a new way to customize your wireless plan's perks and pricing. It seems to have been a success, as the company is now expanding the program to include home internet as well. The expansion is taking place on July 7. Starting on that day, if you use Build-A-Plan you will be able to add home internet to your plan as well - either AT&T Fiber if it’s available in your area, or, if it’s not, AT&T Internet Air, which basically gives you fixed internet access by using AT&T's mobile network. If you use Build-A-Plan and want the cheapest possible...

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Foldable iPhone Ultra production target reportedly climbs to 10 million units‎

The foldable iPhone, rumored to be called the iPhone Ultra, is expected to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series this September. Ahead of its anticipated launch, a new report claims Apple has placed a production order for around 10 million units. According to a Nikkei Asia report citing sources familiar with the matter, Apple has asked its suppliers to manufacture around 10 million foldable iPhones in 2026. Notably, earlier reports suggested that the company was targeting an initial production run of 7 to 8 million units. The report claims that Apple has asked suppliers to...

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Samsung Galaxy Glasses emerge in new leaked video‎

We’ve already seen leaked renders and additional details about Samsung’s Galaxy Glasses. We now have our best look yet thanks to an official-looking video shared by the folks over at SamMobile. The 27-second clip goes over the key design elements of the Galaxy Glasses, including their square lenses and touch-sensitive area on the right temple. We can also spot an LED indicator on the right and a camera on the other side. The video also showcases their power button which will be placed on the right temple. While we don’t get additional details, this is one of our best looks yet...

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Apple is considering risky alternative RAM suppliers amidst memory crunch‎

The ongoing memory chip crisis is forcing companies to scramble with new ideas to procure their desired RAM quantities, and Apple is apparently considering a risky move. According to a new Bloomberg News report, Cupertino is currently in talks with two Chinese companies, ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) and Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC), but there’s a small issue. Both companies are currently on the United States Department of Defense Section 1260H list and are characterized as “entities identified as Chinese military companies”. While doing business with companies on the 1260H...

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Nothing Phone (4b) RCB edition design officially revealed‎

A day after teasing a special RCB Edition of the upcoming Phone (4b), Nothing has now revealed the smartphone's design. The special edition has been designed in partnership with the Royal Challengers Bengaluru cricket team. The Nothing Phone (4b) RCB Edition will be offered in a matte red finish and feature the Royal Challengers Bengaluru logo on the rear panel. Aside from the special paint job and branding, the RCB Edition appears to be identical to the standard variant, which is confirmed to get a dual-rear camera setup and a Snapdragon chipset. Introducing Phone (4b) RCB...

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Samsung details upcoming 2nm nodes, talks of future 1.4nm nodes (coming in 2029)‎

At the SAFE Forum (Samsung Advanced Foundry Ecosystem), Samsung revealed its plans for future semiconductor nodes. Last year, the company unveiled the Exynos 2600, the first 2nm smartphone chip – this one was made on the SF2 node as Samsung calls it. Next up is SF2P, which will reduce power consumption by 26% and raise clock speeds by 15%. The new node is only partially responsible for these improvements. Shin Jong-shin, VP of the Design Platform Development Team at Samsung Foundry, attributes more than half of the gains to DTCO. DTCO, or Design-Technology Co-Optimization, is a...

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