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    Carl Pei teases Nothing’s first AI-native product; says it 'couldn't have been an app'

    Nothing will launch its first AI-native product in December with a focus on productivity. The chief executive, Carl Pei, provided limited details about the product’s functions. It is suggested that the product may help users capture conversations and take notes. Other companies are also exploring wearable AI devices that focus on companionship or productivity.

    US jury says Apple owes record $5.7 billion in haptic technology patent case

    "Apple's Taptic Engine is fundamentally different from Taction's technology, which Taction's own testing of Apple's products confirmed during trial," Apple said in response

    US jury says Apple owes record $5.7 billion in haptic technology patent case

    A US jury ruled that Apple owes San Diego-based Taction more than $5.7 billion for using its patented technology to power the haptic feedback in iPhones and Apple. The jury said Apple's Taptic Engine, infringed two Taction patents. Taction, which uses its technology in headphones and gaming headsets, filed the lawsuit in 2021. Apple denied the allegations and said the patents were invalid

    Snap targets enterprises with Salesforce, Nvidia AI tools for augmented-reality glasses

    Snap on Wednesday announced partnerships with companies including Salesforce, Nvidia and Amazon Web Services to integrate workplace tools into its Specs augmented-reality glasses, courting enterprise demand to carve a foothold in the heavily contested market.

    Apple's $1,999 foldable iPhone dazzles at launch, but who is it really for?

    Apple launched its new foldable iPhone Duo with a premium price tag. Analysts question its broad appeal beyond wealthy tech enthusiasts and early adopters. The device offers an expanded display for work and entertainment purposes. Pent-up demand from existing iPhone users is expected to drive initial sales. Foldable phones are projected to remain a small segment of the global smartphone market.

    Tim Cook hands Apple to Ternus: bigger and richer, but catching up in AI race

    Fifteen years on, having taken the iPhone maker from a $350 billion company to a more than $4.5 trillion behemoth, Cook will pass the baton to Apple hardware chief John Ternus, who will be steering the company in the AI era.

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