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The iPhone will soon turn 20, but the last thing it needs is an all-glass makeover
- Steve Jobs' influence from architect Joseph Eichler can be seen in Apple's design, including the use of glass in iPhone screens.
- The rumored iPhone 20th-anniversary redesign may feature increased use of glass, potentially removing the bezel for an all-glass design.
- Jobs valued mass-produced beauty and Apple's iconic designs reflect his love for exquisite materials like glass.
- Gorilla Glass, commonly used on phones, is not as scratch-resistant or resilient as metal or plastic, making an all-glass iPhone a risky choice.
- The fragility of an all-glass iPhone could lead users to protective cases, undermining the purpose of a sleek design.
- Apple may release a 'Special Edition iPhone 19' with an all-glass design to celebrate the iPhone's anniversary, despite potential durability issues.
- The shift towards durability and functionality in smartphone design challenges the significance of aesthetic materials like glass.
- Despite the risks, an all-glass iPhone could cater to collectors and be displayed in museums or special Apple Store showcases.
- The increasing focus on features, performance, and photography in smartphones diminishes the emphasis on aesthetic materials for differentiation.
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Apple’s iPhone Fold tipped for annual release, may replace Pro Max as flagship
- Apple is planning to enter the foldable phone market with the iPhone Fold, expected to become an annual release replacing the Pro Max as the flagship model.
- The iPhone Fold is set to launch in 2026 and will not be a one-off product, indicating Apple's long-term commitment to foldable technology as the pinnacle of its iPhone lineup.
- Apple aims to differentiate its foldable device by addressing issues like the display crease and developing a more robust hinge mechanism, potentially making it the most expensive iPhone in the $2,100 to $2,500 price range.
- Consumers may face significant investments if the iPhone Fold becomes an annual release, targeting the ultra-premium segment of the market and requiring regular updates to stay current with Apple's flagship.
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Chinese ‘kill switches’ spark security concerns at US solar farms
- Discovery of hidden 'kill switches' in American solar farms, identified as cellular radios in Chinese-manufactured power inverters, raises security concerns.
- Potential risks of these remotely controlled devices include the disruption or disablement of energy production, leading to widespread blackouts.
- US government alarmed by the discovery, calls for investigations to assess and address vulnerabilities in energy infrastructure.
- Concerns extend globally due to Chinese dominance in the power inverter market, prompting preparations for restrictions on Chinese-made equipment in critical grid infrastructure.
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Trump wants Apple to stop making more iPhones in India
- President Donald Trump expressed his disinterest in Apple moving iPhone production to India during a conversation with CEO Tim Cook.
- Trump mentioned that he prefers Apple to increase production in the US and claimed that Apple will be upping their production in the US.
- Apple has been increasing iPhone production in India as a response to tensions between the US and China.
- Following Trump's tariffs announcement, Apple reportedly plans to source all iPhones sold in the US from India by the end of 2026.
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iOS 18.5: Top 20 Features You Can’t Miss!
- iOS 18.5 introduces updates enhancing iPhone experience with customization, privacy, connectivity, and accessibility improvements for a smarter device experience.
- Dynamic Pride Wallpaper changes subtly to celebrate inclusivity, while Mail App enhancements simplify email management.
- Screen Time updates offer better oversight, passcode attempt alerts, and streamlined notifications for managing device usage effectively.
- Apple Care interface revamp provides quick access to warranty details and support app navigation for simplified device management.
- Privacy measures include changes in the Photos app to prevent accidental data loss and reinforce data security in iOS 18.5.
- Connectivity improvements include satellite messaging and calling features, modem updates, CarPlay enhancements, and optimized AirDrop for reliable communication.
- Smaller updates like Apple TV 4K authentication, improved Settings search, and News app cooking feature contribute to enhanced usability across iOS.
- iOS 18.5 prioritizes customization, privacy, connectivity, and usability, reflecting Apple’s commitment to refining the user experience.
- Updates range from dynamic wallpapers to enhanced Screen Time controls, satellite communication improvements, and streamlined app features.
- iOS 18.5 ensures devices work smarter and more efficiently, catering to a diverse user base with a well-rounded set of features.
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Huawei Watch 5 arrives with X-Tap health sensor, Fit 4 series also debuts
- Huawei unveiled its latest wearables at an event in Berlin, introducing Watch 5, Watch Fit 4, and Fit 4 Pro.
- Watch 5 offers advanced health readings through X-Tap sensor, including HRV, with two size options and premium materials like titanium and stainless steel.
- The X-Tap sensor in Watch 5 provides quick health checks with features like ECG, stress, SpO2, and sleep breathing awareness.
- It also features gesture controls, eSIM support, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, over 100 sports modes, and dual battery mode.
- Watch Fit 4 Pro is a more advanced version with unique features like Diving Mode, Golf Mode, and improved sensors for trail running.
- Both Fit 4 and Fit 4 Pro offer significant battery life, AMOLED screens, and support for various sports modes.
- The Fit 4 series has stylish designs, Sunflower positioning system, and support for dual-band satellite connection for accurate positioning.
- Fit 4 Pro is slightly heavier but thinner than Fit 4, with an ECG sensor, Sapphire Glass, and additional features like menstrual cycle management.
- The starting prices for Watch 5, Fit 4, and Fit 4 Pro are £399.99, £149.99, and £249.99 respectively.
- Pre-orders are already open at the Huawei store, and the official market launch for these wearables is set for May 26.
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vBRAS NFVI reference architecture with Huawei OceanStor and Canonical OpenStack
- Traditional BRAS have faced challenges such as low resource utilization, complex management, and slow service provisioning.
- Virtual broadband remote access server (vBRAS) addresses these challenges by accelerating service rollout, improving resource utilization, and simplifying operations and maintenance.
- Huawei and Canonical collaborated to design a private cloud architecture for vBRAS using Huawei OceanStor storage and Canonical Charmed OpenStack, offering a reliable and cost-efficient solution for network functions virtualization infrastructure (NFVI) for vBRAS.
- The NFVI reference architecture for vBRAS includes dedicated controller nodes, specialized storage from OceanStor, instance high availability, and infrastructure management from Canonical MAAS and Juju, among other features.
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2025 Mobile Platforms: What’s Different Between Android and iOS?
- iOS and Android platforms offer distinct advantages in hardware, software, and ecosystem integration, making the choice between the two challenging.
- iOS utilizes Face ID for biometric security, offering a seamless user experience, while Android relies on in-display fingerprint readers with varying quality across manufacturers.
- Android provides unparalleled customization options, including grid layouts, third-party launchers, and custom ROMs, whereas iOS focuses on simplicity and a polished interface.
- Android excels in notification management with tools like notification history and per-channel settings, while iOS lags behind in flexibility compared to Android.
- Android leads in AI capabilities with Google Assistant, offering contextual suggestions and advanced voice recognition, while Siri on iOS is less sophisticated.
- iOS is favored for video recording quality, while Android shines in AI-driven photo editing and offers a wide range of camera options based on manufacturers.
- Android's split-screen multitasking feature enhances productivity, a functionality not supported on iPhones, although available on iPads.
- Android keyboards have advanced features for typing efficiency, while iOS lacks some features like a clipboard manager.
- Apple's ecosystem provides seamless integration across devices, a highlight for users with multiple Apple products, while Android's integration is not as polished.
- iOS delivers uniform updates across devices for a reliable experience, unlike Android updates that vary by manufacturer and may affect resale value.
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Digitaltrends
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A foldable screen laptop to rival the ThinkPad X1 Fold is set to launch soon
- Huawei is set to unveil the Huawei MateBook Fold Ultimate Design, a laptop with a foldable screen similar to Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold and Asus Zenbook 17 Fold.
- The event announcing the MateBook Fold Ultimate Design will occur on May 19 at 2:30 PM CST, in collaboration with Hongmeng Computers.
- The MateBook Fold Ultimate Design is expected to function like a large tablet without a built-in keyboard, potentially using a Bluetooth keyboard or an on-screen keyboard.
- Further details about the MateBook Fold, including specs, will be revealed at the event; it is anticipated to focus on compact design and ease of transport resembling Asus Zenbook Fold 17.
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Trump says he has a ‘little problem’ with Tim Cook over Apple’s India production
- Donald Trump has expressed displeasure towards Apple and Tim Cook over the reported plans to shift iPhone production to India for the US market.
- Trump mentioned his conversation with Tim Cook, stating his preference for Apple to focus on building in the US rather than in India, where production has reportedly increased due to US-China trade tensions.
- No iPhones are currently manufactured in the US, and experts warn that moving production there would significantly increase costs.
- Trump also mentioned that India has offered a trade deal with no tariffs for American goods, as both countries aim to achieve a trade agreement during the 90-day pause announced by the US president in April.
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After Years in the Lab, CarPlay Ultra Emerges
- Apple has unveiled CarPlay Ultra, a more advanced version that extends beyond the traditional CarPlay features to include vehicle-specific data and controls.
- CarPlay Ultra is currently available for new Aston Martin orders in the U.S. and Canada, with support for other countries to follow in the next 12 months.
- The new version of CarPlay takes over the entire dashboard, providing content for all driver screens, including the instrument cluster, offering a seamless driving experience with access to both iPhone and vehicle-specific information.
- Although the launch of CarPlay Ultra is limited to Aston Martin for now, it is expected that this advanced technology will eventually become more widespread in the auto industry.
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Digitaltrends
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The foldable iPhone could become a yearly staple for Apple
- South Korean tech site ET News suggests that the foldable iPhone will receive annual updates starting in 2026, potentially replacing the Pro Max model.
- The specific launch date of the 'iPhone Fold' remains unknown, with anticipation and excitement building up around this rumored model.
- Consumers are waiting for foldable technology to mature further, seeking solutions to issues like screen bubbles, creases, and hinge problems for improved display quality and durability.
- Apple's reputation for high-quality hardware positions it as a likely candidate to successfully introduce a foldable iPhone, with the proposed yearly refresh cycle indicating confidence in the technology.
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Nothing 2 owners treated to new features in free update
- The latest OS update for Nothing Phone 2 introduces significant features and enhancements focused on privacy, media access, and system performance.
- New additions include Privacy Space for safeguarding sensitive applications, distinct passwords for enhanced control, and Nothing Gallery for managing photos and videos.
- Other improvements include refined launcher animations, enhanced network connections, improved accessibility experience, and the latest Android security patch for device protection.
- The update is rolling out to users and can be accessed through the Settings menu. Nothing is set to announce the Nothing 3, its next flagship phone, in the upcoming week.
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Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra (2025) review: Cool as hell, but too much AI
- The 2025 Motorola Razrs are a resurrection of the iconic Razr in foldable form, with sleek design and functionality.
- These Razrs feature large foldable OLEDs and external displays, offering a unique and enjoyable user experience.
- Motorola has improved its design by offering different Pantone shades and materials, making the phones stand out.
- While the Razrs are considered cool and innovative, Motorola's mobile AI performance and long-term support policy may need improvement.
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What’s the deal with that orange and green dot on your iPhone?
- The orange dot on iPhones indicates when an app is using the microphone, showing that the microphone is in use for activities like making phone calls or talking to Siri.
- The green dot on iPhones indicates when the camera is being used, providing a visual indicator for when the camera is active.
- Both dots are privacy indicators controlled by the iPhone's software to prevent malicious apps from spying on users without their knowledge.
- Users can manage app permissions for camera and microphone access in settings and utilize additional iPhone security features for enhanced privacy.
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