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AI Enters the Danger Zone as the US-China Race Moves Toward Confrontation
Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a promising technology sector. It has become a central pillar of economic, military and sovereign power for the world’s major powers.
By Sahby Mehalla28 days ago in 01
Sony 1000X The Collection Review: A New Luxury Headphone Experience with Premium Audio and Noise Cancellation
Sony has built a strong reputation in the premium headphone market, especially with its popular 1000X lineup. Over the years, the series has become known for combining high-quality sound, effective noise cancellation, comfort, and advanced technology.
By parwinder singh29 days ago in 01
The Prototype That Had to Unlearn Everything
On December 1, 2025, ByteDance’s Doubao AI assistant and ZTE jointly released an engineering prototype – the Nubia M153 – running a technical preview of the Doubao Phone Assistant. The official price was 3,499 yuan. All 30,000 units sold out quickly, and on secondary markets the price was bid up to tens of thousands of yuan.
By Jin29 days ago in 01
THE $2,500 COMPROMISE
There are fewer than two weeks to go until 1:00 a.m. on September 10. The lawns at Apple Park have already been mowed three times. Security barriers are going up around the Steve Jobs Theater. Two extra cleaning shifts have been added to the campus schedule. A note beside the coffee machines in the cafeteria reads, "Extended hours until 2 a.m. starting Wednesday." The staff who go through this every September are now in that peculiar state: everything is ready, yet something still doesn't feel quite ready.
By Jin29 days ago in 01
AI Property Management: How New UK Tenancy Laws Are Driving Landlord Adoption of Property Management AI
AI Property Management: New UK tenancy laws are pushing landlords toward Property Management AI. AI Property Management systems help with compliance, tenant communication, and operational workflows.
By Alex Rayabout a month ago in 01
Dyson’s £420 Camera Jet Toothbrush Uses AI, a Camera and Water Jets to Clean Your Teeth
Dyson has built its reputation by taking ordinary household products and turning them into expensive pieces of futuristic technology. From bagless vacuum cleaners to hair dryers and air purifiers, the company rarely does things the conventional way.
By parwinder singhabout a month ago in 01
Your Next Phone Just Got Pricier. Here’s Why.
September 1: Three Brands Raise Prices On the morning of September 1, the Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max 1TB listing jumped from 8,999 yuan to 9,999 yuan.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Apple Just Killed the Cloud AI Industry — And Your Mac Is Now a Money Printer
M6 Chip and 4× AI Performance: Apple's New Compute Watermark On August 25, 2026, Apple released new Mac mini and Mac Studio models. The M6 chip debuted in the Mac mini; the M5 Ultra took the top slot in the Mac Studio. The standout performance claim: "up to 4× faster AI performance."
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Did We Just Witness the GPT‑3 Moment for Robots?
Introduction On August 21, 2026, Generalist AI released the GEN‑1.5 embodied model. The news spread through the tech community faster than expected: a cascade of retweets from researchers at OpenAI, DeepMind, and Anthropic filled timelines, with captions like "watch once, do it immediately" and claims that this was "the GPT‑3 moment for embodied AI."
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Can Huawei Actually Fix the Triple‑Fold?
Five years into the foldable phone era, the mainstream form factors have evolved from simple left‑right folds into two camps: vertical clamshell flips and horizontal large‑screen folds. In 2024, Huawei took a more radical path with its first triple‑fold Mate XT, which unfurled to nearly 10 inches—almost the size of a small tablet. That device, however, was more of a muscle‑flexing statement, with its complex folding mechanics, an exposed outer screen prone to scratches, and a thickness and weight that discouraged daily use. A year later, the Mate XT 2 is expected to arrive with a directional overhaul. Can these changes turn the triple‑fold from a tech novelty into a genuine productivity tool? We have distilled five critical questions that need answers.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The Return of the Wide Phone
On August 20, 2026, Huawei released a phone with a 16:9.5 screen. That ratio was last mainstream when the iPhone 4s was new. Since then, phone screens have stretched: from 16:9 to 19.5:9, and now some models push 21:9. The logic sounds reasonable – make the screen larger, but not wider, so it stays one‑handed. So they kept pulling it upward.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
40 Million iPhone 17s Sold in China – Why Apple Still Wins Without Trying
By early August 2026, cumulative domestic shipments of the iPhone 17 series had reached 40,045,800 units. That number landed in the same year Android flagships across the board raised their prices. Apple didn't suddenly get stronger. The market dynamics changed.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01