Wall Street thought AI would spark a massive iPhone upgrade cycle. It's looking like the threat of Trump's tariffs did.
Apple iPhone upgraders were consumers who usually hold onto their phones for many years. This is unusual and a "significant shift," CIRP said.
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Apple's comments on Search gave investors one reason to worry about Google's future. Here's another.
Apple executive Eddy Cue's revelation on Safari search decline sparked investor worry. Google's paid clicks growth also has been slowing.
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Google to pay Texas $1.4 billion over data privacy suit
Alphabet's Google agreed to pay Texas $1.4 billion to settle a lawsuit that claimed the tech giant violated data privacy laws.
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Tesla tells Model Y and Cybertruck workers to stay home for a week
The guidance comes amid a drop in deliveries and after earlier slowdowns of Cybertruck production.
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The best OLED TVs for high contrast and rich colors
The best OLED TVs deliver deeper black levels and wider viewing angles than LED and QLED models. Here are our top picks from LG and Samsung.
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Being good at your job doesn't guarantee a promotion, says Meta engineer
Ryan Peterman, who also writes The Developing Dev newsletter, says making sure people are aware of your accomplishments is key.
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Companies are culling managers. Mark Zuckerberg explained his 'mathematical' approach to it nearly 2 years ago.
As companies like Match Group cut managers as the "Great Flattening" trend continues, an old Mark Zuckerberg interview offers insights into why.
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Sam Altman doesn't want his son to grow up with an AI best friend
"I do not," Sam Altman replied when asked if he'd want his son's best friend to be an AI chatbot.
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The list of major companies laying off staff this year, including Morgan Stanley, Wayfair, UPS, and Meta
Layoffs have hit companies from HPE to Meta and Boeing already this year amid a backdrop of cost-cutting and technological change.
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AI is eroding what Reddit says is the site's greatest competitive advantage
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says the site's greatest advantage is its millions of human users. AI is now threatening that advantage.
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The startups taking on LinkedIn in the era of AI job hunting
AI startups are disrupting professional networking, stirring buzz, and attracting attention from investors.
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5 promises Elon Musk made about the Cybertruck that never happened
Tesla just canceled its $16,000 Cybertruck range extender, falling short on another of its promises for the EV pickup.
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Mark Zuckerberg saying Tim Cook 'had a bad week' is the latest in a long-running rivalry
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently said "Tim's had a bad week," referring to Apple CEO Tim Cook, adding, "I'm not going to pile on."
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Jony Ive kept design simple at Apple. He's now embracing his 'ornament era.'
The former chief design officer at Apple appears ready to embrace a different design approach to the minimalism he prized at the iPhone maker.
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X says India ordered it to block 8,000 accounts or face jail for local staff
X says India told it to block 8,000 accounts or risk fines and jail for local employees. The company is complying but calls the move censorship.
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