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Oppo Find X9 Series Breaks Boundaries: 7,500 mAh Battery, Hasselblad Cameras & AI Buttons – A Flagship to Rival iPhone 16 and Galaxy S24

Oppo Find X9 Series Breaks Boundaries: 7,500 mAh Battery, Hasselblad Cameras & AI Buttons – A Flagship to Rival iPhone 16 and Galaxy S24

Oppo will launch the Find X9 and Find X9 Pro in China on October 16, 2025, with global sales to follow. Pre-orders are open in China. The phones feature a Hasselblad-branded quad-camera setup, MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipsets, batteries up to 7,500 mAh, and run ColorOS 16 based on Android 16. The X9 Pro includes a 200 MP periscope telephoto lens.
23 September 2025
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OnePlus 15 Leak Bombshell: Radical Design, Monster Battery & Next-Gen Power

OnePlus 15 Leak Bombshell: Radical Design, Monster Battery & Next-Gen Power

A leaked image shows the OnePlus 15 with a new square camera island, breaking from the brand’s recent circular design. The device is rumored to feature triple 50MP rear cameras, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, a 7,000 mAh battery, and a 6.7-inch LTPO OLED display with a 165 Hz refresh rate. OnePlus has ended its Hasselblad partnership and will debut its own imaging engine. OxygenOS 16 is expected out of the box.
23 September 2025
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Vivo X300’s ZEISS Lens Kit Shakes Up Smartphone Photography – A Phone That Thinks It’s a DSLR?

Vivo X300’s ZEISS Lens Kit Shakes Up Smartphone Photography – A Phone That Thinks It’s a DSLR?

Vivo’s X300 lineup will support a ZEISS 2.35× Telephoto Converter, boosting the periscope camera to an 8.3× optical zoom and up to a 200 mm focal length. The X300 Pro kit includes a camera-style grip with extra dials and a shutter button. Vivo launches the X300 series in China on October 13, 2025; global availability for the ZEISS kit remains unconfirmed. Pricing details have not been announced.
23 September 2025
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Apple’s First Foldable iPhone: Stunning $1,800 Price Leak, Ultra-Thin Design & Samsung’s Secret Tech

Apple’s Foldable iPhone: Rumored Features, Release Timeline, and Impact on the Foldable Phone Market

Apple plans to launch its first foldable iPhone in 2026, with mass production expected to begin in late 2025, according to multiple reports. The device is rumored to feature a 7.8-inch inner OLED display, a crease-free foldable design, and a titanium build. Touch ID is expected to return, replacing Face ID, and the price is likely to exceed $2,000. Initial production may be limited to 3–5 million units.
23 September 2025
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VR Shock: Pimax’s ‘Dream’ Headset Delayed Again – Crystal Light vs. Quest 3, Index & Varjo Aero in the PC VR Showdown

VR Shock: Pimax’s ‘Dream’ Headset Delayed Again – Crystal Light vs. Quest 3, Index & Varjo Aero in the PC VR Showdown

Pimax’s Dream Air PC VR headset, originally due in May 2025, has been delayed twice and is now set to ship in December 2025 for SteamVR tracking versions. The company cites slow procurement of Sony micro-OLED panels as a key factor. The inside-out “SLAM” models will only enter beta at that time. Pimax has offered little public explanation for the latest delay.
22 September 2025
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Gemini AI’s Big July 2025 – Massive Upgrades, Billion‑Dollar Moves & Global Reactions

Google Gemini’s September AI Blitz: New Powers, Skyrocketing Usage & Surprising Alliances

Google integrated Gemini AI into Chrome, adding a chatbot button for page summaries and task automation. A new Gemini icon in the toolbar opens an AI chat window. Gemini’s AI Mode launched in five new languages and will soon work from Chrome’s address bar. The Gemini app hit #1 on the App Store after a surge in downloads, driven by its new image editing model.
22 September 2025
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iOS 26 vs One UI 8: Apple’s Daring Redesign Meets Samsung’s AI-Powered Upgrade

iOS 26 vs One UI 8: Apple’s Daring Redesign Meets Samsung’s AI-Powered Upgrade

Apple’s iOS 26 launches with a major “Liquid Glass” redesign, advanced on-device AI features, and a new Apple Games hub. Samsung’s One UI 8 opts for minor visual tweaks, expanded theming, and Gemini-powered AI tools. Early iOS 26 reports cite smooth performance on older devices; One UI 8 users note improved animations but some Galaxy S25s saw brief signal issues after updating.
21 September 2025
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Apple vs. Samsung – 2025’s Epic Stock Showdown: Which Tech Giant is the Better Bet?

Apple vs. Samsung – 2025’s Epic Stock Showdown: Which Tech Giant is the Better Bet?

Samsung Electronics shares have jumped over 50% in 2025 on hopes for a chip recovery, while Apple stock remains flat year-to-date. Apple reported record Q3 revenue of $94 billion with strong margins; Samsung’s Q2 profit fell 55% amid a chip slump. Analysts see Apple as stable but expensive, while Samsung is viewed as undervalued with rebound potential. Samsung pays a higher dividend and is ramping up buybacks.
21 September 2025
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iOS 17 vs One UI 6.1: The 2025 Apple & Samsung Mobile Experience Face-Off

iOS 17 vs One UI 6.1: The 2025 Apple & Samsung Mobile Experience Face-Off

Apple’s iOS 17 (rebranded as iOS 26 in 2025) and Samsung’s One UI 6.1 both offer fast performance and long battery life, with Samsung’s flagships often lasting longer. One UI 6.1 leads in customization and on-device AI features, while iOS maintains stricter privacy controls and seamless integration across Apple devices. Samsung now promises up to 7 years of updates, narrowing the gap with Apple’s support.
21 September 2025
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iOS 26’s “Liquid Glass” Look Is Dazzling – But Some iPhone Users Say It’s Making Them Sick

iOS 26’s “Liquid Glass” Look Is Dazzling – But Some iPhone Users Say It’s Making Them Sick

Apple’s iOS 26 introduces a “Liquid Glass” design with translucent, glass-like menus and icons, sparking complaints of dizziness and nausea among some users. There is no full option to disable the new look, but “Reduce Transparency” in Accessibility settings removes most effects. Early bugs include Face ID failures, which a restart usually fixes. Users also report temporary battery drain after updating.
21 September 2025
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Tech Shockwaves: iPhone 17 Frenzy, Xbox Price Hike, Google Breakup Call & More (Sept 19–20, 2025)

Tech Shockwaves: iPhone 17 Frenzy, Xbox Price Hike, Google Breakup Call & More (Sept 19–20, 2025)

Apple’s iPhone 17 launch triggered record demand in India, with top models selling out and first-week sales up 19% from last year. Microsoft raised U.S. Xbox Series X prices to about $650, citing tariffs and costs. Germany’s culture minister called for Google’s breakup over low tax payments and nearly €10 billion in EU fines. SpaceX completed its 117th Falcon 9 launch of 2025, mostly for Starlink satellites.
20 September 2025
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watchOS 26 and 26.0.1: Major New Apple Watch Features, But Only a Few Get the Latest Update

watchOS 26 and 26.0.1: Major New Apple Watch Features, But Only a Few Get the Latest Update

Apple released watchOS 26 in September 2025, bringing a new “Liquid Glass” design and advanced health tools to Apple Watch Series 6 and newer, excluding older models. A limited patch, watchOS 26.0.1, rolled out only for Apple Watch Ultra 3, enabling satellite messaging in Mexico. The update adds new watch faces, smarter widgets, and a wrist flick gesture, but removes five older faces, sparking complaints from some users.
20 September 2025
Apple Watch Series 11 vs Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs Google Pixel Watch 2 – The Ultimate Smartwatch Showdown

Apple Watch’s New Blood Pressure Alert Shakes Up the Smartwatch Health Race

Apple’s new Watch Series 11, and models back to Series 9, now alert users to possible high blood pressure using AI analysis of sensor data. The feature, cleared by the FDA in September 2025, does not measure blood pressure directly and requires confirmation with a traditional cuff. Apple plans to launch it in over 150 countries. Samsung and Huawei offer similar features, but only cuff-based devices provide actual readings.
20 September 2025
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Apple’s 2025 Wearables Unveiled: Hypertension Alerts, AI Translation, and More

Apple Unleashes iPhone 17, Ultra‑Thin iPhone Air, Apple Watch 11 & AirPods 3 – Fans Line Up Worldwide

Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup, including the new iPhone Air, launched worldwide September 19, drawing large crowds in Beijing and other cities. The iPhone 17 features a bigger 6.3-inch display, tougher Ceramic Shield 2, and all 48 MP rear cameras. Apple also introduced Apple Watch Series 11 with 24-hour battery life and 5G, and AirPods Pro 3 with improved noise cancellation and real-time language translation.
19 September 2025
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Tech Shockwave: Major Tech Breakthroughs from Sept 18–19, 2025

Tech Shockwave: Major Tech Breakthroughs from Sept 18–19, 2025

Meta launched $799 Ray-Ban Display smart glasses with a built-in screen, and Apple released iOS 26, introducing a major “Liquid Glass” design overhaul. SpaceX completed its 117th Falcon 9 launch of 2025, while Blue Origin flew New Shepard again. Jaguar Land Rover suffered a cyberattack, halting global production. Nvidia invested $5 billion in Intel, taking a 4% stake and agreeing to co-develop chips.
19 September 2025
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AI Gold Rush or Bubble? Tech’s Trillion-Dollar Question

AI Gold Rush or Bubble? Tech’s Trillion-Dollar Question

Nvidia became the world’s first $4 trillion company in 2025 as AI-driven stock market gains pushed the “Magnificent Seven” tech firms to over one-third of S&P 500 value, surpassing dot-com era concentration. Corporate AI investment hit $252 billion in 2024, but 95% of firms report no financial return from generative AI, and many projects fail to deliver value.
19 September 2025
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China’s $300K AI Breakthrough: How DeepSeek’s Budget Model Shook the Tech World

China’s $300K AI Breakthrough: How DeepSeek’s Budget Model Shook the Tech World

Chinese startup DeepSeek says it trained its R1 language model for $294,000, using 512 Nvidia H800 GPUs over 80 hours, according to a peer-reviewed Nature paper published September 17, 2025. R1, with 670 billion parameters, surpassed OpenAI’s top model on some reasoning benchmarks and triggered a $600 billion drop in Nvidia’s market value after launch.
18 September 2025
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  • Standard & Poor's Global (SPGI) October 16 Options Begin Trading with Notable Premium Opportunities
    April 13, 2026, 11:47 AM EDT. Standard and Poor's Global Inc (SPGI) saw new options start trading for the October 16th expiration, featuring 186 days until expiry. Longer time to expiration increases the time value of these contracts, offering potential for higher premiums for sellers of put and call options. The $250 strike put contract, trading at a $1.15 bid, allows sellers to potentially buy shares at an effective price of $248.85, presenting a nearly 40% discount to current prices and a 96% chance the option expires worthless. On the call side, the $430 strike call bid at $32 offers a covered call yield of 10.20% if exercised, though it caps upside gains. These new contracts provide investors various strategic choices based on market views and risk appetite.

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Salesforce Stock News: Choreo and Sumitomo Mitsui Cuts Resurface, but the Filings Are Months Old

Salesforce Stock News: Choreo and Sumitomo Mitsui Cuts Resurface, but the Filings Are Months Old

13 April 2026
Salesforce faced renewed attention after reports of stake reductions by Choreo LLC and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group, based on SEC filings from January that reflected year-end positions. Choreo held 27,733 shares and Sumitomo Mitsui 2,478,864 shares as of December 31. The reported cuts amounted to about 35% and 8.6%, respectively. Salesforce shares rose 3.4% Monday, while broader software stocks remain down for the year.
Sandisk Stock Jumps as Nasdaq-100 Adds AI Storage Winner, Atlassian Exits

Sandisk Stock Jumps as Nasdaq-100 Adds AI Storage Winner, Atlassian Exits

13 April 2026
Sandisk shares jumped 7.3% to $913.56 after Nasdaq said the company will join the Nasdaq-100 on April 20, replacing Atlassian. The move follows strong demand for AI-related data storage and analyst price target hikes. Atlassian exits as software stocks slump, with its shares down 65% this year. Sandisk reports fiscal third-quarter results on April 30.
Did the New York Times Really Unmask Satoshi Nakamoto? Adam Back Denies Bitcoin Founder Claim as Doubts Persist

Did the New York Times Really Unmask Satoshi Nakamoto? Adam Back Denies Bitcoin Founder Claim as Doubts Persist

13 April 2026
Adam Back, British cryptographer and Blockstream CEO, again denied being Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto after renewed media scrutiny, including a New York Times report naming him the top candidate. No hard proof has emerged. Bitcoin traded near $71,580 Monday, with Satoshi’s suspected holdings worth about $78.7 billion. Markets showed little reaction to the speculation.
CoreWeave stock jumps again after Anthropic AI deal adds to $21 billion Meta pact

CoreWeave stock jumps again after Anthropic AI deal adds to $21 billion Meta pact

13 April 2026
CoreWeave shares rose 7.5% to $109.64 on Monday after announcing a deal to supply Anthropic with AI computing capacity. The stock had already surged over 13% Friday on news of the agreement. CoreWeave also disclosed a new $21 billion order from Meta last week and priced $5.25 billion in new debt to fund expansion. Financial terms of the Anthropic contract were not disclosed.
Morgan Stanley’s Lowest-Fee Bitcoin ETF Is Just the Start as Bank Eyes Tokenization, Tax Tools

Morgan Stanley’s Lowest-Fee Bitcoin ETF Is Just the Start as Bank Eyes Tokenization, Tax Tools

13 April 2026
Morgan Stanley is considering tokenized money-market funds and digital-asset tax tools just days after launching its MSBT bitcoin ETP, which drew $61.8 million in its first three sessions. MSBT, listed on NYSE Arca, charges a 0.14% sponsor fee, the lowest among U.S. bitcoin ETPs. The bank has also filed for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana trusts. Coinbase and BNY handle custody for MSBT.
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