Toshiba Mass Layoff Could Terminate 5,000 Domestic Workers—Who Might Be Affected?
Toshiba could terminate 5,000 domestic workers as it considers a mass layoff. Who could be affected?
Consumer Electronics
Companies Now Mandated to Fix Out-of-Warranty Devices Following New EU Directive
The European Commission approves new 'right to repair' legislation, easing the repair process for out-of-warranty devices and extending warranties.
Nvidia Now Acquiring Close Partner Run:ai! Acquisition Price, Purpose, Other Details
Nvidia is acquiring Run:ai. Here's what the giant GPU manufacturer plans to do with this acquisition...
iPhone Sales Plummet in China While Huawei Reigns Supreme in Q1
In Q1 2024, iPhone sales in China dropped significantly by 19.1%, contrasting with the modest 1.5% growth in the overall smartphone market, largely attributed to Huawei's 69.7% surge with its Mate 60 ..
Amazon Is Ending Drone Deliveries in California, Eyes Arizona Expansion
Amazon has ceased drone delivery operations in Lockeford, California, as it prepares to expand its Prime Air program in Arizona...
Apple Reportedly Acquired French AI Startup Datakalab, Focusing on AI and Computer Vision
Apple has acquired Datakalab, a Paris-based startup specializing in AI...
Samsung to Implement Six-Day Work Week for Executives Slammed by Critics 'Not Effective'
Samsung's decision to implement a six-day work week for executives acr...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Tech Giant May Consider Manufacturing in Indonesia After Meeting with President Joko Widodo
Tim Cook said Apple would "look at" manufacturing in Indonesia after meeting with President Joko Widodo.
Samsung Dethrones Apple as Top Smartphone Maker in the First Quarter of 2024
Samsung has regained its position as the leading smartphone seller, overtaking Apple in the first quarter of 2024, amid a nearly 10% global decline in iPhone shipments and rising Chinese competition.
Samsung Next is Leaving Israel as War Continues, Taking its Business Operations Abroad
Samsung Next is leaving Israel as the war rages on. The firm decided to take its business operations abroad instead.
Apple Stock Soars $112 Billion After Announcing Plans to Use AI in Mac Computers
Apple's plans to introduce new Mac computers with M4 processors designed for AI capabilities resulted in a $112 billion surge in stock value, signaling investor confidence in the move.
The UK Considers Banning Smartphone Sales to Children Under 16 Amid Strong Public Backing
The UK considers banning smartphone sales to under-16s due to rising safety concerns. Recent surveys show strong public support.
Nintendo To Shut Down 3DS and Wii U Online Services Globally
Nintendo has announced the closure of two major online services, affecting various Nintendo 3DS and Wii U models, but features like StreetPass and Pokémon Bank will continue to function post-shutdown.
Biden Administration Grants Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company $11.6 Billion to Boost Chip Production in U.S.
The US Commerce Department allocated $11.6 billion to TSMC, aiding chip production in Arizona as part of the CHIPS and Science Act. TSMC's total investment in the US reached $65 billion, including pla
Apple AI-Powered Home Robots Reportedly in The Works After Tech Giant Kills Electric Car Project
Apple's home devices group is reportedly developing a mobile robot and an advanced tabletop device with a moving display, both powered by robotics.
Microsoft Starts Exploration On AI in Gaming Through An Upcoming Xbox AI Chatbot
Microsoft is developing an Xbox AI chatbot to improve user support, linking to support documents and aiming for comprehensive integration across the platform.
