Apple Air marketing success but a sales disaster
Shiny, thin and unwanted
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple rolled out the iPhone Air as if it were the second coming of Steve Jobs, but a consumer survey found that only one in ten US iPhone 17 customers chose the Air during the early weeks of sales, and it’s being quietly axed from production lines.
Samsung Galaxy S26 to land in January
Last-minute shakeups won’t derail the launch
Despite chatter about delays due to internal reshuffles, Samsung is pushing ahead with its Galaxy S26 series.
TSMC hikes Apple's chip prices
Looks like that custom silicon empire was not so good after all
TSMC is turning the screws on its biggest customers, with reports suggesting an across-the-board price hike for its most advanced chip-making processes next year. That means Job’s Mob is about to pay through the nose for its custom silicon.
Samsung clings to Snapdragon for Galaxy S26
Qualcomm expects 75 per cent chip share despite Exynos revival
Samsung might be dusting off its Exynos project for the Galaxy S26 series, but even the Koreans seem to know where the real firepower lies.
Apple secretly borrows Google’s brain for Siri’s next act
Forced to rely on Gemini because its own AI can barely tie its shoes
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple has quietly admitted what everyone in tech already suspected, that Siri’s still as thick as mince, and only Google can save it.