
Nothing to launch first AI-native devices next year
Nothing raises US$200m to develop AI-native devices and OS, with first products set to launch in 2026.
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Nothing raises US$200m to develop AI-native devices and OS, with first products set to launch in 2026.

Apple’s iPhone 17 sees stronger pre-orders than the iPhone 16, with the Pro Max leading demand ahead of its 19 September launch.

Apple explains why software updates may briefly affect battery life and performance, highlighting long-term benefits for security and features.

Apple has released iOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, and more, bringing new design, smarter tools, and fresh features across all devices.

Devialet introduces Phantom Ultimate, its latest high-end wireless speaker, combining advanced engineering, French design, and new finishes.

Xiaomi teases Xiaomi 17 series with Pro and Pro Max models, likely to launch at Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit in late September.

Biwin launches Mini SSD, a tiny yet powerful storage device that could replace microSD cards if industry standards are adopted.

Apple adds heart rate, fitness, and smart usability upgrades to Powerbeats Pro 2 with iOS 26, launching on 15 September.

ConnectingDNA launches the world’s first AI-powered DNA wellness marketplace in Singapore, offering personalised health insights and secure data protection.