It's been less than a month since Apple launched the new iPhone 18 Pro, but customers are already claiming that their new phones are changing colour.
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Hong Kong businesses are lagging behind their mainland Chinese peers in adopting artificial intelligence, as entrenched legacy systems and a risk-averse corporate mindset slow the city’s digital transition, according to a senior executive at consultancy Accenture. Only 10 per cent of Hong Kong firms surveyed by Accenture had integrated generative AI across multiple business functions, compared with about 21 per cent of mainland enterprises, said Robert Hah, Hong Kong office lead at Accenture...
Pebble has launched the Qore Ultra wellness band in India, with AI-powered health insights, Readiness Score and Body Age tracking. The wearable offers 24x7 health monitoring, 100+ sports modes and up to 15 days of battery life without a subscription fee.
After spending more than 300,000 years hidden in the ground beneath Morocco, an ancient ancestor has been brought back to life thanks to a stunning digital reconstruction.
Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro at $399, featuring a triple-driver setup with an xMEMS tweeter and Hi-Res Audio support. The headphones offer up to 46dB adaptive ANC, Dynamic Spatial Audio with head tracking, Bluetooth 6.1 and LDAC.
The government releases its proposed budget with "targeted measures" to help families.
Photos from Kuala Lumpur, Sydney, and Singapore show crowds of people jostling to be the first to get their hands on the new iPhones.
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Aviva boss Amanda Blanc said England was "for sure" building homes that might be uninsurable at some point in the future.
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Chinese memory chip giant ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) plans to invest 34.9 billion yuan (US$5.2 billion) in expansion, with a large portion of the capital going to domestic suppliers of chipmaking equipment, according to a source. The firm, listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s Star Market, would spend 24.1 billion yuan on a new technology research and development project and another 10.8 billion yuan on the second phase of a wafer testing base, according to a Monday stock filing. The...