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Apple announced a ton of new products at its iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro event today — but one thing it was noticeably quieter about were some price hikes across its entire iPhone range, including both new phones and old.

Apple unveiled AirPods 5 at its September 9 event — two models, meaningfully better noise cancellation, and price points that reportedly mirror AirPods 4. That last part matters most. Serious ANC has historically been an AirPods Pro privilege. These are still stemmed, open-ear earbuds. Just smarter ones.

Russia has launched 32 Rassvet communications satellites as Moscow works toward building a domestic network capable of competing with Starlink.

At 10 a.m. Pacific on September 9, 2026, Apple walked onto its own stage at Apple Park and did something it had resisted for years. The iPhone Duo — a name that leaked through several aliases before landing — is Apple’s first foldable smartphone, marking the biggest design shift for the iPhone since 2007.

Apple’s ‘Surprise and Shine’ event unveiled long-awaited devices including the iPhone 18 Pro and the long-anticipated iPhone Duo, but Apple Watches also had their time in the spotlight.

Analysts spent months telling you to brace for impact. Forecasts ranged from $1,349 to $1,399 for the base iPhone 18 Pro. Some leaked speculation pushed even higher. The actual official starting price? $1,199. After a year of memory cost horror stories, that restraint deserves more attention than the price hike itself.

OpenAI is among several cloud and AI computing companies looking at Argentina’s Patagonia region as a possible location for fuss-free, opposition-avoiding data centers. Supported by low temperatures to aid cooling, and a clean energynAI signing a letter of intent with Sur Energy in 2025

After years of watching its rivals launch foldable phones, Apple has finally entered the arena with the unveiling of the iPhone Duo during its “Surprise and Shine” event, currently underway. Details are still trickling in, but the passport-style design makes it an immediate contender for one of the best foldable phones around.

Engineering students don’t need a workstation-certified laptop to run CAD software, but they do need dedicated graphics, enough RAM to keep SolidWorks or MATLAB from choking, and a processor that will not throttle the moment a simulation gets demanding.

You know the moment. Forty minutes into a gaming session or halfway through exporting ProRes footage, your phone gets warm, then hot, then suddenly sluggish — technically still running, practically useless. Like a streaming service that buffers right at the climax. Apple built the A20 Pro specifically to address that experience. The chip — the…