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Start with the conclusion: China-market iPhones differ from overseas versions. But “different” does not mean “crippled,” and it does not mean Apple set out to annoy Chinese users. Teardown images, spec sheets, and regulatory filings show at least five kinds of difference. Each has a separate cause. Lumping them together produces anger, not accuracy. Separating…

AI agents are becoming more prominent every day, thanks to the availability of models like Ajelix, Microsoft Copilot, Manus AI and a slew of other comparable models.

Spotify first introduced Music Quiz in collaboration with K-Pop group BTS back in March of this year. This feature was designed to test your knowledge of the group’s history through a series of questions. Although it was available globally, Spotify limited it to just BTS at the time. That’s officially changing today, with the streaming…

It’s time for my quarterly report card on how Microsoft is progressing with its campaign to fix Windows 11. You may recall that my first report was published at the start of July, and I was largely full of praise given what happened to Windows 11 in those first three months.

Nikon redefined entry-level full-frame cameras with the Z5 II, which scooped our Camera of the Year 2025 award. Now the company is upending the notion that full-frame is just for pros with its most affordable and compact model in this format yet, the Z5 II C.

Not all employees of major firms working on artificial intelligence (AI) think the technology spells doom for humanity.

“Design the Next iPhone” is a one-off site from Neal Agarwal, a game designer, that lets users add features ranging from serious to absurd to customize a new iPhone.

The Huntsman line has long been a distinguished marque in the gaming keyboard world, and now this new analog addition seeks to add Hall Effect technology to the formula.