
iPhone Duo or Galaxy Z Fold 8? 53 grams and a long wait decide it
Apple's first foldable and Samsung's new passport-style Fold share a 7.6-inch screen and almost the same price. Weight, toughness and waiting times split them.

Apple's first foldable and Samsung's new passport-style Fold share a 7.6-inch screen and almost the same price. Weight, toughness and waiting times split them.
Apple confirms some walk-in iPhone Duo units on launch day, but not everywhere. Plus, Pencil support lands sooner than expected and Reachability is on the way.
Apple's $1,999 foldable hides its crease well, but videos from early units show the strip over the hinge dips and wrinkles under a finger. Here's what buyers should check.
Apple is putting up to $100 million into a Pennsylvania titanium maker for the foldable iPhone Duo. Here's which parts are American-made and what that changes.
Four Gemini 4 Argon agents split the work, shared notes and finally killed the Ender Dragon. The bill, and the fine print, tell you more than the win.
Court filings show Disney wanted the chatbot startup's deal done through bankruptcy. Here's what Disney gets, who keeps the legal risk, and what it means for users.
The Claude maker wants to put 5% of its stock into a fund that could pay people hit by AI job losses. Here's how it works and what's still missing.
SpaceX's latest quarter as a public company was powered less by rockets than by data centers, while Starlink grew by chasing cheaper plans abroad.
Both boards have set up independent committees to study a deal worth trillions, and SpaceX stock jumped. One Tesla rule makes it far from certain.
Braze powers the personalized pushes and emails from apps like Venmo, Instacart and Canva. Salesforce is paying a 58% premium to own that moment of contact.
Two critical PHP flaws let attackers take over web servers without logging in. Patches are out, but millions of sites still need them.
US, UK and German agencies say SafePay has hit at least 600 organizations since 2024. It steals data, wipes backups and even phones victims to pressure them.
Eight security certificates trusted by Chrome, Safari and Firefox had keys anyone could work out in seconds. Your browser is already protected. Some other software isn't.
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