Apple won't be able to meet demand in Q3

During his last call with investors before stepping down, Apple CEO Tim Cook laid out that the upcoming September quarter (Q3) will have huge customer demand that the supply chain won't be able to meet. Cook stressed that it isn't a case of RAM constraints or lack of parts, but that, put simply, customer demand for iPhones, iPads, and Macs is too great, and supply partners can't keep up. He said, "this isn't a partner or supplier issue. The issue is an incredibly strong demand." That means that the supply chain is capable of completing Apple orders at the usual scale, but that the...

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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy SmartTag3 will have a new shape

Samsung launched the original Galaxy SmartTag in 2021, and the SmartTag2 in 2023. Now it seems like it's almost ready to release the SmartTag3, but this will come with a twist. According to the leaked illustrations you can see below, the next Galaxy SmartTag will have a new, squircle-like shape. That said, it doesn't seem to have a built-in lanyard hole, so you may need to buy separate cases to attach it to your keys. There's apparently a button in the center, similar to the one on the original SmartTag. Pressing it could help you find your connected Galaxy phone, and...

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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy SmartTag3 will have a new shape

Samsung launched the original Galaxy SmartTag in 2021, and the SmartTag2 in 2023. Now it seems like it's almost ready to release the SmartTag3, but this will come with a twist. According to the leaked illustrations you can see below, the next Galaxy SmartTag will have a new, squircle-like shape. That said, it doesn't seem to have a built-in lanyard hole, so you may need to buy separate cases to attach it to your keys. There's apparently a button in the center, similar to the one on the original SmartTag. Pressing it could help you find your connected Galaxy phone, and...

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Qualcomm chipsets are officially getting a price hike

Following speculation about an imminent price hike on its chipsets, Qualcomm has officially confirmed that it will indeed raise its Snapdragon chip prices across the board. As confirmed by CEO Cristiano Amon during an interview with CNBC, Snapdragon chips will be more expensive from September 1. Amon cited the increase in input costs across the entire chipset production process as the main reason for the imminent price hikes. A separate press release from Qualcomm outlined that the company can no longer absorb the increased production costs without raising its product...

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Spotify gets a Running Mode

Spotify has now added a new Running Mode to its iOS app for Premium subscribers in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Sweden. If you are in one of the supported countries and have an iPhone, you should be able to find the Running Mode in the Fitness Hub already. Inside the Running Mode you will find 25 curated running playlists, which you can customize by workout type, duration, beats per minute, and what type of music you're in the mood for. Once you press play, Spotify will guide your run with music tailored to your workout. The playlist "seamlessly moves...

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DJI Osmo Pocket 4P goes global

Following its announcement last month, DJI has now expanded the Osmo Pocket 4P’s availability outside of China. The flagship vlogging camera is now available across Europe, Canada and Australia but notably absent from the US due to the ongoing FCC ban on foreign-made camera and drone equipment. With the Pocket 4P, DJI is bringing a dual-lens setup. There’s an all-new 1-inch main sensor with LOFIC technology, an f/2.0 aperture, and an equivalent focal length of 20mm. It is capable of recording up to 4K 240FPS video and shoots 37MP still images. DJI Osmo Pocket 4P The...

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DJI Osmo Pocket 4P goes global

Following its announcement last month, DJI has now expanded the Osmo Pocket 4P’s availability outside of China. The flagship vlogging camera is now available across Europe, Canada and Australia but notably absent from the US due to the ongoing FCC ban on foreign-made camera and drone equipment. With the Pocket 4P, DJI is bringing a dual-lens setup. There’s an all-new 1-inch main sensor with LOFIC technology, an f/2.0 aperture, and an equivalent focal length of 20mm. It is capable of recording up to 4K 240FPS video and shoots 37MP still images. DJI Osmo Pocket 4P The...

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