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Apple Shifts Chip Roadmap Toward M7 Series

Apple is reportedly skipping high-end M6 chip development to prioritize the AI-optimized M7 series, with the first M7-powered devices expected in 2027.

October 16, 2026, 02:53 AM·IT之家
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Amazon's Bee Unveils New AI Recording Hardware

Amazon subsidiary Bee has launched two AI-powered recording devices, Frontier and Eclipse, starting at $74.99, designed to automate note-taking and task management.

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Xiaomi Launches Stable HyperOS 4 in China

Xiaomi has released the stable version of HyperOS 4 in China, featuring an upgraded HyperCore engine and a redesigned interface, with a global rollout plan currently in development.

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Nvidia Removes RTX 5090 From Official Storefront

Nvidia has removed the flagship GeForce RTX 5090 from its official online store, sparking industry speculation about a potential product discontinuation or an upcoming successor.

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Apple Challenges Chrome With Safari Efficiency Claims

Apple is promoting Safari as a more efficient alternative to Chrome, claiming up to five extra hours of video playback and 35% faster page loading on Mac devices.

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MyDefence Unveils Wearable Drone Detection System

Danish firm MyDefence has launched the Wingman Edge, a 975-gram wearable device capable of detecting drones at a range of 6 kilometers by monitoring radio signals.

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AR Glasses Market Poised for Significant Growth in 2026

Global shipments of AR glasses are set to reach 1.31 million units in 2026, more than doubling last year's figures, driven by Meta and key Chinese manufacturers.

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Performance Analysis of the New Nvidia RTX Spark SoC

New reviews of Nvidia RTX Spark-based laptops reveal performance metrics for the SoC, highlighting its mid-range CPU capabilities and competitive AI processing power.

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E Ink Launches Kaleido 4 Color E-Paper Display

E Ink has introduced the Kaleido 4 color e-paper display, featuring improved contrast, a wider color gamut, and support for video playback at 18 frames per second.

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