Apple Reportedly Cutting Demand For Its 3nm M3 Due To Sharp Decline In MacBook, iPad Sales As Work-From-Home Trend Ends

The fact that Xbox even made a trailer celebrating the closure of its Activision Blizzard acquisition, like it's the last big hitter of an E3 showcase, is bizarre enough, if unsurprising. But the sheer, goggle-eyed, 'Let's hear it for capitalism' chest-beating of the thing is, well, I wish I could say otherworldly, but absolutely strange to say the least. 

The limited space of a smartphone can often be daunting for companies as they have to work out new techniques to cram in as much technology and features as possible. One method Apple is reportedly employing in an attempt to free up space is the adoption of RCC or resin copper coated foils for iPhone PCBs. Unfortunately, one analyst claims that we are not expected to witness this change until the iPhone 17, and there are several reasons that prevent the company from transitioning to this material almost immediately.

It was previously discovered that Google enticed Apple with a $20 billion deal that allows the search engine to remain the default on its millions of devices. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella even spoke of this partnership at a testimonial, believing that it gives the technology giant an unfair advantage in the market, but it is possible that this alliance might be coming to an end, assuming that an antitrust trial ends up going against Google’s favor.

Yesterday, October 11, Apple released a new 90-minute-long YouTube ‘Study with me' video featuring Emmy-nominated actress Storm Reid (The Last of Us, Euphoria, Missing). For those who are unaware, YouTube has a special niche of ‘Study with me' videos where lengthy (30 minutes to 2-3 hours) videos are posted by creators who study in front of the camera to inspire others to study, complete their work, and tackle focus issues. In the new video, Reid can be seen studying on a 15-inch MacBook Air.

New York Comic Con is back for another year, which means panels, cosplay, art, celebrities, and possibly a few announcements of new projects or release dates. Once again, NYCC plans to stream many of its biggest and most exciting panels this year, meaning that you can catch all the comic con action even if you’re nowhere near New York.

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days aren't the be-all and end-all of online sales. Some of the world's biggest retailers are counterprogramming Amazon's deep discounts with doorbusters of their own. Case in point: Walmart is bringing a huge sale on Dyson products. These bagless vacuums, dryers, and other household items are ergonomic, clean, and energy-efficient, and right now you can get up to $200 off select models.

Amazon Great Indian Festival 2023: The sale has kicked off today for non-Prime members, and buyers can grab discounts on a vast range of products such as smartphones, laptops, accessories, home appliances, electronics, and more. Laptops are currently available with huge price cuts and other offers on the e-commerce platform. While desktops were once computing powerhouses, laptops have now taken their place, offering a portable solution. These devices are offered in various categories and price ranges, depending on the usage such as gaming, graphic designing, programming or just browsing the web. So, if you've been scouring the market for a good deal, check out the top deals available on Apple, Dell, HP, Asus, and other laptops during the Amazon Sale 2023.

The iconic real-time tactics series is returning with Commandos: Origins, coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC in 2024. The game will also be coming to Xbox Game Pass.

Working from home is clearly here to stay, but different parts of the US have adopted it at varying rates.

Amazon Sale 2023: Nowadays, tablets have become the go-to gadget for a wide variety of activities. Whether it be binge-watching shows or entertaining your kid with tales and rhymes, their big screen and long battery life helps fulfill several purposes. Like smartphones, tablets are offered in several segments. While budget tablets fulfill the basic needs of having a gadget with a big screen, the high-end ones go multiple steps further and can be used for designing with a stylus.

Microsoft is reportedly set to finalise its acquisition of Activision Blizzard next week.

The Last of Us developer Naughty Dog is reportedly cutting contracts short for dozens of workers.