The next iPhone will be unveiled today at 1pm ET. Well, iPhones. We expect four new devices: the basic iPhone 16, the larger iPhone 16 Plus, the iPhone 16 Pro, and another beast, the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The Pro models may have slightly larger screens, up from 6.1 inches to 6.3 inches on the regular Pro, while the Pro Max should be 6.9 inches, up from 6.7 inches. The iPhone 16’s camera module may also receive a design update.
While these are likely to be the stars, Apple doesn’t miss a chance to show off more of its hardware, especially when it comes to the iOS genre. There are many rumors about redesigned AirPods as well as an updated Apple Watch.
Apple’s next standard smartwatch may have a larger screen to match the Ultra. The company may also introduce a new tape system with new connectors that are easier to replace.
The event begins at 1:00 PM ET. You can follow us here we will also highlight our first impressions of all the new products.
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It supports up to 8K at 60Hz for video and 4K at 120Hz for gaming.
The more future-proof Philips Hue Sync Box came with HDMI 2.1 support. The box connects to your TV and creates a light show synchronized with your on-screen content. It can now support 4k at 120Hz, so it’s more suitable for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. The box can be synced with up to 10 color-capable Hue lights. As with the previous model, you can change the brightness and intensity as you like in the Hue app.
It includes Tenet Media and four other channels.
YouTube this week took down five right-wing political channels believed to be linked to the Justice Department’s Russia-linked US media charges. The platform drew the channel the company is said to be involved in the indictment. The DOJ has accused Russian operatives of paying a media organization to spread disinformation designed to influence the 2024 US election. On Wednesday, the DOJ charged two RT employees (ex Russia Today), a Kremlin-backed media outlet. They were accused of illegally funding a Tennessee-backed media organization, all now officially confirmed as Tenet Media.
It includes clothing, wearables, bags, etc. intended for.
This is LG’s Extendable technology. It appeared as part of the clothing and bag concepts at Seoul Fashion Week 2025. Korean designers have added screens to the front of dresses, sleeves and clutch bags. LG, of course, had to change the technology. He made the substrate material from a silicone similar to that used in contact lenses. Screens on clothing though? .
