Apple's $1,999 iPhone Duo is already cracking and the memes are ruthless
Early owners report T-shaped cracks and stuck pixels, while X and Crypto.com turn Apple's first foldable into a runaway joke.

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Early owners report T-shaped cracks and stuck pixels, while X and Crypto.com turn Apple's first foldable into a runaway joke.
Apple is quietly swapping early failing displays, but without failure-rate data, the real signal is still buried under anecdotes.
OpenAI says its models disproved a bedrock computer science hypothesis, and Anthropic agrees. Independent reviewers aren't certifying it yet.
Intel is buying Israeli quantum software startup Classiq for roughly $2.3bn. The deal puts a price on the layer that makes quantum computers usable.
The Uber billionaire's Dec. 18 move to Austin sidesteps a Jan. 1 residency cutoff, but California's Prop 40 fight is far from over.
A voluntary exit program could shrink Microsoft's workforce by 27% as AI investment accelerates and gaming cuts deepen.
The AI lab's IPO documents show how it plans to control powerful models while still pushing the frontier - a balancing act every AI company will face.
New rules require a year of maintenance, three contributors, and English fluency, leaving independent developers locked out of the forum they need to grow.
The Claude maker files publicly for a Nasdaq listing under 'ANT,' exposing staggering losses and a world-altering ambition before it can beat OpenAI to the market.
The suffix that conquered gaming, sleep, and the military is the word of the year - and it's a signal for how you brand, hire, and compete.
Micro1 is paying midsize companies $100,000 to $2 million for their internal data, and CEOs are cashing in before the AI data boom matures.
The #SaveMassEffect petition crossed 200K signatures in a weekend, with Commander Shepard voice actors and Destiny's community amplifying the fight.