Japan’s Political Watershed: Takaichi’s Historic Leadership Amid Coalition Crisis and Economic Uncertainty
A Political Turning Point for Japan Japan stands at the precipice of political history as Sanae Takaichi prepares to become…
A Political Turning Point for Japan Japan stands at the precipice of political history as Sanae Takaichi prepares to become…
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South Korean testing firm Doosan Tesna is investing $123 million in new equipment to support Samsung’s image sensor production for the iPhone 18. This marks Samsung’s first major return to Apple’s camera supply chain in nearly a decade, potentially disrupting Sony’s long-standing dominance in iPhone camera components.
The iPhone 18 is already driving significant changes throughout the supply chain, with Samsung Electronics expanding production of advanced image sensors that will reportedly supply Apple’s 2027 flagship device, according to industry reports from The Elec.
Apple’s revised Vision Pro headset features the powerful new M5 chip and innovative Dual Knit Band for enhanced comfort. The device launches globally on October 22 with pre-orders now open in multiple markets.
Apple has unveiled a significant upgrade to its spatial computing platform with the revised Apple Vision Pro featuring the groundbreaking M5 Apple silicon chip and the highly anticipated Dual Knit Band. This announcement comes alongside refreshed versions of the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro, marking a comprehensive update to Apple’s professional hardware lineup. The enhanced Vision Pro represents Apple Inc.‘s continued commitment to pushing the boundaries of mixed reality technology.