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AI could make the smartphone passe. What comes next?
Tech giants are envisioning a future beyond smartphones, where AI assistants become central to personal computing. Predictions include smart glasses providing real-time information, ambient computers seamlessly integrated into homes, reimagined smartwatches automating tasks, and wearable recorders enhancing memory. These devices aim to augment human capabilities and offer hands-free assistance throughout the day.
Apple iPhone 17 Air or foldable Apple iPhone - Mega gamechanger coming on Tuesday, September 9?
iPhone 17 Air is the talk of the town but a foldable phone is also important for Apple to appeal to its customers. All eyes are now on September 9 event.
Apple iPhone event may lack sparkle, but rumored iPhone Air likely to spur upgrades
Apple’s upcoming iPhone launch faces muted expectations as rivals advance with AI. Analysts say a rumored slimmer “iPhone Air” could spark upgrades, bridge mid-price demand, and pave the way for foldables.
iPhone 17 Pro Max To iPhone 17 price in US revealed: Apple’s first in-house wi-Fi and Bluetooth chip to debut?
Apple's 'Awe Dropping' event on September 9 is anticipated to unveil the iPhone 17 series, alongside potential updates to the Apple Watch, AirPods, and accessories. Four iPhone 17 variants are expected, including Pro Max, Pro, Air, and a standard model. Will iPhone 17 be costlier in the US as compared to other countries?
Is no-cost EMI really cost-free? Read terms and conditions carefully for hidden charges and missed discounts
Easy EMIs aid festive buys, but hidden charges and missed discounts require careful reading.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge leak steals thunder from Apple’s September 9 ‘Awe Dropping’ iPhone 17 launch: Check viral features
Just before Apple's iPhone 17 launch, renders of Samsung's Galaxy S26 Edge have emerged, showcasing a radical redesign with super-slim bezels and a horizontal dual-camera setup. This design mirrors the iPhone 17 Pro dummy models, sparking debate about who's influencing whom. The S26 Edge is rumored to be incredibly thin, potentially replacing the 'Plus' model in Samsung's lineup.
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Amazon, Flipkart to begin festive sales from September 23
Amazon India and Flipkart will start their festive sales on September 23. The sale begins a day after GST rate changes. Offers are available across various categories. GST cuts on footwear, apparel, and appliances are expected to boost demand. Online sales are expected to grow significantly. Amazon Prime and Flipkart Plus members get early access.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 leak reveals curvier ultra model with iPhone-style look
Samsung is preparing the Galaxy S26 series for January 2026. The new phones may have curvy designs, iPhone-style camera bumps, and magnet-powered wireless charging. Leaks show three models: Pro, Edge, and Ultra, but no standard or Plus version. Fans are excited to see the updated design, new features, and how Samsung improves the S Pen and overall experience.
Ola Electric auditor raises alarm; Urban Company's pre-IPO deal
Ola Electric's auditor draws attention to missing internal controls at a key subsidiary. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
ETtech Explainer: Google vs US in search monopoly case
After hearing arguments from both the US government and Google, US federal Judge Amit P Mehta gave his ruling on the suit filed to break up the search major as it broke antitrust law. The judgment could reshape how Google strikes deals and continues to maintain its supremacy in online search.
Google Pixel 10 Pro & Pro XL review - Google goes mainstream
Pixel 10 Pro & Pro XL are Google’s latest offerings. The devices are locked in on 256GB variants. Both devices deliver Android 16 & 7 years of OS updates
Google keeps Chrome and Apple deal but must share data in big antitrust ruling
A US judge ruled Google can keep Chrome and Android but must share search data with rivals to encourage fair competition. The decision highlights AI’s growing threat to Google’s dominance. It’s part of a broader US antitrust push against Big Tech, aiming to reduce monopolistic practices and increase consumer choice.
US Judge says Google need not sell Chrome browser but must do this; here’s what the court ordered the tech giant in its ruling
Google need not sell its Chrome search engine, a US court said in its ruling. However, the tech giant must share data with competitors. This aims to boost competition in online search. Judge Amit Mehta rejected calls to sell Chrome and Android. Sundar Pichai voiced concerns about data sharing. Google plans to appeal the ruling.
Festive smartphone sales may remain flat despite GST cut, strong monsoon: Samsung India
Samsung India anticipates flat smartphone sales volume this festive season compared to last year, despite increased consumption in smaller towns due to GST cuts and good monsoons. While urban consumers are holding onto devices longer, rural areas are expected to upgrade, driving revenue growth through premium smartphone purchases.
Shares in Samsung, SK Hynix drop after US makes it harder to make chips in China
Samsung and SK Hynix shares plummeted following Washington's revocation of authorizations, restricting their access to U.S. semiconductor manufacturing equipment for Chinese plants. Samsung shares declined by 2.3%, while SK Hynix experienced a 4.4% drop. SK Hynix plans to collaborate closely with Korean and U.S. governments to mitigate business impact.
Asian stocks retreat at open after US tech selloff
Asian stock markets declined following a tech stock selloff on Wall Street. Samsung and SK Hynix faced restrictions on shipments to China. Alibaba's surge contrasted with China's factory activity contraction. A US court ruling added uncertainty to trade tariffs. Investors await key economic data and the Federal Reserve's decision. Political risks in Indonesia and Thailand are also in focus.
US makes it harder for SK Hynix, Samsung to make chips in China
The U.S. government is tightening restrictions on Samsung and SK Hynix's chip production in China by revoking authorisations for American semiconductor equipment. This action, effective in 120 days, requires the companies to obtain licenses, potentially impacting U.S. equipment suppliers and benefiting Chinese manufacturers and Micron. South Korea is engaging with the U.S. to minimise the impact on its chipmakers.
US to make it harder for Intel, SK Hynix and Samsung to make chips in China
The US Commerce Department had granted the authorisations for the companies to make chips in China as exceptions to sweeping restrictions on the sale of semiconductor equipment to China in 2022.
India's tablet market shrinks 32% in H1; Samsung on top
The Indian tablet market saw a significant drop. Shipments decreased by 32.3% in the first half of 2025. This decline is due to fewer government programs. Samsung remains the top brand with a 41.3% market share. Lenovo is second with 12.3%, followed by Apple at 11.8%. Detachable tablets saw growth, but slate tablets declined sharply.
Etailers intensify festive hiring; Indian GenAI’s talent crisis
Ecommerce companies are hiring more than they did in the past two years as the busy festive season shapes up. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Stop overpaying! The hottest iPhone deals let you score big with trade-ins and new lines
iPhone deals and discounts 2025: With the iPhone 17 still weeks away, significant savings are available on iPhone 16 models. Carriers and retailers offer substantial discounts through trade-ins, new line activations, and specific plans. Deals extend to the iPhone 16E, iPhone 15, and even iPhone 14 series, providing options for various budgets and needs, with potential savings up to $1,200.
Apple says UK mobile market shake-up could harm users and developers
Apple warned that Britain’s plan to boost competition in mobile operating systems could harm users, developers, and innovation by forcing it to share technology freely. The CMA may designate Apple and Google with strategic market status, enabling new rules on interoperability and app distribution.
Apple and Samsung make legal call against Xiaomi
Apple and Samsung have taken legal action against Xiaomi in India. The dispute involves advertisements where Xiaomi compared its phones unfavorably to Apple and Samsung models. These companies aim to protect their brand value in the competitive Indian market. Xiaomi's ads targeted the iPhone and some Samsung models. Experts say this is ambush marketing.
Google to be forced by U.S. Court to sell Chrome browser, Android? Here's what may happen this week
Google case was about the company's side payments (which in 2021 totaled more than $26 billion) to Apple, Samsung and other companies -- payments that the court found were in exchange for preserving Google's monopoly over search.
Google could get broken up this week. Here's what it would mean.
A Federal District Court is set to decide remedies after ruling Google broke antitrust laws. Potential outcomes like forcing Google to sell Chrome or share data could reshape AI competition. The decision may limit Google's dominance, enabling smaller companies to thrive, echoing past antitrust actions that spurred innovation across the tech industry.
Apple iPhone 17 launch: Apple Watch, headset, Siri-AI upgrades - full list of products rumored to be unveiled on September 9
From iPhone 17 to Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3, and SE 3 devices, Apple is likely to announce a line of products.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone leak reveals wild design changes and 3-year reinvention plan
Apple is reportedly set to enter the foldable smartphone market with the iPhone 17 Flip, expected to debut in 2026. Featuring a versatile four-camera setup, eSIM connectivity through the C2 modem, and reverse wireless charging, the phone focuses on combining innovation with Apple’s signature user experience to merge cutting-edge technologyTouch ID and Face ID according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
iPhone 13 still rules, but Samsung’s new threat could shatter Apple’s grip on the market
Apple market share 2025: A recent report indicates that a significant 16.3% of iPhone users still use the iPhone 13, suggesting consumers prioritize value over frequent upgrades. Consequently, Apple's market share has seen a decline, with Samsung experiencing growth, particularly in the US due to its diverse pricing options and popular foldable phones.
Stocks in news: Apollo Hospitals, Vedanta, Wipro, HUL, NTPC Green
Markets remained mostly stable on the weekly expiry day, influenced by mixed signals. Key developments include Norges Bank's significant investment in Clean Science and Technology, NTPC Green's commissioning of a solar project phase, and Enviro Infra Engineers' acquisition of Vento Power Infra.
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