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For nearly two decades, Android and ChromeOS have advanced in parallel, one powering the world’s phones and a growing constellation of devices, the other redefining lightweight and secure computing on laptops and beyond. A single, unified platform built on Android foundations and expressed as the fa
ReadApple’s September event was, once again, a masterclass in storytelling, weaving together sleek design, life-saving Apple Watch narratives, and the deliberate invocation of Apple Intelligence. In the run-up, chatter circled around familiar themes: whether tariffs would nudge prices upward, what “Air”
ReadIFA has always been the tech show that most reinvented itself following the hot trends in tech: from smartphones, to wearables, all the way to this year smart home, the show has seen AI infused everything and home robotics. Samsung leaned in harder than most with its unveiling of “AI Home: Future Li
ReadToday in Brooklyn, Google held its Made by Google 2025 event—an occasion that felt far less like a typical product keynote and much more like a primetime show. Hosted by Jimmy Fallon, complete with live audience participation, surprise guests, and a TV-studio vibe, it was clear from the start that G
ReadApple’s fiscal Q3 2025 showcased a strong performance, setting a June quarter record for revenue at $94 billion—up 10% from last year and ahead of management’s own expectations. Growth was broad-based, with significant contributions across iPhone, Mac, and Services segments. The company also establi
ReadMicrosoft concluded its fiscal year with a robust Q4, outpacing both its guidance and Wall Street’s expectations. Sustained double-digit growth in revenue and operating income was powered by surging demand for AI and cloud solutions, and transformational momentum across all business segments. Signif
ReadOn the eve of Samsung’s highly anticipated 2H Unpacked 2025 event in Brooklyn, I had the privilege of moderating a dynamic panel with three of Samsung’s most influential leaders: Dave Das, Executive Vice President of Mobile eXperience for Samsung Electronics America; Patrick Chomet, Executive Vice P
ReadAs HPE celebrates its tenth anniversary as an independent entity, the company has chosen to mark the occasion not with nostalgia, but with a series of announcements that signal a bold new direction. At HPE Discover 2025, the company unveiled a suite of innovations and partnerships designed to positi
ReadThe traditional nine-to-five is fading fast, replaced by a workday that stretches from dawn to well past dusk, often bleeding into weekends and personal time. Microsoft’s latest Work Trend Index follow-up report, drawing on vast data from Microsoft 365 and a global survey of knowledge workers, revea
ReadLast week Cisco published its second Global Hybrid Work Study following the inaugural report published in 2022. The current report is based on a comprehensive double-blind survey of 21,513 employers and employees in full-time roles across 21 global markets, spanning industries from financial service
ReadYou might know that my iPad Pro has been my trusty on-the-go companion for the past 10 years. I’ve loved having cellular connectivity right out of the box, a vast selection of apps, and access to all my content wherever I travel. Despite the occasional friction—especially with multitasking—I’ve cont
ReadCisco Live 2025 has set a clear direction for the company’s future, spotlighting new advancements in AI-ready infrastructure. While the technical announcements are notable, what stands out to me is how Cisco’s evolving company culture and unified leadership under, Chief Product Officer, Jeetu Patel
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