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We’ve tried the first ever foldable iPhone at Apple’s launch event. The iPhone Duo opens to a 7.6-inch panel, the largest on any iPhone yet. It starts from $1,999 for 256GB of storage, with the option to go up to 2TB total. Read our full impressions at the link in our profile. #Apple #iPhoneDuo #Foldable #Tech 09 Sep 2026 What changes with Nvidia’s financial strategy now that Jensen Huang is out? #Vergecast #Nvidia #Tech 13 Nov 2026 After the scandal surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who becomes the new face of AI? #Vergecast #Nvidia #Tech 13 Nov 2026 Brookings foreign policy fellow Kyle Chan on how China views the race to superintelligence: "I think when China sees the discussion around getting to AGI, certainly from the government standpoint in Beijing, that to them looks like a bubble and a waste of money." #china #ai #nvidia #tech 13 Nov 2026 I’m sitting in front of my TV, puppy nuzzled up next to me, with four HomePods spread around my living room — two flanking my TV and one at either end of my couch — connected to the brand new Apple TV 4K. Young Anakin Skywalker hits the throttle and flies through the room. There hasn’t been an Apple surround sound system until now, and since it was announced, I was excited to try it out. And let me tell you, watching a pod race with an all-Apple audio setup is a whole lot of fun. Surround sound across four HomePods is one of the flagship features of the fourth-gen Apple TV 4K, which is out tomorrow for $300. It’s an expensive streaming box — double and in some cases quadruple the price of competing options — that tries to earn its place in your living room with premium and convenient new features: a powerful chip, lots of storage, a trackable remote, and lots of AI. If you’re deep in the Apple ecosystem and willing to splurge, the box is a solid choice. But for everyone else, I’m not convinced the added features do enough to justify that steep new price. Read our full review from @johntmhiggins at the link in our profile. Photography by @huntermcrae 13 Nov 2026 I was certain, until the story of Jensen Huang’s second affair hit, that Huang was bulletproof. After all, why wouldn’t he be? He’s placed himself indispensably at the center of the AI industry and famously had no succession plan at Nvidia. In fact, he’s the only CEO Nvidia has ever had. L’état c’est moi. Then two stories were published nearly back to back on Wednesday: one alleging Huang had an affair with his subordinate Kimberly Powell, another that the board was meeting to consider his ouster. First thing Thursday morning, Nvidia announced Huang had resigned. One of the most powerful men in Silicon Valley was out. But these incidents may not be the end of Nvidia’s problems. Take for instance, more recently, New Matrix — another company that barely exists, and yet is an approved buyer of Nvidia chips. It is, in fact, one of several approved companies that “have ties to firms that have been blacklisted by the U.S. government, or that work as military contractors in China,” according to The New York Times. Huang has insisted that Nvidia has seen “no evidence of any AI chip diversion.” He’s been pretty emphatic on that point, actually. I am now wondering if that is even a little bit true. If the board is cutting Huang loose, there’s probably more on chip smuggling allegations coming. Read more at the link in our profile. Image: The Verge; Getty Images; Adobe 13 Nov 2026 The HomeView nails everything I want from a smart display. It’s superb at controlling my smart home; it’s an excellent hands-free kitchen companion, a good speaker, and a gorgeous digital photo frame. It’s also the first Apple smart speaker with Siri AI, which is an improvement, if still slow at times. But Apple has fallen into the trap that hampers other smart displays I’ve tested: not content with doing its core functions well, it tries to do more, and that’s where the friction creeps in. The special Apple sauce here is that HomeView is both a smart display everyone in your home can use and an extension of your iPhone or iPad, providing access to your texts, calendar, and reminders when your phone is at home and on the same Wi-Fi network. This makes it a communal device with personal data, and switching between the two is where HomeView stumbles. Clunky authentication checks and being sent to my iPhone too many times interrupt the hands-free experience. Not to mention that I could easily read my 15-year-old daughter’s text messages, and vice versa. Her verdict? “I’ll just use my iPhone.” But my largely tech-averse husband fell in love with HomeView, and immediately asked for one for his office. Read our full review from @smarthomemama at the link in our profile. Photography by @huntermcrae 12 Nov 2026 Jensen Huang having 60 direct reports is some of the purest Decoder bait of all time, dug into it a little 12 Nov 2026 Is Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation the most consequential CEO collapse the tech industry could have seen? #Vergecast #Nvidia #JensenHuang 12 Nov 2026 Brookings foreign policy fellow Kyle Chan says China's espionage efforts against Nvidia may have backfired: "They kind of shot themselves in the foot on this one... because of this potential Chinese spy, they’ve tainted the one man who has been advocating the most for loosening export controls." #ai #nvidia #china #jensenhuang 12 Nov 2026 After reports of Huang’s two extramarital affairs with an alleged spy and an Nvidia executive, he’s out, and Nvidia CFO Colette Kress is in. David and Nilay try to make sense of the state of Nvidia and AI. Look for the episode later today wherever you get your podcasts, and they’ll have more analysis on tomorrow’s Vergecast. 12 Nov 2026 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid spy, affair scandals. In recent years, Nvidia has become a key player in the Trump administration’s AI push, raising questions about what Huang’s departure could mean for the administration’s tech agenda. What do you think? 12 Nov 2026

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