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A Chinese research collaboration has claimed a new world record for real-time optical fiber transfer speeds, reaching 3.2 Pb/s using commercially compliant hardware.

A rigorous destruction test of the iPhone Duo reveals that the display scratches easily and the hinge can jam with sand, though the matte finish hides imperfections when active.

OnePlus has officially entered the open-ear audio market with the Buds Clip, featuring a symmetrical design, Dynaudio tuning, and up to 40 hours of total battery life.

Autonomous AI agents are sending story pitches to news editors, but journalists are rejecting them, citing quality and trust issues.

Samsung Galaxy Buds On go on sale in South Korea on October 27. European retail listings suggest a global launch is imminent with prices around $220.

iFixit has given the iPhone Duo a 5/10 repairability score, the highest for a foldable yet. The teardown reveals complex hinge and screen details that may explain reported hardware failures.

Apollo Global Management chief economist Torsten Slok says AI has delivered zero financial payoff to corporate America outside of the tech sector, as revenue per worker remains flat for most firms.

Samsung HARMAN celebrates a decade of partnership with JBL’s 80th and Bowers & Wilkins’ 60th anniversaries, outlining a future where AI reduces device management.

Public opposition to data centers is surging ahead of the US midterm elections, with both major parties facing pressure over energy use and land consumption.

8BitDo has opened pre-orders for the Arcade Controller Pro, a leverless arcade stick designed for fighting games. The device ships November 30 at $119.99.