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A few days ago we heard the first rumored details about the upcoming Honor 600, and today the Honor 600 Lite has apparently appeared in the Geekbench online database. As usual, this has revealed its chipset, which is the MediaTek Dimensity 7100. In the prototype that ran the benchmark with the model number LNA-NX1, this was paired with 8GB of RAM. The Honor 600 Lite will run Android 16 from the moment it launches. It managed a single-core score of 994 and a multi-core score of 3,023 in Geekbench 6.5 as you can see. The Honor 600 Lite has already…

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Nothing’s quest to remain one of the more unique smartphone brands on the market has certainly led to some rather interesting hardware and software concepts. More recently, the company wants to allow users to change their smartphone experience with its new Essential Apps Builder, which lets users create their own apps. Now in its its Beta phase, the Essential Apps Builder allows users to easily make personalized apps simply by describing what they need in plain language. Once built, these apps will instantly appear on the home screen, functioning as purposeful, context-aware tools that are able to adapt based on…

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By integrating these protocols, Telefónica and Nokia aim to streamline the process of exposing and consuming Network APIs, making it easier for industry partners and developers to build and deliver new services efficiently. Telefónica  announced a collaboration with Nokia  to explore the use of advanced Agentic AI methods in accelerating the adoption of Network APIs. Both companies are active participants in the GSMA Open Gateway Initiative, which promotes open and interoperable Network APIs to support innovation across the telecommunications industry. This joint effort focuses on testing two emerging AI protocols—Agent-to-Agent Protocol (A2A) and Model Context Protocol (MCP). The A2A protocol…

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Infinix’s upcoming Note 60 series will use Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets, the brand has officially confirmed today. This is significant because it’s the first time Infinix has gone the Snapdragon route for its phones in many years – all of the recent ones have been powered by MediaTek SoCs. Infinix says “select models” in the Note 60 series will choose Snapdragon over MediaTek, and through pre-order pages in some markets it’s already confirmed that the Note 60 Pro will be powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. Infinix “aims to achieve deeper integration of chipset capabilities” within its product portfolio through…

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The engagement reflects ongoing efforts between the regulator and service providers to balance industry sustainability with consumer affordability in Malawi’s broadcasting and communications sector. The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA)  has called on MultiChoice Malawi  to review its subscription pricing to make its services more affordable and accessible to a wider segment of Malawians. The appeal was made by MACRA Acting Director General, Mayamiko Nkoloma, during an engagement meeting with the company held over the weekend. Responding to the regulator’s concerns, MultiChoice Malawi Managing Director Averess Ndlovu-Chella expressed the company’s willingness to explore possible adjustments to its pricing structure. She…

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The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max will cost exactly the same as their predecessors, according to a new research note from GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu, a constant purveyor of Apple-related supply chain information. That is obviously very good news, if it pans out, since the pricing stability of smartphones is anything but guaranteed this year given how memory production seems to mostly be going to AI data centers. Pu says Apple is focused on cost management, based on his supply chain research, in order to keep the prices the same as last year. Pu thinks Apple…

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In 2011, Silicon Valley investor Marc Andreessen famously declared that “software is eating the world.” At the time, the statement captured a clear and accelerating trend: digital-first companies were disrupting entire industries by replacing physical processes with code. Taxis gave way to ride-sharing platforms, video rental stores disappeared in the wake of streaming, and e-commerce redefined how people shop. The underlying force behind this shift was scale. Software enabled companies to scale faster, operate leaner and reach global markets with a fraction of the resources once required. Entire business models were reshaped by the ability to automate workflows, personalize experiences,…

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Fitbit recently announced that it’s bringing its AI-powered personal health coach to a much larger audience, following its initial announcement last year. Starting today, the Public Preview (previously limited for Android in the U.S.) is now expanding to iOS users in the United States and several international markets. That being said, Fitbit Premium subscribers in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore can now access the personal health coach in English. It is powered by Google Gemini, and acts as a 24/7 advisor, analyzing user activity and sleep data to provide personalized workout plans, recovery advice, and proactive health…

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