Apple is reportedly developing an AI-powered wearable that will be the size of an AirTag, according to a new rumor. The device, codenamed "Campos," will be powered by Google's Gemini models and integrated into iPhones, Macs, and iPads in their respective operating system updates later this fall.
The wearable will have multiple cameras, a speaker, and microphones and will feature wireless charging. Apple is also developing smart glasses with an embedded AI assistant, as well as augmented reality glasses, a security camera, and AirPods with "enhanced" sensors.
Additionally, Bloomberg reports that Apple's Siri improvements are being delayed until 2026, at least according to the rumor mill. The chatbot, which will replace the voice assistant's existing interface, is expected to be integrated into iOS devices later this fall.
Asus has announced it will exit the smartphone market, citing a "temporary" pause on mobile device production to focus on PCs and AI-focused products such as smart glasses and robotics. Existing Asus smartphones will continue to receive support, but there are no new launches planned for 2026.
Meanwhile, Sony is partnering with TCL on its TV business, with TCL set to gain a 51% majority share in Sony's home entertainment division. The partnership, if approved by regulators, would include Sony's premium Bravia TV brand and other home entertainment products.
Lastly, Nex Computer has released a smartphone called the NexPhone, which can run three operating systems: Android, Linux, and Windows. The phone can dual-boot between these operating systems, allowing users to switch seamlessly between them without restarting the device.
The wearable will have multiple cameras, a speaker, and microphones and will feature wireless charging. Apple is also developing smart glasses with an embedded AI assistant, as well as augmented reality glasses, a security camera, and AirPods with "enhanced" sensors.
Additionally, Bloomberg reports that Apple's Siri improvements are being delayed until 2026, at least according to the rumor mill. The chatbot, which will replace the voice assistant's existing interface, is expected to be integrated into iOS devices later this fall.
Asus has announced it will exit the smartphone market, citing a "temporary" pause on mobile device production to focus on PCs and AI-focused products such as smart glasses and robotics. Existing Asus smartphones will continue to receive support, but there are no new launches planned for 2026.
Meanwhile, Sony is partnering with TCL on its TV business, with TCL set to gain a 51% majority share in Sony's home entertainment division. The partnership, if approved by regulators, would include Sony's premium Bravia TV brand and other home entertainment products.
Lastly, Nex Computer has released a smartphone called the NexPhone, which can run three operating systems: Android, Linux, and Windows. The phone can dual-boot between these operating systems, allowing users to switch seamlessly between them without restarting the device.
Thinkin' about all this tech talk, gotta say... Apple's been playin' it cool with their AI-powered wearables for ages now. I mean, who needs a smartwatch or glasses when you've got an AirTag? Just kiddin', maybe this new device will be useful for people who actually need to track stuff on the go 
. And Sony partnering with TCL? That's some interesting business moves. Guess we'll see how that plays out 
. Still, it's cool to see someone tryin' something new. Maybe I'll give that phone a shot when it comes out 
. Like, think about all the times you're trying to focus on something, and your AirTag (lol) is buzzing in your pocket or wrist... it's a bit much, right? And what about privacy concerns? With multiple cameras and microphones, who knows what kind of data Apple will be collecting?
I guess only time (and some keen eyes) will tell.
. It's like the ultimate flex for tech enthusiasts!
. but hold up, siri improvements are getting delayed until 2026?! 
what's good apple? Asus is bailing on the smartphone market and Sony's getting into a tv partnership lol... meanwhile Nex Computer just dropped a phone that runs like 3 operating systems? mind blown! triple booting, who knew that was a thing? 
. And don't even get me started on smart glasses - it's like something straight out of Harry Potter 
. But, I gotta wonder, what's the point of having all this tech if our phones can't even charge wirelessly yet? 
. PCs and AI-focused products are where it's at now, right? 
. Can't wait to try out all these new gadgets and see what they do 
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. and now Asus is just gonna stop making phones for a bit? that's weird... i guess they want to focus on other things.
. it's gonna be an interesting year in the world of tech...
Temporary pause or not, it's still sad to see them go. But hey, they're focusing on smart glasses and robotics now, so maybe they'll be cool again 
This tech is the future fam! 
I mean, they had some great phones back in the day. But hey, it's all good for Sony and TCL, that partnership is gonna bring some serious heat to the TV market 
And they're integrating it into their existing devices, so we can expect to see some serious updates to our iPhones and Macs. I'm also kinda stoked about the smart glasses, augmented reality stuff... think of all the possibilities for AR gaming and whatnot 
. They're just gonna drop out of the smartphone game like that? Okay, I guess it makes sense if they wanna focus on PCs and AI products... but still, can't we get some new phones from them or something? 
I mean, I love a good tech update as much as the next person, but all these leaks are just making me want to pull my hair out 
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I'm not saying it can't be useful, but come on, can't we have a break from all this "smart" stuff? 
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Just kidding, I guess some people do 
. But seriously, three operating systems? That's just too much 
? Now we'll have tiny little devices that can do everything short of making our breakfast 
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. But Nex Computer's smartphone that can run three OS at once?! That's straight outta sci-fi 