Nothing CEO Carl Pei predicts the end of smartphone apps
Nothing CEO Carl Pei argues that smartphone apps will eventually disappear, replaced by AI agents that execute tasks directly rather than relying on human-navigated interfaces.
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415 storiesMave Health launches $495 neuromodulation headset
Mave Health has launched a $495 non-medical neuromodulation headset, positioning the device as a lifestyle tool for stress and focus without requiring FDA clearance.
New Apple update mechanism patches Safari security bug
Apple has launched a new 'background security improvement' update mechanism to patch a security bug in Safari that could potentially allow malicious websites to access user data.
Stryker restores systems after pro-Iran hacking group breach
Stryker is restoring systems after a cyberattack reportedly allowed pro-Iran hackers to remotely wipe tens of thousands of employee devices, disrupting global operations.
Oura enters India’s smart ring market with the Ring 4
Oura is launching its Ring 4 in India, positioning the premium device against local competitors like Ultrahuman in a price-sensitive market.
Apple launches M5-powered MacBooks and entry-level MacBook Neo
Apple launched a broad hardware suite in March 2026, including new M5-powered MacBooks, an entry-level MacBook Neo, and AI-focused updates across its product lineup.
U.S. Navy signs $71M robotics deal to boost fleet readiness
Gecko Robotics has signed a five-year, $71 million ceiling contract with the U.S. Navy to use robotics and digital twins to improve fleet maintenance.
Nvidia projects $1 trillion in chip orders through 2027
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang projects at least $1 trillion in orders for its Blackwell and Rubin AI chips through 2027, signaling continued massive demand for the company's hardware.
Nvidia unveils DLSS 5 with ambitions beyond gaming
Nvidia launched DLSS 5, an AI graphics technology that could extend its generative AI and structured data fusion approach from gaming into enterprise computing.
Apple’s MacBook Neo marks a shift toward repairability
Apple’s new MacBook Neo is the most repairable model in about fourteen years, according to an iFixit teardown that highlights a shift away from glued-in batteries.
Nvidia kicks off GTC 2026 with focus on AI inference
Nvidia kicks off GTC 2026 in San Jose, with rumored plans to unveil a new AI inference chip and an open-source platform for enterprise AI agents.
Chip cooling startup Frore Systems hits $1.64B valuation
Frore Systems raised $143 million in Series D funding, reaching a $1.64 billion valuation as demand for its liquid-cooling technology grows alongside the AI chip market.
Apple launches AirPods Max 2 with H2 chip and improved ANC
Apple has launched the AirPods Max 2, featuring the H2 chip and improved active noise cancellation, with preorders starting March 25 for $549.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe launches robotics startup Mind Robotics
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe’s new startup, Mind Robotics, has raised $500 million in early-stage venture capital financing, reaching a valuation of about $2 billion.
Anduril signs 10-year, $20 billion contract with US Army
Anduril has signed a 10-year contract with the US Army that could be worth up to $20 billion, consolidating more than 120 separate procurement actions into one enterprise agreement.
Travis Kalanick launches robotics startup Atoms
Travis Kalanick has launched Atoms, a robotics company building industrial wheelbases, and is consolidating his ghost kitchen business, CloudKitchens, into the new venture.
Rivian delays base R2 model to late 2027
Rivian is delaying its base model R2 until late 2027 and shifting its pricing language to 'starting around $45,000' amid broader industry and production challenges.
Lucid Motors unveils robotaxi concept and autonomy subscription plans
Lucid Motors debuted a robotaxi concept and plans to launch autonomy subscriptions by 2027, aiming to supplement revenue alongside its upcoming mid-size electric vehicle lineup.
Sunday raises $165M to build household humanoid robots
Sunday raised $165 million at a $1.15 billion valuation to develop Memo, a household humanoid robot, as the company moves out of stealth.
Rivian details R2 pricing and rollout schedule
Rivian has unveiled pricing and production timelines for its R2 SUV, which is expected to start between $45,000 and $57,990 when it begins rolling out in 2026.