Author: Anas Ali

Apple announced the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone, on September 9, 2026. It is a book-style foldable with a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch inner display, powered by the new A20 Pro chip. It starts at $1,999, with preorders opening October 16, 2026 and first availability on October 23, 2026. iPhone Duo: Key Specifications Spec Detail Form factor Book-style foldable (opens like a notebook) Outer display 5.4-inch Super Retina XDR, ProMotion, Always On Inner display 7.6-inch Super Retina XDR, nano-texture finish, hidden under-display FaceTime camera Chip A20 Pro (up to 35% better sustained performance than iPhone 17 Pro,…

Important: Everything in this article is based on rumors and reports ahead of Apple’s rumored October 13, 2026 event. Apple has not confirmed any of these products. Treat all specs, pricing, and dates below as unconfirmed until Apple announces them. Apple is widely rumored to host an event on October 13, 2026 focused on the smart home, where it may unveil a smart home hub, a second-generation HomePod Mini, and an upgraded Apple TV 4K. The hub would be Apple’s first dedicated smart-home control device — a central screen for managing HomeKit devices, taking FaceTime calls, and running Siri-powered AI…

At the Paris Motor Show 2026 (October 12–18), supplier giant Valeo showed the SCALA 3 LiDAR — a laser sensor designed for Level 3 and Level 4 automated driving. It can detect obstacles more than 200 metres away and support unsupervised driving at speeds up to 130 kph. LiDAR is the technology that lets a car build a precise 3D picture of the world around it, and SCALA 3 is Valeo’s bid to make high-level automation safe enough for mass production. What Is LiDAR, and Why Does It Matter? LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) fires laser pulses and measures how…

Tesla has renamed its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to “Tesla Assisted Driving” across its European websites, after regulators questioned whether the original name accurately described what the system does. The technology itself has not changed — the rebrand is about honesty in naming — but it is a key step in Tesla’s campaign to win EU-wide approval for its driver-assistance system. What Exactly Changed? New name in Europe: Tesla’s websites in Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, and Slovakia now list the feature as “Tesla Assisted Driving.” US name unchanged: The US website still lists it as “Full Self-Driving (Supervised).” Same technology:…