Android phones have their work cut out for them.

According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple’s hardware technologies SVP Johny Srouji is ‘seriously’ considering leaving the company. He’s most known for leading the charge on Apple Silicon. If he does end up leaving, he’ll reportedly take his talents to another company. more…

Apple Inc., long the model of stability in Silicon Valley, is suddenly undergoing its biggest personnel shake-up in decades, with senior executives and key engineers both hitting the exits.

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Sure, this was the quarter before Samsung's big foldable launch, but Motorola is certainly doing something right.

Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is about to set the stage on fire, great specifications, and a leaked the official case and screen protector

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 series and Galaxy Tab S25 FE are yet to launch officially; meanwhile, a well-attested tipster shared detailed renders

The Galaxy S25 FE has already leaked ahead of the official launch, as an X user, @FirasAlkasah, has already gotten his hands on the device.

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All the color variants of the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE have been leaked. It will be available in four colors: Black, Icy Blue, Navy, and White.

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Samsung is now working on the next mid-range Galaxy A57 to launch, which has now been spotted with Exynos 1680 chipset.

Apple will be making another $100 billion investment to enhance the company's manufacturing facilities in the United States, but there are no new companies named, nor any efforts to move full device assembly to the US.

Will this be enough to appease Trump?

Apple's latest announcement of a further $100 billion investment in US manufacturing is a positive, but it still has incredibly little to do with reshoring iPhone assembly.

The company previously committed to investing $500 billion over the next five years.

Apple just announced a new “$100 billion commitment to America”, which includes plans to move the manufacturing of all of the cover glass for iPhone and Apple Watch to the U.S. Here are the details. more…

U.S. President Donald Trump today said that there will be a 100 percent tariff on chips and semiconductors imported into the United States, but with a major exception. Companies that are building in the United States, or that have made a commitment to build in the U.S., will not have to pay the tariffs. Since Apple pledged to spend $600 billion on U.S. manufacturing, the company will presumably be exempted from the planned chip tariffs. "If you're building in the United States, or made a commitment to build or are in the process, there's no charge," Trump said. He added that if companies promise to bring manufacturing to the U.S. and don't follow through, tariffs will be "added up" and "charged at a later date." The Trump administration exempted semiconductors and derivative products like the iPhone from reciprocal tariffs in countries like China and India, but Trump has been promising to levy high fees on chip imports. Apple sources its chips from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), and there were fears that chip tariffs could have a significant impact on Apple's costs as a result. For now, it looks like Apple is going to avoid any additional tariffs on the chips that it uses for its devices. There is no word on when semiconductor tariffs will be put in place. Tag: Donald Trump This article, "Trump Announces 100% Tariff on Semiconductors, With Exemptions for Companies Building in the U.S." first appeared on MacRumors.com

Another tactic from Tim Cook to charm the president.

Another tactic from Tim Cook to charm the president.

Getting chipmakers to bend the knee.

In addition to the announcements to expand US investments to $600 billion, Apple CEO Tim Cook provided a piece of Gorilla Glass and a golden stand to President Donald Trump to commemorate the news.