Big Tech
Apple’s new features are just copying Android — again?
Henry Baker
iOS 18 is called "the strongest update in history", but the biggest topic is that it is complained about being "like Android".
Is Google Assistant dead after Bard?
Greta
Today, Google officially announced that its new generation of artificial intelligence assistant Gemini will completely replace the Google Assistant, which has been in service for nearly ten years, and become the core interaction entrance for Android phones, tablets, smart homes and other devices. This change marks a key step for Google in the field of generative AI, aiming to redefine the boundaries of "digital assistants" through smarter and multimodal experiences.
Meta’s AI glasses: Just a gimmick or the future?
Greta
Although AI smart glasses products have not yet been widely popularized, the global AI smart glasses track is rising strongly, and there are undercurrents at the B-side enterprise level. Technology giants are increasing their investment and cutting-edge companies are rushing to enter the market, all of which are "betting" on this product of the future in order to seize the market window period.
When it comes to AI smart glasses, Meta is indispensable. It has created a hit AI smart glasses product, Ray Ban Meta, which has sold millions of units, and market demand is still increasing. At present, Meta seems to be preparing for the development of new products in full swing to continuously expand its leading advantage.
Is the Vision Pro really worth $3,500?
Greta
When Apple Vision Pro was officially released in February 2024, the technology circle was boiling. This device, which Cook called "the prelude to the era of spatial computing", carries the expectations of countless people for the future. Among the first batch of users, there are many technology enthusiasts and loyal Apple fans. They paid a high price of $3,500 with great anticipation, expecting Vision Pro to bring an unprecedented experience. However, a year later, the voices of some users revealed some real challenges.
What does Apple’s latest privacy update mean for users?
Greta
Whether on its official website or at various press conferences every year, Apple has been promoting the protection of user privacy in great detail. Recently, Apple once again declared that Apple phones attach great importance to user privacy.
Is Apple finally ditching Intel for good?
Greta
On June 10, at the 2025 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC25), Apple announced that macOS Tahoe 26 will be the last generation of operating systems to support Intel chip models, and macOS 27 will no longer be supported. This is also analyzed by the outside world as Apple completely abandoning Intel chips after this.
Why Big Tech is suddenly obsessed with newsletters
Liam Smith
Recently, the press conferences of major mobile phone companies have attracted the attention of the entire market. Compared with the press conferences that are basically not very innovative, one function has aroused heated discussions in the entire market, that is, the satellite communication function. Many people are asking why all major mobile phone manufacturers, from Apple to Huawei, suddenly started talking about satellite communication?
How Big Tech is quietly changing education
Olivia Brown
In recent years, the development of science and technology in the Internet, big data, and artificial intelligence has made people increasingly feel the charm and power of science and technology. Science and technology seems to have gradually entered the field of education from the fields of production, life, and management, and its influence is getting bigger and bigger.
How is Google Search evolving in the age of AI?
Charlotte Wilson
On May 20, 2025, Google announced a major update to its search engine system at its annual developer conference, officially launching the "AI Mode", announcing that the tech giant, which had dominated online search for 20 years, was entering a stage of self-revolutionary deep transformation. Faced with the impact of emerging AI search tools such as ChatGPT and Copilot Search, Google has clearly felt unprecedented pressure to survive. The search overlord has begun to respond to the battle cry of the AI era in its own way, but this search engine revolution is no longer a technical iteration within a certain company, but a full-scale war about the reshaping of the industry landscape.
Google merges Android and Pixel teams — why now?
Caber Hooper
Google said in April 2024 that it would merge its software division, which oversees Android phone software and the Chrome browser, with its hardware division, known for its Pixel smartphones and Fitbit wearables. This is part of a broader plan to integrate artificial intelligence more broadly across the company.