
Apple hits record iPhone sales without launching a new base model
iPhone revenue rose 17% to US$ 57.58 billion, driven by Pro models.
Phones, chips, laptops, glasses, wearables, games and hardware: what shipped and what changes for you.

iPhone revenue rose 17% to US$ 57.58 billion, driven by Pro models.

Top model rose by US$ 80 and now costs more than triple its US$ 120 launch price due to DRAM shortage.

New OLED iPad mini, M6 iMac and touchscreen MacBooks Pro arrive on November 6.

Clip-on model leaves the ear canal open, promises 9.5 hours of music and hits stores on November 6.

Electric SUV will get sensors and computers on the assembly line to operate in Tokyo in 2027 and later in the UK.

Apple's first foldable went on sale on October 23 and some owners say the inner screen cracked down the middle.

Prism Collection brings translucent DualSense controllers and covers in orange, green and gray, with pre-orders on November 10 and launch on February 4, 2027.

Android XR puck model is $180 cheaper than the pre-sale and arrives in the US, Canada and South Korea.

Echo Dot starts at R$ 819 and Echo Time at R$ 1.499 in pre-sale; Echo Studio arrives with no date and Show 16 stays in the US.

New model features 10,000 mAh Jinshajiang battery, D2 graphics chip and 100 W charging, for now in China only.

Entry model keeps $1,999 price with 16GB, gains 12-core CPU and Wi-Fi 7, with pre-orders on October 28.

Vivo Satélite connects 50 million subscribers to Starlink beyond terrestrial coverage for messaging, maps and in-app calls.

Compact tablet gets OLED display, A20 Pro chip and front camera on the long edge, starting at US$ 699.

The middle hinge link, thinner than its neighbors, reportedly broke at the notch and jammed against the support plate, according to a CuriousHagi test.