Hardware Nachrichten: 6 September 2025 - 15 Oktober 2025

December 8, 2025, 8:42 AM EST. The week 49 trending chart stays dominated by the Poco F8 Ultra 5G, which held the top spot, narrowly edging the new Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold. Rounding out the top five are the Galaxy A56 in third, followed by the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max. The Galaxy S25 Ultra slips to fifth, while the OnePlus 15 climbs to sixth. In seventh, the Samsung Galaxy A17; the Poco F8 Pro drops to eighth. The vivo X300 Pro returns in ninth place, and the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max completes the list. The chart tracks demand across the flagship and mid-range segments as the holiday season accelerates price and feature comparisons.

December 8, 2025, 8:40 AM EST. The article reports that the OnlyFans CEO argues that middle managers have no space in the company, signaling a move toward a flat hierarchy. The plan emphasizes direct reporting lines, faster decision-making, and greater autonomy for teams to streamline operations in the tech business landscape.

December 8, 2025, 8:38 AM EST. Samsung officially confirms One UI 8.5; a beta program opens first for the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra (not Edge or S25 FE) in the US, UK, Germany, Korea, India, and Poland. To join, register in the Samsung Members app with a local SIM and a Samsung account; more devices may join later. The beta should precede a stable release expected early next year. New features include a completely customizable Quick Panel, smarter Bixby, enhanced Galaxy AI image editing, Storage Share across Samsung devices, Auracast and voice broadcasts, improved lock screen clock layouts, and weather effects for alarms. Privacy and security get upgrades like Theft Protection; battery information is revamped, and workout stats can be shared via Samsung Health.

December 8, 2025, 8:36 AM EST. AI-driven automation could reshape holiday hiring as ReverseLogix's cloud-based returns platform automates the inspect-process-restock cycle, slashing hours and cutting human error. CEO Gaurav Saran says customers see two-to-three times faster processing, with a 20-30% share of seasonal workers potentially replaced next year. By replacing manual paperwork and training with AI-based visual inspection and condition analytics, retailers such as Samsonite, FedEx, Wilson, and Cole Haan have gained speed and predictability. This signals a broader workforce shift across corporate America as AI and automation redefine roles, costs, and hiring needs during peak seasons.

December 8, 2025, 8:30 AM EST. On location at NASDAQ, Yahoo Finance's executive editor Brian Sai sits with Oura CEO Tom Hale to map the startup's growth and its challenge to Big Tech. Hale reveals last-year sales of roughly 2.5-3 million, with total lifetime sales around 5.5 million, and notes that more than half of Oura's lifetime sales occurred in the past year. The conversation covers wearability details: the index finger yields the most accurate pulse readings, though some wear two rings (production and ceramic beta). Hale emphasizes data-driven health data, wearing multiple wearables and a CGM, and his personal investment in software iterations. The episode frames Oura as a health wearables pioneer navigating pressure from Apple, Google, and OpenAI while expanding biometric insights for consumers.