애플 뉴스: 11 9월 2025 - 27 9월 2025

October 27, 2025, 6:06 AM EDT. Samsung is sticking to its January Unpacked cadence as it prepares to unveil the Galaxy S26 Ultra alongside the rest of the Galaxy S26 family. The schedule hints at a potential February release if production delays persist, with mass production reportedly starting only in mid-January. The lineup may drop the S26 Edge after poor S25 sales and could rebrand the entry model as the Galaxy S26 Pro. Expect traditional spec bumps-camera improvements, battery life, and a chipset choice between Snapdragon and Exynos-as well as continued emphasis on AI features across the line. The event will likely precede Mobile World Congress press cycles, letting Samsung steer conversations around hardware and software advances.

October 27, 2025, 6:04 AM EDT. Leaks around the Galaxy S26 suggest Samsung may shift to a base S26 with modest upgrades or even revert to a smaller S26 design. If true, a surprising alternative is the Vivo X300 (and X300 Pro): it packs a 6,040mAh battery, a larger juice box than the Galaxy S25 Ultra and the Pixel 10 Pro XL, and a 90W wired charging option versus the rumored 25W for the S26. The X300's compact size-roughly between the Galaxy S25 and Pixel 10-keeps it pocketable, while its specs push more value in a small footprint. In short, a smaller flagship with big battery and fast charging may outpace Samsung's upcoming base model.

October 27, 2025, 6:02 AM EDT. To win the global AI race, the U.S. must pair innovation and investment with a national push for world-class internet infrastructure. While regulators debate rules and Silicon Valley pursues breakthroughs, Beijing is pursuing a coordinated, nationwide effort to build the connectivity that AI depends on-especially leadership in Wi-Fi standards. The United States already benefits from robust private capital funding broadband networks, driving massive economic output and millions of jobs, but a sustained advantage requires government commitment to extend gigabit networks, set interoperability standards, and ensure resilient, scalable connectivity. A national strategy would amplify AI reliability, spur growth, and reinforce economic and national security in a fast-moving tech era.

October 27, 2025, 6:00 AM EDT. AI is not simply good or bad. Both harms and benefits are evident. AI contributes to privacy invasion, disinformation and deepfakes, surveillance overreach, job displacement, cybersecurity threats, child and psychological harms, environmental damage, erosion of creativity and autonomy, economic and political instability, manipulation and loss of trust in media, unjust criminal justice outcomes, and other problems. Yet AI is also delivering progress in healthcare and medical discovery, driving scientific and climate research, boosting productivity and growth through automation, reducing human error and increasing safety, improving transportation and urban infrastructure management, strengthening cybersecurity, data privacy, and expanding creativity, culture, and problem-solving for many. A balanced view rejects extremes and emphasizes responsible development, governance, and ongoing evaluation of risks and benefits.

October 27, 2025, 5:56 AM EDT. Apple's ultra-thin iPhone Air is facing weak demand, with reports that production orders are being cut toward end-of-production levels. Analysts from Mizuho Securities and Nikkei Asia have lowered sales forecasts, while Ming-Chi Kuo says suppliers have cut capacity by up to 80%. Still, China anecdotes after Tim Cook's visit and Counterpoint Research data paint a mixed picture, with the Air outselling the iPhone 16 Plus in some contexts but remaining a niche product. Critics like Bloomberg's Mark Gurman argue the $1,000 price may not justify the specs, which include a single rear camera and a smaller battery-driving Apple to launch a wireless battery pack. Against the iPhone 17 and Android rivals, the Air remains sleek but limited.