Mobilné siete Novinky: 17 september 2025 - 7 október 2025

October 22, 2025, 6:12 AM EDT. Apple is reportedly developing a foldable iPad that could launch no earlier than 2029, after multiple reports flagged development hurdles. Industry watcher Kim Ki-hyun of Stone Partners said the tablet would arrive after 2029, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman echoed a 2029 timeline, citing weight, display tech, and other engineering challenges. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo had floated a 2028 window, but Apple now seems to be pushing to 2029 or later. The device is expected to use an LTPO+ OLED panel, with an 18-inch foldable display via Samsung Display and minimal creasing near the hinge. If released, the foldable iPad could cost around $3,000, making it Apple's most expensive iPad yet and surpassing the MacBook lines. The project remains unconfirmed, with some involved unsure if it will ever ship.

October 22, 2025, 6:10 AM EDT. The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 finally delivers on the Pocket line's promise with a genuinely pocketable gimbal camera that feels as simple as a phone but shoots like a cinematographer on holiday. A 1-inch sensor, 4K/120, and 10-bit color with D-Log M/HLG give fast shooters room to grade later, while full-pixel PDAF and DJI's proven 3-axis gimbal keep footage steady even when you're chasing a train or a toddler. The flip screen supports vertical/horizontal shots, and the Mimo app integration plus built-in livestreaming to YouTube removes the friction. The Creator Combo adds cleaner audio and better control. All of this turned casual travelers into creators, redefining cinema in your pocket.

October 22, 2025, 5:58 AM EDT. Despite AI hype, Wall Street eyes quantum pure-plays: IonQ, Rigetti Computing, D-Wave Quantum, and Quantum Computing Inc. have delivered eye-opening trailing-12-month gains: IonQ ~412%, Rigetti ~4,940%, D-Wave ~3,590%, and QCI ~2,310%. Four analysts have issued outlier targets, implying meaningful upside: IonQ target of $100 (~59% upside); Rigetti to $50 (~8%); D-Wave to $50 (~30%); and QCI to $40 (~118%). The targets reflect optimism on contracts, commercialization, and growth potential amid broader tech-market enthusiasm.

October 22, 2025, 5:56 AM EDT. Solana Mobile is ending support for its Saga crypto smartphone after only two years. The company says Saga devices (about 20,000 sold) will no longer receive software updates or security patches; the phone will stay on Android 14 with its last patch in November 2024. This rapid obsolescence contrasts with the seven-year support cycles common at Apple and Google. Solana is refocusing on the Seeker, its second-generation device, which is already seeing strong demand with over 150,000 preorders and a launch price of $500. While Saga's crypto features still work and wallets can be migrated using the same seed standard, the lack of patches heightens vulnerabilities. Saga's exit marks a pivot from failure to a newer product, hoping to fix prior missteps.

October 22, 2025, 5:54 AM EDT. Amazon's growing cloud strategy faces a blind spot: new AI startups that could become long-term cloud customers. The piece argues AWS often targets established enterprises, while early-stage AI-first companies move fast, juggle funding, and switch clouds more freely. To capitalize on the next wave of AI innovation, Amazon could refine lead signals, expand early access, and tailor pricing and developer support to attract and retain this nascent segment before they scale. Recognizing this gap highlights a broader trend: cloud providers win by aligning with AI startups early, offering easy onboarding, flexible incentives, and robust AI tooling. The key message is to reinvent discovery, pilots, and incentives so AI startups see AWS as a trusted growth partner rather than a fallback option.