Apple says production of the iPhone Duo is ramping up. The company still cannot say when supply will catch up with demand. Shipping delays are expected to stretch into next year. Apple describes the timing of any improvement as hard to predict. The source article is from TechCrunch.
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Apple's foldable iPhone, sold as the Duo, proved popular with buyers willing to pay around $2,000 for a new device. The company has since sold out of the model. Apple has not said when additional units of the foldable iPhone will be available again. The article provided is brief, so further details about production or timing are not included here.
Dating app Hinge is trialing a lower-priced subscription option. The move comes as users are becoming increasingly frustrated with the cost of paying for dating platforms. The article indicates the company is responding to this growing fatigue among its customers. The article provides limited additional detail beyond the test itself.
The Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum has reopened all of its space-related galleries to the public. The reopening, dubbed "At Home in Space," marks the final phase of the museum's renovation. The exhibits now give visitors full access to the museum's spaceflight collection. The source article is brief and does not detail the specific exhibits or the renovation timeline.
Trajectory, a startup just one year old, has raised $45 million in new funding. The company is now valued at $300 million. Its goal is to make training AI models accessible to people who lack deep technical expertise. The source article is brief, so further details about the product, investors, or timeline are not available from this item.
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