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Xiaomi bypasses "16" and will introduce the Xiaomi 17 series next week, targeting competition with the iPhone.

Xiaomi's CEO, Lei Jun, announced on Monday that the company will bypass the “Xiaomi 16” name and will instead launch its upcoming flagship as the Xiaomi 17 series.

Kaspersky Lab and Search for Lost Pets

Probably every pet owner would give a lot to be guaranteed to find their pet if it goes missing. Kaspersky Lab understood this perfectly and introduced a solution for locating and monitoring pets.

Kodak keychain camera for nostalgia

The legendary photo brand Kodak seems to have found an original way to remind people of itself. The company has unveiled the Charmera — a digital camera the size of a film canister that can be used as a keychain. For $30, buyers get more than a gadget: a dose of ’80s nostalgia and a lottery-like twist, since the device is sold in identical sealed boxes and which design you receive is a surprise.

Founders' perspectives: The necessity of having European AI professionals.

Lucas Spreiter, the founder of the German startup Venta AI, cautions that Europe may lag in the upcoming phase of labor automation: AI workers.

Three leading Chinese mobile operators have embraced eSIM technology for the iPhone Air, indicating a potential shift away from physical SIM cards.

Apple's introduction of its initial eSIM-only ultra-slim phone, the iPhone Air, on Wednesday has highlighted the focus on China's telecom providers and their eSIM offerings.

iRU has released a new compact nettop.

The Russian brand iRU continues to expand its line of computer hardware by introducing an updated version of the compact nettop Tactio 525. The new model is notable for combining modest dimensions with serious performance that is rarely seen in devices of this form factor.

IFA 2025: DJI ventures into the 360° camera sector as Insta360 broadens its reach into drones.

DJI and Insta360, two prominent imaging technology companies from China, presented rival products at the IFA 2025 consumer electronics exhibition in Berlin.

Apple unveiled the iPhone 17 Pro, the thinnest iPhone Air, and other new products.

Apple has unveiled not one but two new flagships that, as is customary, "redefine everything you thought you knew about smartphones." Meet: the outrageously powerful iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone Air, so thin you could lose it in the gap between couch cushions.

How AI is transforming the investment landscape.

Cem Ötkün, the CEO and co-founder of Bounce Watch, discusses his insights on utilizing AI in investing, based on his personal experiences.

Is Europe prepared for autonomous vehicles?

Is Europe prepared for autonomous vehicles? Examine the advancements in AV technology and regulation to see how Europe stands in comparison to the US, China, and the UK.

TNW: Events and Media Farewell, 2006–2025

TNW's media and events division will shut down at the end of September. However, TNW Spaces will continue to operate as normal.

Huawei introduces the MatePad Mini, featuring calling capabilities and a slimmer design compared to Apple's iPad mini.

During its launch event in Shenzhen on Thursday, Huawei introduced its first flagship mini tablet, the Huawei MatePad Mini. This device is designed with the idea of being

Reclaiming the technological framework: Europe’s pursuit of digital independence.

Gustaf Sahlman, the CEO of the Swedish ID management company Curity, asserts that Europe needs to take back control of its technology infrastructure to ensure digital sovereignty.

How the Dutch startup Tap Electric is addressing the disarray in EV charging

Tap Electric, the winner of the TNW Conference pitch battle, aims to simplify and reduce the costs associated with EV charging, making it a more convenient and worry-free process.

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