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From Apple to Samsung and Nothing, every brand is hiking prices. Here's why AI's growing appetite for memory chips affects your wallet., Technology & Science, Times Now

Apple says soaring memory chip costs driven by AI demand have forced it to raise prices of iPads and MacBooks, with more products potentially affected.

Apple has raised prices of iPads and MacBooks by as high as Rs 1 lakh due to rising memory costs. Apple CEO Tim Cook has compared the current memory crisis to a "hundred-year flood." And here is the full picture.

Microsoft's latest move follows similar price hikes announced by Apple and reflects growing cost pressures across the technology industry as demand for memory and storage components continues to rise.

Apple turning to Intel for chips, as Washington announced last week, has the neat logic of necessity meeting ambition. But it is not that simple, as analysts say any advanced Intel chip will take two to three years to make

Apple Gaming: Apple is reportedly working on a new gaming app with editorial content and Arcade support. It may replace Game Center, but insiders say it's unlikely to change Apple's gaming image overnight.

Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing, playfully congratulated former Nothing software creative director Mladen M Hoyss on joining Apple's design team, hinting that even Apple recognizes Nothing's design talent. Hoyss, known for his minimalist and user-focused design approach, was instrumental in creating Nothing OS.

The Apple Watch Series 10 may not bring that radial a change over the Watch Series 9, but its massive, gorgeous display, quicker charging times and some new health features sure help it to stand out compared to previous generations