“computers are too expensive and people can't buy them. They are they are harder to find than ever. Everybody's raising prices. Apple just raised prices. Like, it's it's ugly out there, and there's an increasing sense that it's going to keep getting worse.”
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Computer hardware prices continue to increase or remain elevated; measured by average selling prices, market indices, or manufacturer pricing announcements over next 6-12 months.
David Pierce reports that the iPhone fold will have a small outer display and open to show side-by-side apps.
27 states and DC will continue pursuing the Live Nation Ticketmaster antitrust case beyond the DOJ settlement.
David Pierce predicts the Vergecast will do a live podcast immediately after Apple's Wednesday event.
Neil predicts that governments around the world will soon declare Samsung's AI photo editing features illegal.
David predicts Google will successfully ship agentic AI features for food delivery and ride-hailing on Android phones.
Trump's executive order mandates US government computing systems migrate to post-quantum cryptography by 2030-2031
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