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Turns out—it’s not just data and design, but energy and earth.

The shortest war in history lasted just 38 minutes. The Anglo-Zanzibar War ended faster than most meetings.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended higher on Wednesday, driven by tech stock gains and a new U.S.-Vietnam trade deal. The Nasdaq saw strong performance, fueled by advances in Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla.

On Monday, Swiss privacy software firm Proton sued Apple in U.S. federal court, alleging the tech giant illegally monopolizes iPhone app distribution and imposes excessive developer commissions. Proton, known for its secure Proton Mail service, filed the proposed class-action lawsuit in Oakland, California, representing app developers.

Longevity Explorer Frank Engelman wrote articles about technology and smart homes on Tech-enhanced Life for several years. He has his own Newsletter now, called “Frank’s Easy Tech Corner”.

Apple Isn't Missing the AI Race – It's Defining Its Own Lane

“Apple in China”. Can one company and its association with a country, a history of their actions, decisions and relationship give us a sense of how technology and globalization have evolved over the past few decades? Can it also provide us with a broad understanding of the current state of affairs and the brewing storm over technology controls, export r…

Apple is poised to secure streaming rights for F1 races in America starting next year, outbidding ESPN, which currently holds the rights, with a significantly higher offer.

Before this week’s update, a quick plea to readers!

Last week, I talked about how a growing rejection of ugly, anti-human urban architecture points the way to a greater rejection of enshittification, a template for resistance to anti-human tech products showing that there is hope.

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Apple fans, get ready! The tech giant is preparing an exciting lineup of product launches and upgrades slated for early 2026. From a powerful new iPhone 17e to refreshed MacBooks and iPads, Apple’s upcoming releases promise cutting-edge performance and design tweaks to keep users delighted. Here’s a detailed look at what’s on the horizon so you can plan…

Let’s set the scene: Bitcoin has smashed through the $120,000 ceiling, stablecoins are multiplying faster than conspiracy theories on Facebook, and suddenly, the hottest topic in finance is how to drag real-world assets onto the blockchain. Yes, we’ve officially entered the era where your childhood baseball card collection might end up “on-chain,” and, …

There’s something brewing in the dusty corners of the U.S. industrial revival, and this time, Apple is right at the center of it.

Another week, another reminder that Europe’s edges are sharper than they look on a map. War budgets swell, satellites fly, founders keep pushing where governments stall—and the delicate dance between profit and purpose gets stress-tested in boardrooms and supply chains alike.

In the spring of 2007, while Wall Street was happily oblivious to impending doom, a quiet event on the Toronto Stock Exchange occurred unnoticed by American investors.

₹76000 crore - that was how much India allocated in its 2021 budget to build a domestic semiconductor industry. That amount translates to a whopping $9 billion.

🗞️ India’s GVA Could Triple by 2035

If you’ve ever seen me breeze through an airport with an iced coffee in one hand and an unbothered expression in the other, just know it’s not by accident, it’s the result of years of refining the perfect travel kit. I don’t overpack, but I do prepare. And now I’m sharing exactly what’s in my carry-on.

The Bigger Picture, Sunday July 6, 2025

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