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There’s a space station in a decaying orbit. It’s going to fall back to Earth. And we don’t know where or when it will hit.
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HomePod, Apple’s first smart speaker powered by Siri, hasn’t really been flying off the shelves. One of the reasons might be that it’s a bit more expensive than other smart speakers even though Apple has been pushing the high-quality audio angle with this product. Even though the company hasn’t even hinted anything of the sort just yet, a new report claims that Apple might launch a cheaper HomePod later this year.
Taiwan-based Economic Daily News reports that Apple is going to launch a new HomePod later this year that’s going to be priced lower than its predecessor. It’s expected to cost $150-$200 and will be targeted to customers who want a smaller speaker and not a lot of features.
A new HomePod isn’t the only cheaper product that Apple is expected to announce in the coming months. Another report recently claimed that the company has a new cheaper MacBook Air in the pipeline that it’s going to release in the near future.
The report doesn’t really detail how Apple is going to make the new HomePod cheaper and what features might end up on the chopping block. It’s going to have to make some major changes to bring the price down from $349 to $200 or even lower.
It goes without saying that just because this has been rumored doesn’t mean this is actually going to happen so take this information with a grain of salt until there’s more to go on.
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NASA has the spacecraft Juno in orbit around Jupiter right now collecting scientific data about the gas giant and sending it back to Earth for study. The scientists say that the findings will improve our understanding of the interior structure of Jupiter, core mass, and its origins. Part of the scientific data sent back recently has to do with massive … Continue reading
There’s no lack of smart home device manufacturers out there, and most of them offer some kind of subscription plan that allows you to monitor and archive the video recorded by your security systems for a certain amount of time. August is one of these manufacturers, with its Premium Video Recording subscription that allows users to store their video history … Continue reading
In 2017, Amazon Brazil started allowing third-party sellers to list their items on the website. Apparently, though, that could’ve been just the beginning of the e-commerce titan’s expansion in the biggest retail market in Latin America. According to…
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