Apple says it cannot predict when iPhone Duo supply will improve
CEO John Ternus told Reuters the company is working to increase production but has no timeline for easing
Apple CEO John Ternus said the firm is working hard to expand iPhone Duo output, but it cannot give a timeline for when supply will meet demand. The company told Reuters that production is ramping up, yet shipping delays could extend into next year. Apple therefore has no clear date for when the shortage will lift.
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Y Combinator partner Garry Tan spends up to $200k a year on AI
Garry Tan, a partner at Y Combinator, disclosed that he spends as much as $200,000 annually on AI tokens for his agents. He said the cost reflects his intensive use of AI tools, which he describes as causing "cyber psychosis" and sleeplessness due to excitement over the technology.
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Hinge pilots a lower‑cost subscription as users grow weary of
Hinge is testing a cheaper subscription tier amid growing user fatigue with dating apps. The trial aims to offer a more affordable option while retaining core features, responding to complaints that existing plans are too expensive.
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