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business5 days ago•3 min saved

Stellantis unveils $70B plan to reshape lineup with affordable crossovers and performance trucks

Stellantis announced a 60 billion euro global turnaround to refresh its U.S. lineup with 11 new models and several sub-$30,000 crossovers, add high‑performance Ram variants and a Dodge Copperhead, and lift North American sales to about 1.9 million while cutting costs by $7 billion annually by 2028; in Europe, it will lean on LeapMotor and Dongfeng for 60 new vehicles on shared platforms as part of the FaSTLAne 2030 plan.

via Axios|

#auto-industry #business #electric-vehicles

technology10 days ago•5 min saved

Apple’s AI Moment Should Focus on Experience, Not a Killer Device

The piece argues that AI is a broad enabling technology, not a single product, and Apple should center its strategy on shipping compelling experiences rather than chasing a hype-driven killer AI device, with phones remaining the main interface as AI becomes pervasive across devices.

via Daring Fireball|

#ai #apple #iphone

technology11 days ago•5 min saved

Apple Splits iPhone 18 Release to Extend iPhone 17 Lifecycle and Streamline Production

Apple will stagger the iPhone 18 rollout, delaying the base model and launching Pro versions first in late 2026 with the base models arriving in spring 2027. The move aims to extend iPhone 17’s sales window, ease production pressures, and bolster competitiveness in price-sensitive markets like China, while pushing incremental upgrades and shared components with the iPhone 18e. In effect, Apple seeks higher margins and a longer product lifecycle, benefiting consumers through potential cost savings, steadier quality, and a smaller environmental footprint as the company focuses on manufacturing efficiency and clear tier differentiation.

via Geeky Gadgets|

#apple #iphone #launch-delay

technology1 month ago•3 min saved

Apple's AI Moment: Can John Ternus Deliver the Killer Product?

WIRED argues that Apple’s next CEO, John Ternus, must unveil a true AI standout within the next year or two—likely a device or integrated service—that makes AI practical for everyday users. It may not be a groundbreaking AI breakthrough, but the goal is a consumer-friendly solution that cements Apple’s role in AI much as it has with desktop computing, the internet, mobile, wearables, and music, while upholding the company’s emphasis on privacy and user experience.

via WIRED|

#ai #apple #john-ternus

business1 month ago•3 min saved

Nissan Unveils Four-Family, AI-Driven Lineup Strategy

Nissan unveiled a long-term plan to trim its lineup from 56 to 45 models by grouping cars into four families—Heartbeat, Core, Growth, and Partner—while protecting icons like the Z and GT-R. The strategy emphasizes shared platforms and AI across up to 90% of its lineup, focuses on the U.S., Japan, and China, and targets about 1 million U.S. vehicle sales annually by 2030, with upcoming entries like a next Xterra, the Skyline/Infiniti Q50, and potential partner models.

via The Drive|

#ai-in-vehicles #automotive-industry #business

business4 months ago•2 min saved

Dell Reassesses AI-First Strategy Amid Sluggish AI PC Sales

Dell has decided to scale back its 'AI-first' marketing approach after recognizing that customers are not interested in AI-based features, opting instead to focus on delivering actual AI capabilities without overhyping them, in contrast to other tech companies' aggressive AI marketing.

via Wccftech|

#ai-marketing #business #consumer-preferences

technology5 months ago•1 min saved

Apple Plans to Boost iPhone Air 2 Appeal with New Features and Pricing

Apple is working to increase the popularity of the iPhone Air 2 through two unspecified methods, amidst a backdrop of privacy policies and user data protections. The article also discusses Apple's proprietary content and usage restrictions, emphasizing their focus on non-commercial, personal use and restrictions on automated access.

via MacRumors|

#apple #iphone-air-2 #marketing

business7 months ago•8 min saved

Porsche Faces Challenges Amid EV Strategy Shift and Market Pressures

Porsche AG reported strong net cash flow of 1.34 billion euros in Q3 2025 despite challenging market conditions, driven by strategic realignment and record deliveries, especially in North America and emerging markets. The company is focusing on long-term profitability by expanding its electrified vehicle range and adjusting its product platform, with expected improvements from 2026 onward. However, it faced significant expenses and a sharp decline in operating profit for the first nine months of 2025.

via Porsche Newsroom|

#business #cash-flow #electric-vehicles

technology7 months ago•1 min saved

Samsung Cancels Galaxy S26 Edge and Possibly S25 Edge Due to Low Sales

Samsung is reportedly removing the Galaxy S26 Edge from its 2026 lineup due to poor sales of thin phones like the Galaxy S25 Edge, which struggled with battery life and high price. The company may reconsider the model in the future if battery technology improves, but for now, the Edge line is on hold, with the focus likely remaining on the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra.

via Droid Life|

#galaxy-s26-edge #market-trends #product-strategy

business8 months ago•3 min saved

Porsche Delays EV Launches Amid Profit Warnings and Strategic Realignment

Porsche is delaying its electric vehicle plans due to slowing demand, shifting focus back to combustion engines and hybrids, and redesigning its EV platform in collaboration with VW Group, while its flagship SUV above Cayenne will now launch with gas and hybrid options instead of fully electric.

via Carscoops|

#business #ev-delay #hybrids

business8 months ago•7 min saved

Porsche's EV Strategy Faces Delays and Profit Challenges

Porsche AG is finalizing a strategic realignment, emphasizing combustion engine models alongside electric vehicles, delaying some EV platform developments, and adjusting financial forecasts for 2025 due to market conditions and investment costs, aiming for long-term resilience and market relevance.

via Porsche Newsroom|

#business #electric-vehicles #financial-outlook

technology1 year ago•0 min saved

Google Cancels Pixel Tablet 2 Amid Uncertain Future for Lineup

Google has reportedly canceled the Pixel Tablet 2, not the Pixel Tablet 3 as previously thought. The Pixel Tablet 2, which was to feature a first-party keyboard case and be powered by the Tensor G4 SoC, was expected to launch next year. Concerns over potential financial losses are cited as the reason for its cancellation. It remains uncertain whether the Pixel Tablet 3 will be rebranded as the Pixel Tablet 2 or if Google will discontinue the Pixel Tablet line altogether.

via GSMArena.com|

#cancellation #google #pixel-tablet

technology2 years ago•1 min saved

Spotify Infuriates Users by Bricking 'Car Thing' Devices Without Refunds

Spotify has decided to discontinue its 'Car Thing' device, which allowed users to control Spotify through car speakers, by December 9, 2024. The company aims to streamline its product offerings and focus on new features. No trade-in options will be provided, and users are advised to dispose of the device according to local electronic waste guidelines. This decision follows Spotify's recent cost-cutting measures and workforce reductions despite reporting record profits.

via NME|

#car-thing #discontinuation #product-strategy

technology2 years ago•3 min saved

"Mozilla's Strategic Shift: Downsizing, New CEO, and AI Focus"

Mozilla, the organization behind the Firefox browser, is downsizing and refocusing its product strategy, including scaling back investment in products like VPN, Relay, and its 3D virtual world Hubs, which will result in layoffs affecting roughly 60 employees. The company plans to refocus on bringing trustworthy AI into Firefox by bringing together the teams that work on Pocket, Content, and AI/ML. This move signals a shift back to prioritizing its flagship product, Firefox, after years of diversifying its product portfolio, and aims to ensure Mozilla’s survival in the long run.

via TechCrunch|

#ai #firefox #layoffs

technology2 years ago•5 min saved

Apple's Vision Pro 2: A Promising Repeat of Past Mistakes

Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset, rumored to be one of the company's most advanced high-tech devices, is facing criticism for its hefty price tag of $3,500 and the lack of an alternative more affordable option. This pricing strategy is reminiscent of Apple's past mistake with the original HomePod, which resulted in poor sales until a cheaper alternative, the HomePod mini, was introduced. While Apple aims to create the best product possible, the high price may limit the reach of the Vision Pro and hinder its success until a more affordable version is released.

via Digital Trends|

#apple #high-end-headset #pricing