The retro handheld features a D-pad, 1.3″ OLED, 16-voice polyphony, and 64GB storage. It supports 16-bit/48kHz WAV recording, dual USB-C, and AAA battery power. Release date and pricing are currently unconfirmed.
Bloomberg reports that Tim Cook has placed hardware chief John Ternus in charge of Apple’s design teams. This adds to his 2025 expansion into product strategy. By consolidating oversight of hardware, strategy, and design, Cook appears to be grooming Ternus as his direct successor.
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Xiao Ningzi’s custom “Ningtendo PXBOX 5” fits three consoles into a single Mac Pro-style case. It runs on a compact 250W power supply by using an Arduino controller to manage power distribution. The system instantly toggles between consoles, ensuring only one is active at a time to prevent overload.
The iPhone Air is facing a disastrous launch in China with under 200,000 units sold — a fraction of the 8 million iPhone 17 Pro Max devices moved — but that hasn’t stopped hardware enthusiasts. Chinese engineers have successfully modded a physical SIM slot into the eSIM-only phone, though Ice Universe notes that the vibration motor had to be removed to accommodate the unauthorized modification.
