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Well, that went fast — Apple iPhone Duo shipping estimates have slipped to 2027

Well, that went fast. We’re now five hours past when the iPhone Duo, Apple’s first folding phone, went up for pre-order, and shipping estimates for every storage configuration in both colors — Star White and Night Sky — have slipped to January 2027. That’s well past the holiday season and into the new year.

It didn’t even take four hours for things to get that bad. Within about 25 minutes of preorders opening, shipping estimates were already approaching the end of December 2026 or slipping into early 2027. Many took to social media to report the worsening delivery times, along with issues using both Apple Store apps, which were at times unresponsive or failed to remember the ‘get ready’ information customers had entered ahead of preorders.

It’s been a while since I’ve seen demand push shipping estimates back this far, and it’s reminiscent of the iPhone X —...

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'We should all be worried': Microsoft president says changes to green-cards could hurt US tech

* Brad Smith hits back at Trump administration's decision to target Microsoft * Five out of six tech/science medal holders were born outside of the US * "We should all be worried," Smith says Microsoft President Brad Smith has warned that new restrictions under the Trump administration could

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Burger King Suffers A Whopper Of A Breach Exposing 11M Records

Burger King Japan has confirmed a major data breach exposing over 11 million user records following a hack of the fast food chain's smartphone app. The incident, affecting approximately 11.18 million app member records, occurred when nefarious actors breached the company's database management server. According

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Power To The Players Act Aims To Ban Digital Game Licenses Disguised As Sales

Sony’s decision to no longer support physical game disc releases on its consoles after 2027 has kicked up a hornet’s nest in the gaming community and shined a spotlight to the realities of digital game purchases. It has led to a new bill designed to bring actual ownership

Researchers say an ad platform could identify targets and install spyware through online ads, no click needed

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Ads Kill: Researchers have uncovered what may be the first instance of a "zero-click" spyware attack. The malicious cyber operation is linked to an Israeli advertising organization that allegedly abused online ads

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'We should all be worried': Microsoft president says changes to green-cards could hurt US tech

Burger King Suffers A Whopper Of A Breach Exposing 11M Records

Power To The Players Act Aims To Ban Digital Game Licenses Disguised As Sales

Researchers say an ad platform could identify targets and install spyware through online ads, no click needed