Gartner forecasts that AI‑capable personal computers will become the standard by 2029, with the segment projected to capture nearly one‑third of the global PC market by the end of 2025. The share has already doubled since 2024, driven by strong demand for AI‑enabled laptops and falling hardware prices. While recent tariffs have introduced supply‑chain uncertainty, analysts expect continued growth, and Gartner anticipates multiple small language models running locally on AI PCs by 2026. Read more →

Starling has announced it can no longer produce its Starling Home Hub, citing rapidly rising business costs and U.S. tariffs on essential components. The hub, launched in 2019 as a $99 bridge that enabled Google Nest devices to operate within Apple Home and with Siri, has been praised for its reliability and ease of use. Existing owners will continue to receive support and updates, but the product’s removal leaves a gap for users seeking a simple solution to integrate Nest thermostats and cameras into Apple’s ecosystem. Alternatives now rely on Matter‑enabled Nest thermostats, while camera support remains pending. Read more →

Gartner forecasts that AI‑capable personal computers will become the standard by 2029, with the segment projected to capture nearly one‑third of the global PC market by the end of 2025. The share has already doubled since 2024, driven by strong demand for AI‑enabled laptops and falling hardware prices. While recent tariffs have introduced supply‑chain uncertainty, analysts expect continued growth, and Gartner anticipates multiple small language models running locally on AI PCs by 2026. Read more →

Gartner forecasts that AI‑capable personal computers will become the standard by 2029, with the segment projected to capture nearly one‑third of the global PC market by the end of 2025. The share has already doubled since 2024, driven by strong demand for AI‑enabled laptops and falling hardware prices. While recent tariffs have introduced supply‑chain uncertainty, analysts expect continued growth, and Gartner anticipates multiple small language models running locally on AI PCs by 2026. Read more →

Starling has announced it can no longer produce its Starling Home Hub, citing rapidly rising business costs and U.S. tariffs on essential components. The hub, launched in 2019 as a $99 bridge that enabled Google Nest devices to operate within Apple Home and with Siri, has been praised for its reliability and ease of use. Existing owners will continue to receive support and updates, but the product’s removal leaves a gap for users seeking a simple solution to integrate Nest thermostats and cameras into Apple’s ecosystem. Alternatives now rely on Matter‑enabled Nest thermostats, while camera support remains pending. Read more →

Starling has announced it can no longer produce its Starling Home Hub, citing rapidly rising business costs and U.S. tariffs on essential components. The hub, launched in 2019 as a $99 bridge that enabled Google Nest devices to operate within Apple Home and with Siri, has been praised for its reliability and ease of use. Existing owners will continue to receive support and updates, but the product’s removal leaves a gap for users seeking a simple solution to integrate Nest thermostats and cameras into Apple’s ecosystem. Alternatives now rely on Matter‑enabled Nest thermostats, while camera support remains pending. Read more →

Gartner forecasts that AI‑capable personal computers will become the standard by 2029, with the segment projected to capture nearly one‑third of the global PC market by the end of 2025. The share has already doubled since 2024, driven by strong demand for AI‑enabled laptops and falling hardware prices. While recent tariffs have introduced supply‑chain uncertainty, analysts expect continued growth, and Gartner anticipates multiple small language models running locally on AI PCs by 2026. Read more →

Starling has announced it can no longer produce its Starling Home Hub, citing rapidly rising business costs and U.S. tariffs on essential components. The hub, launched in 2019 as a $99 bridge that enabled Google Nest devices to operate within Apple Home and with Siri, has been praised for its reliability and ease of use. Existing owners will continue to receive support and updates, but the product’s removal leaves a gap for users seeking a simple solution to integrate Nest thermostats and cameras into Apple’s ecosystem. Alternatives now rely on Matter‑enabled Nest thermostats, while camera support remains pending. Read more →

Starling has announced it can no longer produce its Starling Home Hub, citing rapidly rising business costs and U.S. tariffs on essential components. The hub, launched in 2019 as a $99 bridge that enabled Google Nest devices to operate within Apple Home and with Siri, has been praised for its reliability and ease of use. Existing owners will continue to receive support and updates, but the product’s removal leaves a gap for users seeking a simple solution to integrate Nest thermostats and cameras into Apple’s ecosystem. Alternatives now rely on Matter‑enabled Nest thermostats, while camera support remains pending. Read more →

Gartner forecasts that AI‑capable personal computers will become the standard by 2029, with the segment projected to capture nearly one‑third of the global PC market by the end of 2025. The share has already doubled since 2024, driven by strong demand for AI‑enabled laptops and falling hardware prices. While recent tariffs have introduced supply‑chain uncertainty, analysts expect continued growth, and Gartner anticipates multiple small language models running locally on AI PCs by 2026. Read more →

The Trump administration plans to announce tariffs on semiconductors and chips, which could disrupt U.S. hardware and AI companies. The specifics of these tariffs remain unclear. Read more →