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Apple has never been great at keeping secrets, and iOS twenty-seven is proving that point. Code buried in the latest developer beta strongly suggests a foldable iPhone is finally in the works — confirming what analysts and leakers have whispered about for years. The question now isn't if, but when.
Shifting from silicon to steel, Bank of America is urging investors to pull back from equity markets, citing a growing cluster of warning signs. The note, flagged on Hacker News this morning, lands at a moment when tech valuations remain historically stretched. Whether this is a genuine inflection point or routine caution, it's worth paying attention.
And on the horizon of warfare, the BBC is asking a question that once felt purely hypothetical — are humanoid robots headed for the battlefield? Armed forces around the world are actively experimenting with the technology, though most experts agree that full combat deployment remains a significant distance away. The ethical and strategic questions, however, are already very much present.
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