Earlier this year we oohed and ahhed over the thinnest foldable phone so far, and now it’s time for the lightest. Vivo product manager Han Boxiao released this clip that dramatically shows off how lightweight the upcoming X Fold 5 is, which leakers say will launch this month.
I was impressed by the X Fold 3, the first foldable I used that felt like its camera came without compromises, so I’m excited to see its successor.
The Air was first teased alongside the launch of the Glass Gen 2 back in February, and it’ll go on sale in the UK from June 10th. Starting from £6/month it’s less than half price the Gen 2, but the 4K HDR screen isn’t as bright, and you don’t get seven-speaker Dolby Atmos audio. That might make it the better buy for anyone who already has a soundbar though.
That’s according to The Wall Street Journal, which says fully automated AI ads are on the roadmap for 2026. Zuckerberg has already hinted at the plans, which will see advertisers provide an image of a product and set a budget, getting a full ad campaign in return. The AI will decide which Facebook and Instagram users to target, and offer personalization like changing the setting of an ad to match where the prospective customer lives.
Elon Musk says the company has been testing self-driving Model Y cars around Austin without anyone in the driver’s seat for the “past several days.” That’s good news for the company’s fledgling robotaxi business, which may launch as soon as June 12th. Though as Electrek points out, a few weeks of driverless testing is a far cry from the six months Waymo worked through before its Austin launch this year.
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