Amazon has filed an FCC application for a 5,105-satellite LEO network that will use Globalstar spectrum to power next-generation iPhone satellite features, including Emergency SOS, Messages, and Find My. Satellite deployments are expected to begin in 2028, following Amazon’s planned acquisition of Globalstar in 2027. The move signals that satellite connectivity is on track to become a standard fallback layer inside every flagship smartphone.
Apple has recently announced a significant upgrade to its Private Cloud Compute (PCC) servers, aiming to power its Apple Intelligence (AI) through its latest M4 chip. This move positions Apple as a key player in AI cloud computing, directly competing with Nvidia, a company renowned for its AI-driven server technology. By controlling its hardware, operating […]
The iPhone 15 Pro, set to be released this week, will offer significant enhancements to its 5G performance. This is thanks to its new Qualcomm modem, according to data from SpeedSmart. This new iPhone model will utilize Qualcomm’s X70 modem, offering three key improvements: notably lower power consumption, improved 5G carrier aggregation capabilities, and better […]
