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- 1Mobile phone sales fall to lowest level in 14 years▼Mobile phone sales plunge to lowest level in 14 years
Global mobile phone sales have dropped to their lowest level in 14 years, according to a report highlighted on Computerworld. The decline points to a prolonged slump in smartphone demand, with consumers holding onto devices longer and replacement cycles stretching out. Analysts and readers are weighing whether the market has reached saturation, how long the downturn will last, and what it means for phone makers.
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Microsoft has announced the Maia 300, a new artificial intelligence chip, according to a report by Computerworld. The custom silicon is part of Microsoft's push to build its own AI hardware and reduce reliance on outside chip suppliers for its data centres and AI services. Details on performance and availability have not yet been widely reported.
- 316 advanced Android messaging features you may have missed●16 advanced Android messaging features you’ve probably never noticed
Computerworld has published a rundown of 16 lesser-known advanced messaging features available on Android phones. The piece walks readers through hidden tools and settings in Android messaging that most users never encounter, from scheduling and automation options to lesser-used customization and organization functions. It is aimed at Android owners who want to get more out of the messaging apps already installed on their devices.