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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews 6 hr. ago
AI & Tech Briefing｜2026-09-12 (UTC) Apple takes center stage this time: recent product launches meet a fresh round of preorders. First, a key distinction: announced ≠ on sale. 📱 iPhone 18 Pro / Pro Max According to the official schedule, preorders open on September 12 at 5:00 Pacific Time in the US, with sales starting September 18.
Two hands hold a folded and an unfolded iPhone Duo, respectively. The screens show warm-toned architectural photos, comparing the sizes of the outer and inner screens. ALT Against a white background, the backs of two burgundy iPhone 18 Pro series phones overlap, showing their triple-camera modules and Apple logos. ALT Apple Watch Ultra 4 with a light olive ridged band, a silver case, and an orange ring around the crown. The screen displays the time and health metrics. ALT Against a white background, an AirPods 5 charging case sits open with two white earbuds upright inside and a green indicator light on the case. ALT
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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews Sep 11
Apple New Product Briefing｜2026-09-11 This edition is all about new Apple products. 📱 iPhone Duo: The foldable iPhone officially arrives Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone on September 9: a 7.6-inch inner display, a 5.4-inch outer display, and the A20 Pro chip. iOS 27 supports two apps side by side, finally giving multitasking a bigger canvas.
Official Apple product image: White and dark iPhone Duo models side by side, showing the screen when folded, the dual rear cameras, and the hinge. ALT Official Apple product image: Two burgundy iPhone 18 Pro series phones overlap, showing the front display and triple rear cameras. ALT Official Apple product image: Two Watch Series 12 watches with dark metal mesh bands, one showing the heart rate screen and the other showing rear sensors glowing green. ALT Official Apple feature image: An iPhone shows the health age screen in the Health app, while an Apple Watch with a blue band beside it shows app icons. ALT
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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews Sep 10
Apple new product news roundup | September 10 Based on information Apple published on its official website on September 9, 2026, the highlights this time are a foldable iPhone, plus updates to its phones, watches and earbuds.
Two hands hold an unfolded iPhone Duo. The left side of the screen shows a portrait photo, while the right side shows app icons and widgets. ALT
An iPhone 18 Pro is shown from a rear-side angle against a black background, with giant metallic PRO lettering behind it. ALT
Two Apple Watch Series 12 watches show the front and back: the watch face on the left displays a heart rate of 62, while the rear sensors on the right glow green. ALT
A person with their hair tied back faces right in profile, wearing white AirPods 5, against a blue and warm orange gradient background. ALT
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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews Sep 9
🍎 Apple News at a Glance Apple’s Newsroom website has launched a dedicated page for its September event, along with a link to watch it. Apple Arcade has also unveiled a new batch of games: Pusheen’s Place will launch exclusively on October 1.
Official product image of Apple’s new Mac Studio. ALT Official product image of Apple’s new Mac mini. ALT
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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews Sep 3
🍎 Apple just put the M6 Mac mini in the spotlight, making it possible for everyday users to set up a private AI at home that “works offline.” Bottom line first: this isn’t about training ChatGPT. It’s about downloading existing open-source models and running them on your own Mac.
A tech-themed cover featuring a silver desktop computer and monitor. The screen shows a glowing neural network and a privacy lock icon, with the title “Set Up a Local AI on a Mac.” ALT A vertical six-step flowchart showing, in order, how to choose a Mac, install tools, download a model, start chatting, add a knowledge base, and check privacy settings. ALT A local AI setup comparison chart covering LM Studio, Ollama + Open WebUI, and Foundation Models or MLX Swift, along with memory recommendations. ALT
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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews Sep 3
After Apple brought “massive unified memory” to local AI, Macs can finally be discussed on the same performance chart as consumer graphics cards. This ranking isn’t just about benchmark scores. It answers a more practical question: if you’re an everyday user getting into local AI, should you buy a Mac or a graphics card from NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel?
A futuristic roadmap on a black background, separating released RTX 50-series products and the Apple M5 Max and M5 Ultra from rumored unreleased products, with confidence levels labeled. ALT A cyan infographic on a black background listing the VRAM or unified memory capacities of the RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, 5060 Ti, 4090, 3090, RX 7900 XTX, Arc B580, and Apple M4 Pro, M5 Max, and M5 Ultra. ALT A green infographic on a black background comparing various NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Apple hardware by local large-model speed, software ecosystems such as CUDA or MLX, and target users. ALT A neon infographic on a black background offering local AI GPU buying recommendations across four budget tiers, from around 2,000 yuan to over 10,000 yuan, with a flowchart distinguishing NVIDIA, Apple Silicon, AMD, and Intel. ALT
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Tutu News (TutuNews) @tutunews Aug 31
Tech Highlights at a Glance | AI Computing Power, Edge Computing, and Space Tech ① NVIDIA × MediaTek: On August 31, the two companies announced an expanded partnership. MediaTek will adopt NVIDIA NVLink Fusion, with collaboration spanning AI infrastructure, on-device AI computing, and automotive technology.
Official news image for NVIDIA and MediaTek’s expanded AI platform partnership. ALT
Official news image for AWS and NVIDIA’s expanded AI infrastructure partnership. ALT
Apple’s official showcase of the new Mac Studio powered by M5 Max and M5 Ultra. ALT
Scene from NASA’s official lunar base trailer, showcasing its vision for exploring the Moon’s south pole. ALT
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