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Apple reportedly cut more than 200 jobs across Vision Pro and Siri software teams Original

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By Steve Dent Verified
| Engadget Verified
Apple has laid off employees in its Vision Pro and Siri teams as it shifts focus to smart glasses and next-gen AI tech, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported. The cuts are said to affect around 200 workers, with 100 cuts in the Vision Pro division and another 100 in the Siri and software divisions. The Vision Pro layoffs are focused largely on gaming and immersive video teams, according to the report.
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Genesis' GV90 NeoLun is a luxury electric SUV with heated floors and coach doors Original

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By Steve Dent Verified
| Engadget Verified
The front passenger and driver's seats flip around for 'Orient Express' style seating. Genesis' new GV90 NeoLun electric SUV is loaded with innovation, but not in the dash or drivetrain as you might expect. Instead, Hyundai's luxury arm has come up with a new way to do doors that's incredibly clever and useful. The GV90 NeoLun (which means New Moon) also offers high-tech luxury and a fresh new design that stands out with its simple elegance.
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LG's new OLED manufacturing tech can make panels bigger and brighter Original

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By Steve Dent Verified
| Engadget Verified
LG has an unveiled a new OLED manufacturing breakthrough that will allow brighter, sharper and longer-lasting panels of nearly any size. Called FLiPP (FMM-less Innovative Pixel Patterning), the new system eliminates the need for the metal masks normally used in fabrication, and shows that innovation is possible even in established tech like OLED panels.
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