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Tim Marcin

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Associate Editor, Culture - Mashable. Writer all over the internet. He/Him. find me more often at @ timmarcin.bsky.social
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bbno rejects AI to defend human craftsmanship

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By Tim Marcin
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1 hour ago It feels fitting that, on the cusp of summer vacation, the notable books we can expect this month are a well-traveled bunch. Below you can find books set in Ireland and South Korea, Los Angeles and Tuscany, the Western Front of WWI and … whatever you want to call the ecological wastelands of Earth 7. …
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iPhone Fold leaks, rumors, and renders: Everything we know

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By Stan Schroeder Verified, Tim Marcin, Timothy Werth Verified
| Mashable SE Asia
The long-awaited foldable iPhone — rumored to be called the iPhone Fold — should arrive in 2026. So far, Apple has kept a very tight lid on its first-ever foldable phone, but all signs point to a fall or winter 2026 release. Early adopters already love foldables — and they have plenty of options — but Apple's been notably absent from the genre. However, don't count Apple out.
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iPhone Fold leaks, rumors, and renders: Everything we know

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By Tim Marcin
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4 hours ago The kicker: It will mostly be in space. Elon Musk announced plans to build Terafab, the largest semiconductor manufacturing facility ever. A joint venture between Tesla, SpaceX and xAI, Terafab was announced via a livestream on Saturday as "the next step towards becoming a galactic civilization." …
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