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Apple released its iPhone 17 lineup on September 9, 2025, including the iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and the ultra-thin iPhone Air. The new models feature improved cameras, brighter OLED ProMotion displays, and upgraded A19 chips. The Pro Max leads sales globally, especially in the UAE, where demand exceeds supply. Early buyers praised the devices' performance and design, despite some concerns about durability.
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Huawei launches HarmonyOS 6 with new AI agents and a short-range wireless transfer feature. Apple promotes AI development in China, with the launch of the iPhone Air supporting eSIM, amid ongoing regulatory and geopolitical negotiations. Both companies deepen ties with Chinese authorities and consumers.
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During the APEC Summit 2025, Nvidia announced a major partnership with South Korea, supplying over 260,000 GPUs to enhance the country's AI infrastructure. The deal involves collaborations with Samsung, Hyundai, and other firms, aiming to advance manufacturing, autonomous mobility, and AI research. The move underscores South Korea's AI ambitions amid global tech competition.
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South Korea has received U.S. approval to develop nuclear-powered attack submarines as part of a broader security and trade deal. The agreement includes U.S. support for Seoul's nuclear industry expansion and significant bilateral investments, with construction plans still under discussion and details to be finalized by January 2029.
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India's Department of Telecommunications has ordered smartphone manufacturers to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi app on all new devices within 90 days, with no option for users to disable it. The app aims to combat mobile fraud and theft but faces privacy concerns and potential pushback from Apple.