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Samsung is bringing the Galaxy Z TriFold to the United States with in-store hands-on demos at select Samsung Experience Stores, as pricing and official US availability are announced in the coming days; initial availability is expected to be limited.
Nintendo is launching its My Mario product line in the US next month, including an interactive app, apparel, plush toys, bath toys, and wooden block sets with Amiibo functionality, initially available in select stores and expanding nationwide.
Roborock is launching its first robot lawn mower in the US, the RockMow X1 LiDAR, later this year, featuring advanced navigation, all-wheel drive, and the ability to mow half an acre daily, with capabilities to handle slopes and obstacles.
Novo Nordisk has launched Wegovy, a lower-cost, pill-form weight-loss drug in the US, sparking a price war in the sector and offering a needle-free alternative to injectable GLP-1 medications, with significant implications for obesity treatment affordability and accessibility.
Samsung has launched the Galaxy A17 5G and Galaxy Tab A11+ in the US, with the A17 5G priced at $199.99 and available from January 7, featuring a 6.7-inch display and a 5,000 mAh battery, while the Tab A11+ will be available from January 8 for $249.99, offering an 11-inch screen and a 7,040 mAh battery.
The OnePlus 15 is now available for purchase in the US through the official website and Amazon, featuring multiple color options, high-end specifications like Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a 6.78-inch display, and advanced camera systems, with prices starting at $899.99.
Meta has launched its Ray-Ban AR glasses with a built-in display in the US, marking a significant step in wearable augmented reality technology.
Google has officially launched its AI Mode's Search Live feature in the US, allowing users to interact via audio and video input for tasks like learning new skills and troubleshooting electronics, accessible directly from the Google app and Google Lens.
Samsung is considering launching its innovative tri-fold foldable phone, the Galaxy TriFold, in the US later this year, which would be the first of its kind in the US market, though its high price and limited demand may lead to a restricted release.
Samsung is considering launching its innovative tri-fold smartphone in the US later this year, marking a significant step in foldable phone technology and offering a larger screen in a compact form, as the company seeks to differentiate itself in a competitive market.
Tesla launched a new six-seat Model Y L in China priced at $47,180, but Elon Musk stated it might not be available in the U.S. until late 2026 or possibly never, leading to a decline in Tesla's stock price.
Uber is launching a pilot 'Women Preferences' feature in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Detroit, allowing women riders to request or reserve trips with women drivers for increased safety and comfort, with driver options to toggle this preference on or off. The initiative aims to enhance women's control and confidence in ride-sharing, building on previous successful launches in other countries.
Uber is set to introduce a feature in the US allowing women riders to match with women drivers, after successful rollouts in other countries, aiming to improve safety and attract more female users on both sides.
Uber is launching 'Women Preferences' in the US, starting with Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Detroit, to give women riders and drivers more control and safety options, including choosing women drivers and requesting trips in advance, based on successful international implementations.
Nothing's Phone 3 is the company's first true flagship, featuring high-end specs like a Snapdragon 8S Gen 4 chip, 50MP cameras, and a new Glyph Matrix display, priced at $799 to compete with premium models. It marks Nothing's first US launch since 2023, with a focus on design, performance, and innovative notification features, though its Glyph design is more conservative than previous models.