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What comes after the smartphone? Amazon’s Panos Panay will make his case at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026
The smartphone’s reign may be drawing to a close. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Amazon’s Panos Panay will present a compelling vision for what follows – a future beyond the pocket-sized device. Expect a progressive exploration of emerging technologies and how they will reshape our interactions with data and the world around us. Disrupt 2026 promises a pivotal moment in understanding the next wave of innovation, echoing discussions around personal AI agents, as highlighted in our recent coverage of River AI.
Apple teams up with Klarna to launch a lease-to-own program for iPhones, iPads, and Macs
Apple is expanding access to its premium hardware with a new lease-to-own program, partnering with Klarna to offer financing for iPhones, iPads, and Macs. This marks a significant shift for the company, particularly as it navigates a landscape requiring potential price adjustments. The program empowers users to experience Apple’s ecosystem without upfront investment, representing a future-focused approach to device accessibility. For a broader perspective on the evolving technological landscape, explore our article, “‘Odyssey’ director Christopher Nolan calls AI an obvious ‘Trojan horse’”.