Apple Wants to Keep iPhone Prices Down, Despite 900M in Tariffs / GTA 6 Delayed to 2026 / Microsoft Moves Away From Passwords

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Apple Explains How It's Trying to Keep iPhone Costs Down Amid Tariff Uncertainty

Trump's tariffs will cost Apple about $900 million in Q2, but Tim Cook says most iPhones sold in the US will come from India, meaning lower tariffs and, hopefully, no price hikes for you.

The Starlink Waitlist Is Gone in the US, But You Should Check If Your Area Has a 'Demand Surcharge'

The official Starlink.com map no longer shows any sold-out areas across the country, but some regions still include a 'demand surcharge.' Here's how much you'll pay.

Grand Theft Auto VI Delayed to May 2026: Which Games Will Fill the Void This Year?

Rockstar Games needs another six months to polish one of the most anticipated titles in recent memory, though it promises to release new details about the game soon.

Microsoft Moves to Passkeys as the Default on All New Accounts

Passkeys are now the default when setting up a new Microsoft account to help improve security, but it's unclear when it'll be initiated.

Wyze Imports $167K Worth of Floodlights, Forced to Pay $255K With Tariffs

The security camera provider says it's working to shift manufacturing from China to Vietnam and Malaysia, but the tariffs could mean you'll be paying more down the line, Wyze says.