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At Reliance Jio’s IMC 2026 pavilion the pitch is disarmingly good — glance at a vendor’s QR, say “Hello Jio, scan and pay,” and the glasses handle the rest. But fourteen months after JioFrames was first teased, there is still no price, no on-sale date, no battery rating and no camera spec. This is a demo of intent, not a product.
It is the product Apple would rather you stop asking about. On October 13, 2026, Apple is expected to pull the sheet off a new Apple TV 4K — an A19 chip, built-in mics for hands-free Siri, and maybe a speaker-equipped remote. This is the box Apple left untouched for four years, in a category smart TVs are eating, at a price two to four times a Fire Stick.
The CZ53C is a three-gram USB-C stick that SanDisk launched in China in October 2026, purpose-built to live in a car’s data port and record dashcam and Sentry-mode parking video around the clock — its 1TB model rated for up to 40,000 hours of continuous loop recording.
