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While the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max are not expected to launch until September, there are already plenty of rumors about the devices.
Below, we recap key changes rumored for the iPhone 17 Pro models as of April 2025:
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If you missed the video showing dummy models of Apple’s all-new super thin iPhone 17 Air that’s expected later this year, Sonny Dickson this morning shared some further images of the device in close alignment with the other dummy models in the iPhone 17 lineup, indicating just how thin it is likely to be in comparison.
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While the so-called “iPhone 17 Air” is not expected to launch until September, there are already plenty of rumors about the ultra-thin device.
Overall, the iPhone 17 Air sounds like a mixed bag. While the device is expected to have an impressively thin and light design, rumors indicate it will have some compromises compared to iPhone 17 Pro models, including only a single rear camera, a…
Starting today, April 24, Apple Stores around the world are giving away a special pin for free to customers who request one, while supplies last.
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This week marks the 10th anniversary of the Apple Watch, which launched on April 24, 2015. Yesterday, we recapped features rumored for the Apple Watch Series 11, but since 2015, the Apple Watch has also branched out into the Apple Watch Ultra and the Apple Watch SE, so we thought we’d take a look at what’s next for those product lines, too.
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Apple’s $570 million fine from the EU has triggered a sharp rebuke from the White House, which called the fine a form of economic extortion, Reuters reports.
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When an iPad running iPadOS 19 is connected to a Magic Keyboard, a macOS-like menu bar will appear on the screen, according to the leaker Majin Bu.
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There isn’t a huge list of things that’ll immediately sell me on your game, but there is one that’ll draw me in without fail pretty much every single time: you can drive around in a kei truck. Now, admittedly, there are very few games where you can actually do this, the delightful Promise Mascot Agency being the most recent one. There’s the yet to be released Honcho from the devs behind Landlord’s Super and Jalopy, you can bet your bottom dollar I’ll be playing that one. And now, there’s Easy Delivery Co., a game with a kei truck that isn’t exactly what it says on the tin.
Julie Wainwright has taken two companies public, a pretty incredible feat by any standard. Yet in her new memoir, Time to Get Real, she offers readers something even more valuable: a blunt look at the messy realities of leadership. Wainwright shares the kinds of tough truths that many high-achieving CEOs can relate to but rarely discuss publicly, including the aftermath of what many would consider her first major setback, which was shutting down Pets.com during the 2000 market crash.
If you’re of a certain age, you definitely remember it. The online pet supplies startup had become instantly recognizable thanks to its memorable sock puppet mascot and catchy slogan, “Because pets can’t drive.” But what seemed like just a fleeting moment in the dot-com bubble’s burst would cast a shadow over Wainwright’s career for nearly a decade. “When I would talk to recruiters, it was like, ‘No one’s going to hire you anymore,’” Wainwright said in an interview with this editor earlier this week.
It came as a shock, given that Wainwright’s career trajectory initially seemed unstoppable. After cutting her teeth at Clorox, she rose through tech companies in the ‘90s when female leadership in the sector was exceedingly rare. As CEO of Berkeley Systems and later the online video store Reel.com, she worked “tons of hours” but was happy and, by her telling, succeeding, including growing Reel.com’s revenue from $3 million to $25 million — a time during which the company was sold to Hollywood Video. “I just operated better without a boss,” she said.
Then came the collapse that would have permanently derailed many careers. In 2000, Wainwright took Pets.com public, only to shut it down later that same year during the dot-com bubble burst. The professional blow was exacerbated by a personal one: she says that on the very same day she informed employees of the company’s closure, her husband asked for a divorce.
“My work is gone, I’m getting a divorce, and I don’t have children,” Wainwright, then 42, recalls thinking as she faced what felt like total life collapse. Making matters worse, the media coverage was “incredibly negative and intrusive,” to the point that she says days after the company’s closure, reporters showed up at her doorstep.
Wainwright describes what followed as a kind of long winter, where she was only offered roles leading turnaround efforts at failing companies. But that crossroads led to a remarkable second act. In 2010, she founded The RealReal, helping in the process to pioneer the luxury consignment market online. Like a lot of founders, Wainwright first set up the company out of her own home, but it soon outgrew her living room, and today, it processes many hundreds of thousands of different luxury items each month that it aims to sell within 90 days out of its more than 1.2 million square feet of warehouse space and operations centers. It’s also a publicly traded company; in her second trip to Wall Street, in 2019, Wainwright took the outfit through the traditional IPO process.
Unfortunately, this triumphant comeback has its own harsh chapter. In 2022, Wainwright was abruptly pushed out of The RealReal by board members she had recommended – another twist she doesn’t shy away from sharing. Instead, she names names in the book, and earlier this week, she described the move as a “power play” by an investor who “didn’t get his money out of the company and thought he could run the company better.”
Wainwright — who fully supports the company’s current CEO (she was the company’s first hire) — is still pissed off. She noted in conversation that “no founder is ever going to say they need to be shot and removed,” and it’s that honestly that makes the book – and Wainwright herself — so refreshing. In the corporate world, where people often spin narratives to make themselves look bulletproof, Wainwright is a straight shooter; if she doesn’t like something, she isn’t going to hold back her punches. If someone spins the story differently than she sees it, she’ll call it out. Where she messes up, she says so.
Even better about this memoir — in this reader’s opinion — is Wainwright’s ability to offer not just personal revelations but practical wisdom. She walks readers through her decision to bonus her sales staff a certain way, and shares her learnings about a leadership-evaluation quadrant she gleaned from McKinsey executives, including the realization she had hired one of the worst types: a “dumb aggressive” exec, meaning, in her words, someone whose “need to bully and coerce and to be on top supersede their abilities.”
There’s also an interesting new chapter unfolding. Wainwright is continuing her entrepreneurial journey with Ahara, a nutrition company that’s developing personalized dietary recommendations based on genetics and individual needs.
You can find our full conversation here, via TechCrunch’s StrictlyVC Download podcast. In the meantime, if you’re interested in a compelling read that’s both memoir and manual, offering founders something far more valuable than idealized success stories, you can pick up the book here.
Said Wainwright when we spoke, “I personally wrote it for entrepreneurs to give them a realistic view and hopefully inspire them and, you know, maybe they’ll think twice and not make the mistakes I made.”
A screenshot of the 2025 USAMO Problem #1 and a solution, shown on the AoPSOnline website.
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The US Math Olympiad (USAMO) serves as a qualifier for the International Math Olympiad and presents a much higher bar than tests like the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME). While AIME problems are difficult, they require integer answers. USAMO demands contestants write out complete mathematical proofs, scored for correctness, completeness, and clarity over nine hours and two days.
An April 25, 2025, screenshot of the researchers’ MathArena website showing accuracy scores for SR models on each problem in the USAMO.
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While one model, Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro, achieved a higher average score of 10.1 out of 42 points (~24 percent), the results otherwise showed a massive performance drop compared to AIME-level benchmarks. The other evaluated models lagged considerably further behind: DeepSeek R1 and Grok 3 averaged 2.0 points each, Google’s Flash-Thinking scored 1.8, Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 managed 1.5, while Qwen’s QwQ and OpenAI’s o1-pro both averaged 1.2 points. OpenAI’s o3-mini had the lowest average score at just 0.9 points (~2.1 percent). Out of nearly 200 generated solutions across all tested models and runs, not a single one received a perfect score for any problem.
While OpenAI’s newly released 03 and o4-mini-high were not examined for this study, benchmarks at the researchers’ MathArena website show o3-high scoring 21.73 percent overall and o4-mini-high scoring 19.05 percent overall on USAMO. However, those results are potentially contaminated because they were measured after the contest took place, meaning that the newer OpenAI models could potentially have included the solutions in the training data.
How the models failed
In the paper, the researchers identified several key recurring failure patterns. The AI outputs contained logical gaps where mathematical justification was lacking, included arguments based on unproven assumptions, and continued producing incorrect approaches despite generating contradictory results.
A specific example involved USAMO 2025 Problem 5. This problem asked models to find all positive whole numbers “k,” such that a specific calculation involving sums of binomial coefficients raised to the power of “k” would always result in an integer, no matter which positive integer “n” was used. On this problem, Qwen’s QwQ model made a notable error: It incorrectly excluded non-integer possibilities at a stage where the problem statement allowed them. This mistake led the model to an incorrect final answer despite having correctly identified the necessary conditions earlier in its reasoning process.
In today’s fast-paced and more digital world, businesses are always looking for innovative approaches to differentiating themselves from the competition and reaching their target audience. One of the most capable tools available to accomplish this is 3D product design, rendering, and animation. These technologies enable businesses to create visual representations of products, simulate functionality, and bring them to life in ways that other forms of photography and design cannot.
From product development enhancement to improved marketing strategy, 3D rendering and animation services have had a significant hand in boosting sales and the engagement of customers. From this perspective, it would be important to explore how 3D product design and rendering and animation services can benefit any company involved in almost any form of business across different forms of industries for more sales.
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The power of 3D product design and rendering
In the modern consumer experience, product design and rendering serve as the core. Companies can now produce high-definition digital models of products using 3D design, allowing for easy changes and improvement during the development process. This accuracy and flexibility in development accelerates not only the creation of prototyped products but also the final designs shared with stakeholders, partners, or potential clients.
Physical models for almost every iteration of a product are sometimes tedious and expensive to produce. 3D rendering of products allows a company to see the full details of a product before production, which thereby reduces the reliance on physical models. This low-cost approach not only shortens the development cycle but also enables companies to manage their resources in a more efficient way.
Faster design iterations
3D rendering is an iterative process. Thus, it allows business people to carry out the design of a new product and to see what modifications will be forthcoming from those changes. Iterations are usually quicker and cheaper than the traditional way of prototyping with physical mock-ups or hand-drawn sketches. This makes iterative 3D design quite handy for product development expert teams, whereby they can refine ideas without the costly and time-consuming protocols associated with traditional prototyping.
Product visualization
A key benefit of 3D product design and rendering services is the ability to visualize the product before it has been created into a physical state. For companies, therefore, it offers an opportunity to test concepts, change colors, textures, and materials, and even see how a product would look in a real environment without costly investments in actual prototypes. With high-quality 3D rendering, companies can represent their products to potential customers in photorealistic detail, thus helping them envision how the product will fit into their lives or business operations.
Role of 3D animation in product marketing
While 3D product rendering focuses on the creation of static images, 3D animation takes the whole process a level higher with its movement and interactivity. The world of marketing is rapidly finding product animation as an essential tool for engaging customers and showcasing products in action. Whether it is related to a product’s functionality, features, or just an immersive brand experience, 3D product animation has the power to convey complex ideas in an easy-to-understand and visually engaging manner.
Interactive presentations
Static product images through conventional photography have few but static ways of relating the vastness of the features. This is contrary to 3D animation, where products come alive in an active manner and are shown from every angle, with key functions demonstrated. Animated product videos allow customers to interact with a product virtually by showing how a product can move, change, or act. This is particularly useful for products that cannot be described with static images alone, like intricate machinery, gadgets associated with the world of technology, or new consumer product companies.
For example, an animated product video could explain the inner machinery of an industrial machine or illustrate step by-step how a consumer electronic device was assembled. These animations offer a clear, visually rich way to communicate value and functionality that may prove much more compelling than some traditional images or written descriptions.
The visual nature of 3D animation services makes it an ideal tool in simplifying complex concepts of a product. It shows customers how a product actually works through easily digestible visual elements made possible by animating the breaking down of a product’s features and functionalities. This is especially relevant to sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and engineering, where products often come with many complex features that confuse potential buyers.
As a matter of fact, research has demonstrated that consumers are more likely to buy after seeing an animated demonstration because it facilitates better understanding and increases confidence in the quality and usability of the product. When presenting products in motion, 3D animation eliminates any ambiguity, allowing the customer to visualise how the product will actually work in their daily life.
Product customisation and interactivity
Interactivity in a product animation adds another dimension of engagement. For example, an animated 3D model of a car or furniture piece may allow users to customize the product by changing colors and materials or even viewing it from different angles. Such an interactive experience reproduces what kind of personalization customers are seeking in today’s marketplace – easier for them to vividly imagine owning the product. Customization also creates a sense of intimacy with the product and, consequently, a higher possibility of actually making a purchase.
Benefits to different fields
There are various ways through which different fields can benefit from the use of 3D product designing, rendering, and animation. These are particularly useful for the development, marketing, and sales processes.
Consumer electronics and technology
In the case of tech companies, 3D product rendering and modeling services and animation have become a good way to show people how gadgets and devices work and what they are able to do. Animated videos can better demonstrate how features work in a product, for example, how a smartphone camera works, the quality of the computer’s gaming, or how easy it is to use a wearable device. Such visual demonstrations are particularly effective in marketing tech products and converting leads into sales.
Furniture and home goods
For companies in the furniture or home goods sector, 3D rendering and animation is an important marketing tools when it comes to showing products to customers. Furniture designs can be visualized in different rooms under various lighting conditions and color schemes. Consumers will get a good view of how the product will look in their homes and also have an option to “place” furniture inside their own space using the use of augmented reality (AR). This type of engagement empowers customers to be more confident about the decisions they are making on their purchases.
In mass manufacturing in the automotive or aerospace industries, where products are large, complex, and expensive to prototype, 3D animation is ideal for demonstrating product performance under various conditions, testing functionality, and demonstrating key features. For instance, in industrial equipment, animations can illustrate how different parts of the machine work, how they interact, and then, finally, how the product will perform in real environments. This could help engineering firms identify any flaws before the beginning of production, making the process more time- and cost-effective.
Increasing sales and enhancing customer experience
The most compelling reason companies opt for 3D product design, rendering, and animation is to increase sales. Here is how these technologies can directly impact a company’s bottom line:
More effective marketing campaigns
Now, commercial rendering experts can create material that can be put across marketing channels, running from the website to social media, print ads, and email marketing. More so, product videos can be published on social media, where visual content does better than text, thereby assisting businesses in enlarging the customer circle more rapidly. In this case, businesses can create different marketing assets by using one product model, taking full advantage of the ROI.
Improved customer retention
3D product design and animation also enhance firms’ ability to secure enduring relationships with customers. Since the experience of viewing a 3D model is highly engaging and interactive, companies are able to make an enduring impression. Customers who feel familiar with a product will likely buy it again or pass it along, so sales and brand loyalty increase.
Improved conversion rates
The chances of conversion become high when a business provides its customers with detailed and interesting visual content. If a customer has a clear and realistic impression of the product or service, then he would buy it. Now, 3D animations and renders offer customers an immersive, interesting experience, making them believe in the product, hence increasing the chances of high conversion rates.
Wrap up
Companies that use 3D product design, rendering, and animation services have a decisive advantage in today’s competitive marketplace. It is not only increased development and customization opportunities but also the ability to interact with customers in innovative ways.
Companies can make customers better understand their products, increase sales, and increase brand loyalty by offering transparent and well-detailed visualizations and interactive demonstrations.
How Cad Crowd can help
3D rendering and animation have become a necessity for contemporary business corporations that are seeking to cope with the dynamically changing market. If you’re having a hard time increasing sales, now might be the perfect time to take advantage of this tool and exploit its potential. Cad Crowd is here to help. Request a quote today.
MacKenzie Brown is the founder and CEO of Cad Crowd. With over 18 years of experience in launching and scaling platforms specializing in CAD services, product design, manufacturing, hardware, and software development, MacKenzie is a recognized authority in the engineering industry. Under his leadership, Cad Crowd serves esteemed clients like NASA, JPL, the U.S. Navy, and Fortune 500 companies, empowering innovators with access to high-quality design and engineering talent.
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Motorola just unveiled its new Razr 2025 series, and the company is taking a page out of Samsung’s book in North America by launching a trio of devices. After the previous two generations only came with two phones, I think Motorola was smart to tweak its lineup for a more aggressive strategy, and Samsung may want to take note.
The Razr 2025 series comprises the base Razr 2025, the Razr Plus 2025, and the Razr Ultra 2025. The latter is the newest addition to the lineup, offering premium specs with a premium price tag. The entire lineup spans a wide range of prices, starting at $699 and ranging up to $ 1,299. By contrast, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series, which comprises a base S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra, ranges from $799 to $1,299 as the starting prices for each model.
When I asked Motorola why it decided on three Razr devices for 2025, it said that it’s “expanding the family to provide consumers with more options at various price points.”
This makes sense as Motorola is known for offering devices with plenty of value at a lower price point (Razr 2025) while the company is also trying to better establish itself in the premium Android market (Razr Ultra 2025). This gives Motorola a broad reach with consumers, something Samsung has capitalized on with its flagship series.
Three’s company
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By now, we’re accustomed to Samsung offering three flagship models (excluding the upcoming Edge), a trend it has maintained for several generations. Apparently, it works out well for the company; otherwise, it would have ditched the strategy long ago. In fact, including the Galaxy S25 Edge, Samsung appears poised to double down on this strategy, highlighting how more choice is indeed better.
Yet, despite the similar naming strategy, Motorola isn’t copying Samsung completely. The Razr 2025 phones offer different specs, from the chipset to the camera setup, which is how Motorola has been able to bring the price lower than the Galaxy S25. After all, we are dealing with foldable phones here, which often cost more than traditional candybar phones.
Motorola updated the Razr 2025 chip with the AI-ready Dimensity 7400X, which isn’t an expensive flagship chip, but a more cost-effective midrange chip that should be more than capable for a $700 phone.
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The Razr 2025 next to the Razr 2024. (Image credit: Derrek Lee / Android Central)
Anshel Sag, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, agrees, noting that Motorola now has the sales volume to support a three-product lineup.
“They are also moving up market with a true flagship model that beats the competition in every spec while still offering more affordable alternatives, creating the halo effect,” Sag tells me in an email.
That “true flagship model” costs a whopping $1,299, which is a $300 premium over last year’s Razr Plus 2024 and $200 more than the already-expensive Galaxy Z Flip 6. It also costs the same as the Galaxy S25 Ultra, despite offering significantly better specs, including more RAM, increased base storage, and faster charging, among other advantages.
That’s a pretty penny that could give some consumers pause. However, this may not be as much of a deterrent as I initially thought it would be.
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“I don’t think it will be much of a problem since the company is offering a sliding scale of capabilities and for those who care for the specs, the Ultra is the perfect model,” Sag explains. “The Ultra is very competitive as a flagship, and I think [it] will get the brand a lot of attention.”
Like Samsung, Motorola clearly wants you to buy its premium offering, while still making it easy for you to get a similar experience with two cheaper models based on what you can afford and what you want out of your phone. Even if that means making meager changes with the Razr and Razr Plus.
Middle child syndrome
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The Razr 2025 introduced a few notable changes, including a larger battery and an updated chipset. However, the Razr Plus 2025 is largely the same as last year’s Plus model in terms of specs. Just by looking at it, you’d think they were the same phone (because they almost are).
This was the biggest question mark for me with Razr’s new strategy. We’ve definitely complained about companies making very few changes with their new phones, and this kinda takes the cake. That’s not to say it isn’t a good phone; I still love my Razr Plus 2024.
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Motorola made sure to point out to me how this 2025 model is still an upgrade from its predecessor.
“The key improvements include the suite of new Moto AI experiences, the redesigned titanium-reinforced hinge, the first flip phones with Pantone validated color and skin tones, and robust IP48 dust and underwater protection.”
That’s not nothing, and the Pantone-enhanced display and cameras actually sound pretty good to me. However, like Samsung’s Galaxy S Plus devices, I worry that the new Razr Plus will fall into that same awkward middle child situation.
Sag says that while this is true to a lesser extent, “the Razr Plus is far more differentiated from the Ultra than the Samsung models are.” Basically, for anyone who still want a flagship-esque experience without paying more than $1,000, this is the phone for you.
On the other hand, Sag notes that Galaxy Plus phones, such as the Galaxy S24 Plus, are probably a better deal, as they typically utilize the same chipset as their Ultra counterparts, rather than a less powerful version, which allows for price reductions in other areas.
Now it’s Samsung’s turn
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Sag believes that Motorola’s new Razr 2025 series still offers great value in regions like China, and “especially in the US market where foldable competition is weak.”
This gives me hope that Motorola may execute this three-product strategy successfully, leveraging its strengths as a company that still knows how to undercut the competition while also proving it can truly compete with the big boys.
This is something I think Samsung needs to emulate with its foldable phones. Every year, the company launches one large-screened foldable and a smaller flip phone, and both have done well for the company. However, with last year’s Galaxy Z Flip 6 price hike and the expected price increase for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung will need to continue to offer options that are within reach for consumers.
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We’ve written about how Samsung needs to launch a Galaxy Z Flip FE, and we may finally get one this year, with Samsung rumored to use a less powerful chipset (among other changes) to achieve a cheaper price tag.
That’s definitely a start, and we would love to see something similar with the Fold series, with an option that costs a few hundred dollars less to help drive adoption. And just like last year’s Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, the company could offer some type of ultra-premium model for both Flip and Fold devices for the people who are willing to spend more on the latest and greatest.
With foldables becoming more mainstream, offering consumers more choices feels like the best option for companies, especially in the U.S., where there are already so few when compared to other regions. So, where Motorola is doing the smart thing by emulating Samsung, Samsung and others need to follow suit and give us more, and not limit us to just one foldable model a year.
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