🇺🇸📲 TikTok Split, Samsung Flip, and Trump’s Not-So-Made-in-USA Phone

FLYTECH DAILY

Today on FLYTECH Daily, Nick and Michelle are digging into five stories that span foldable phones, federal fines, and a potential TikTok sequel. Here’s what’s on the feed:

1. 🇺🇸 TikTok may launch a U.S.-compliant app called “M2” as ByteDance nears a deal to avoid a national ban.

2. 📱 Samsung is gearing up for its biggest foldable phone event yet — with rumors of an Ultra Fold and a cheaper Flip.

3. 🇪🇺 Apple is fighting a $580M fine from the European Union over App Store restrictions.

4. 📦 Trump Mobile quietly changes its “Made in USA” claims after phone specs hint at Chinese manufacturing.

5. 🤖 Microsoft faces backlash after a laid-off Xbox exec recommends ChatGPT for resume advice and emotional clarity.

Whether you’re folding phones or fact-checking phone labels, we’ve got you covered — all in 10 minutes or less.

📰 Sources:

• TikTok Split & Oracle Deal: The Information, Wall Street Journal

• Samsung Foldables: The Verge, Counterpoint Research, TrendForce

• Apple EU Fine: Bloomberg, European Commission

• Trump Mobile: CNN, The Verge, Internet Archive

• Microsoft AI Advice Post: Aftermath, Bluesky

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