[Music] [Applause] [Music] Hello and welcome to Analytics Insight, your one-stop destination for all the latest and greatest in technology. I am your host Sang Sha and today’s bullet line is packed with major tech moves from Apple’s tariff beating manoverse to Meta’s powerful AI update and even a surprising Nintendo scoop. So, what are we waiting for? Let’s get started with the video. Rumors suggest that the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 could be priced lower in Japan compared to other countries. While the global price is expected around $400 in Japan, it might cost less due to favorable yen pricing strategies. Gamers in Japan, get ready to a sweet deal. Meta has officially launched the Llama for a new generation of opensource AI models. These large language models offer faster, smarter, and more responsible AI capabilities. They’re designed to compete directly with OpenAI’s GPD4. And yet, these are set to power the next wave of smart applications. In a surprising move, Meta is shutting down its factchecking partnerships in the US starting Monday. The company will rely more on AI to monitor misinformation, signaling a major shift in how online content will be moderated moving forward. In a high stakes race against tariffs, Apple flew five cargo flights filled with iPhones from India and China to the US within just 3 days. This bold move helped the tech giant dodge additional imports cost amid rising trade tensions. Well, leaks hint that the iPhone 17 Pro is expected next year won’t come with a radical new look. Instead, it will carry forward the design language we have seen in recent Pro models, meaning Apple is playing it safe on the outside while likely upgrading the tech inside. And that wraps up our today’s top tech stories. Don’t forget to subscribe to Analytics Insight for your daily dose of tech buzz and stay ahead in the tech game with us. I will see you in the next video.