Article 6HBV0 The Morning After: The Apple Watch ban and Sony seems to be winning the console war

The Morning After: The Apple Watch ban and Sony seems to be winning the console war

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Mat Smith
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It's Christmas Eve Eve, so I've phoned in this week's TMA and shouted "Lost In Space!" to myself. What a time to be alive. I'm also stoking the flames of the console wars in 2023. Yes, Sony announced its sold 50 million PS5 consoles so far. Xbox doesn't offer its own official figures (because of this eventuality?) but analysts say, during this year, Sony outsold Microsoft consoles three to one.

There's also an outright ban on Apple Watches - at least the two newest models - over patent issues. Apple needs President Biden himself to turn the ban around, but it doesn't look like he will before the ruling come into power.

This week:

The Apple Watch ban is here

Samsung adds foldables to its self-repair program for the first time

Sony has sold 50 million PS5 consoles over three years

And read this these:

We're wrapping up our year with a barrage of features and editorials on the year that was 2023. Want to know how X declined and declined and declined? How about the sudden pause on autonomous taxis and the many disasters in the last 12 months? Or how about a year of layoffs and acquisitions across a lot of gaming industry? There are more stories, of course, but you'll have to wait for next week to read those.

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