No social media. No browser. No work. It’s time to live again.

DOVER, Del., June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Commodore today announced a mobile phone with no social media, no email, no browser, and no apologies. Arriving later this year, the Commodore Callback 8020 is the flip phone between dumb and smart, built for a world that wants to flip off ‘always on’. (Video)

In 1986, Commodore Founder Jack Tramiel stated, “Most major corporations don’t respect people … I don’t believe in that.” And the Callback arrives at a time when a growing number of consumers, parents, and policymakers are questioning the cost of never ending connectivity, carrying all of the world’s information in your pocket, and chasing likes on a glowing black rectangle. Commodore is positioning the device not just as a retreat from ‘Black Mirror’ technology, but as a return to technology’s original promise: tools that serve their users, not enslave them. Where the customer is not the product. And where the product reflects the techno-optimism of ‘the future we were promised’ from the early 2000s.

“Those same major corporations are convinced their phones should fold, and we agree. We think they should fold completely,” said Peri Fractic, CEO and President, Commodore. “Becoming a new parent a few years ago made me ask myself what type of father I wanted to be, and led me to realise that like so many of us, I was addicted to my smartphone. Switching to a dumbphone three years ago changed my life. I’m more present. I enjoy looking at the world around me. I don’t reach for my phone every few minutes. And my two year-old daughter doesn’t see me staring at something she doesn’t understand for half of the day. But the minimal phones I tried were too minimal, and so at Commodore we set out to create “the not dumb dumbphone”. The Commodore Callback is the phone I wished had existed when I started my journey, and the one we now want to put in the hands of everyone who’s ready to escape the doomscrolling and distractions, with a speed bump for the mind.”

Offering a beautiful retro-aesthetic flip phone style, the Callback’s look and feel is inspired by the Y2K era in both form and functionality, updated with sophisticated modern capabilities thanks to Commodore’s new partnership with Jolla, who have adapted their Sailfish OS for use on Callback. The roots of Linux-based Sailfish OS trace directly back to Nokia’s mobile operating system legacy. The platform is maintained with Commodore by Jolla, the Finnish company founded by veteran Nokia team members instrumental in that OS’s creation.

“At Jolla, our mission is to put the control back into the hands of users, not data aggregators,” said Sami Pienimäki, CEO & Co-founder of Jolla. “Partnership with Commodore perfectly illustrates how Sailfish OS empowers individuals to reclaim their digital independence through true, user-first innovation.”

“There is something very fitting about a company like Commodore – where the lights dimmed in the nineties – returning ready to enter its Y2K era just as consumers are beginning to move back to that simpler tech,” added Fractic.

While not Commodore’s first telephone (the company sold a Commodore branded rotary dial phone in Canada in 1983), the new phone’s 8020 model number acts as both a successor to Commodore’s highest numbered communications device – the 8010 modem – and a reference to Commodore’s 80s heritage and 2000s tech aesthetic.

The Callback 8020 features:

The best Android apps, without Android: Sailfish OS offers a completely de-Googled experience compatible with over 99% of Android apps, including popular favorites like WhatsApp messaging, Maps, and Spotify. This is achieved thanks to Sailfish OS’s Android Runtime app compatibility layer.Privacy First: Commodore and Callback don’t collect personal data without consent, don’t monetize data, don’t track cookies, and don’t monitor activities. Callback is built on Sailfish OS, a major mobile OS designed not to monetize your data or share it with third parties. Your personal information doesn’t belong to anybody but – and is only ever used to provide services to – you. (Notably the official Commodore website is also one of the few in the tech world that does not employ tracking cookies for this same reason.)Peaceful by Design: Internet browsers and social media are blocked at the system level using patent pending technology, eliminating temptation and designed with distraction-free schools in mind*. Its dome LED notification system removes the need to rely on distracting popup messages designed to make you click things. The philosophy is to take people away from screens as much as possible.Off Hours: No Slack. No Email. When you’re not at work, you’re not at work. If you’re needed, they can “callback” tomorrow.Communal: Callback celebrates real communication. From texting with predictive text, to messaging platforms like Signal or WhatsApp, we want you to stay in touch. It even supports a third party app that allows Apple’s iMessage to work**Capable: Connected to the internet but not the web, for everything you need and nothing you don’t: maps, home security, QR codes, and worldwide band compatibility – you name it.Customizable:  Get back to a world where you can replace your battery, swap out colorful covers, add a charm, and truly make your phone your own.Classically Commodore: Play your way with a curated collection of Commodore 64 games, carefully selected to avoid the addictive nature of modern mobile games, and bask in the red glow of Callback’s exterior display, inspired by classic Commodore calculators of the 1970s. It displays just date, time, battery, and signal. No popup notifications. And of course, with Nokia heritage, the Callback has to have Snake (it’s the law).Sonically Commodore, too: Relive the earliest days of chiptunes with a full 8-Bit SID music player and SID ringtones, honoring the Commodore 64’s breakthrough sound chips with officially licensed classic, and new, tunes.Hi-Def Audio + IEMs: Audiophile grade music DAC on board, with chips from companies with strong heritage ties back to the Commodore ecosystem. HD Audio includes albums from artists such as LukHash and Anders Enger Jensen. Also includes HD in-ear monitor (IEM) earphones – with a 3.5mm jack and inline remote, of course. It even has a built-in FM radio for infinite free music in your pocket.

Callback marks Commodore’s first entry into the world of purpose-driven future facing technology, which the company firmly believes is necessary to restore autonomy and privacy to a populace which has been robbed of both. The company’s two pillars of retro and futurism are both built around devices that serve and excel at a deliberate function, without distraction, and can be put down just as easily as they were picked up.

“Humanity was sold the convenience of having access to everything everywhere all at once,” added Fractic, “but that ‘convenience’ has come at a cost. The weight of the entire world – work, memes, propaganda, harassment, bullying, distraction – and as we saw in a recent California court ruling, the intentional addiction of children. It’s time for a “big tech” company to do better. There was a time when we believed technology would bring us the future we were promised. A time of optimism and potential. Getting back there starts with a single step for every one of us, made easier by removing the immense weight of that glowing black rock from our pockets. The Callback can be an evening phone, a weekend phone, a “going out to dinner with the family” phone, or replace our everyday phone completely, depending what level we want to start reconnecting with the world around us. Those of us who have already done it can vouch for its impact, and will never go back – we’ve learned to live with less scroll, and more soul.”

Dial down the digital and dial up the life: Commodore Callback 8020 will be available later this year in five distinct styles: BASIC Beige, ProtoPET White, and SX Silver for $499.99, the stunning translucent Starlight Edition for $549.99, and the PVD gold Founders Edition, with 24k gold plated “C=” button, for $640. Pre-orders for all models will open soon, with shipping targeting Q4 this year. To secure your slot on the waitlist, visit commodore.net/callback.

*Please consult with your local school district to ensure Callback meets their requirements for student use
** Requires one-time access to a Mac. 

About Commodore International Corporation
Commodore International Corporation is the sole official steward of the original Commodore brand, carrying forward the legacy of the company founded in 1958. Originally established by Jack Tramiel and later known for pioneering the home computer revolution, the company entered a new chapter under refreshed leadership in 2025, maintaining continuous stewardship of the original brand and trademarks.  The company’s advisors include key veterans from the original Commodore team, such as Leonard Tramiel (son of Founder, Jack), and lead creators of iconic original systems such as the Commodore 128 and the bestselling desktop computer of all time, the Commodore 64. The company is focused on honoring Commodore’s legacy while bringing its pioneering spirit forward through modern computing experiences.

About Jolla
Jolla is a Finnish technology company founded in 2011 by former Nokia engineers building on the MeeGo operating system. The company has developed the Sailfish OS operating system for over a decade, offering a European alternative to the market dominated by Big Tech giants. Jolla launched its first smartphone in 2013.

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SHANGHAI, June 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Baozun Inc. (Nasdaq: BZUN and HKEX: 9991) (“Baozun”, the “Company” or the “Group”), a leading brand e-commerce solution provider and digital commerce enabler in China, today announced the results of its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (“AGM”). For details, please refer to the poll results announcement of the Company dated June 16, 2026 published on the websites of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Company. This announcement will also be furnished as an exhibit to a Form 6-K to be filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

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About Baozun Inc.

Founded in 2007, Baozun Inc. is a leader in brand e-commerce service, brand management, and digital commerce service. Baozun Inc. comprises three major business lines – Baozun e-Commerce (BEC), Baozun Brand Management (BBM) and Baozun International (BZI) and is committed to accelerating high-quality and sustainable growth. Driven by the principle that “Technology Empowers the Future Success”, Baozun’s business lines are devoted to empowering their clients’ business and navigating their new phase of development.

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$125,000 in Hearst Health Prize awards recognize Steer Health and finalist Dana-Farber Cancer Institute for innovative uses of data science to improve health outcomes

LOS ANGELES, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Hearst Health, in partnership with the UCLA Center for AI & SMART Health, awarded the 2026 Hearst Health Prize to Steer Health, an AI-driven clinical orchestration company whose platform has measurably reduced care gaps for more than 1.6 million patients across 34 states. Greg Dorn, senior vice president of Hearst and president of Hearst Health, presented the award on June 16, 2026 at the UCLA Health Data Day event. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute was recognized as the 2026 finalist for MatchMiner, an open-source platform that automatically matches cancer patients to precision medicine clinical trials. Hearst Health awarded $100,000 to Steer Health and $25,000 to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Steer Health was recognized for its AI-powered patient engagement and care coordination engine, which addresses one of U.S. healthcare’s most costly and persistent problems: clinical inertia. Up to 40% of patients in the U.S. never complete a specialist referral and nearly one in five scheduled appointments are no-shows, representing an estimated $150 billion in annual waste and millions of patients who fall out of the care continuum each year. Steer’s platform predicts which patients are at risk of disengaging and autonomously guides them through scheduling, intake, and post-visit follow-up, integrated with more than 50 EHR systems.

“We founded Steer Health because too many patients fall through the cracks of a system that wasn’t built for continuous engagement,” said Sridhar Yerramreddy, founder and CEO of Steer Health. “This recognition from Hearst Health validates what our team and hospital partners already know: AI can take on the complex, invisible work of keeping patients connected to care – doing so at a personalized scale no human workforce could achieve alone. We’re honored, and we’re just getting started.” 

Closing the gap between a physician’s order and a completed patient visit has historically been a staffing problem. Steer Health reframes it as a data problem. Using a gradient-boosted predictive model to identify at-risk patients and a multi-agent AI system to act on those signals in real time, the platform supported 1.68 million patients across 950+ care sites in 2025 — achieving a 2.2% no-show rate against an 18–20% national average and executing more than 4 million automated follow-ups without human intervention.

“The Hearst Health Prize exists because we believe data science is one of the most powerful tools we have to close the gaps between patients and the care they need. Steer Health and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute are doing exactly that — not in theory, but at scale, in real clinical environments, with measurable results,” said Dorn. “Recognizing this work is central to Hearst Health’s mission and we’re proud to support organizations that are moving the field forward in meaningful ways.”

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s Knowledge Systems Group was named the 2026 finalist for MatchMiner, an open-source clinical trial matching platform operational at Dana-Farber since 2016. Fewer than 10% of adult cancer patients ever enroll in a clinical trial, despite trials being the primary mechanism through which new cancer treatments are developed. The matching problem is overwhelming: thousands of active trials, increasingly complex genomic eligibility criteria, and oncologists who cannot track it all manually.

MatchMiner automatically matches patients to precision medicine trials using genomic data and AI that reads unstructured clinical notes. To date, the platform has facilitated 402 trial enrollments and reduced the time to patient consent by a median of 55 days — a critical window when patients’ health is actively declining. The platform is fully open-source, enabling any cancer center to adopt it without licensing fees, and its AI models are trained on synthetic patient data so they can be shared across institutions without privacy barriers. MatchMiner is now expanding to Mayo Clinic.

“Our partnership with Hearst Health was built to surface and celebrate the data science work that is genuinely transforming patient outcomes. The 2026 finalists represent two very different problems — care access and clinical trial matching — but the same underlying insight: that intelligently applied data can find the patients who need help and connect them to it faster. We are proud to recognize both organizations and to inspire others working toward the same goal,” said Dr. Alex Bui, director of the Medical & Imaging Informatics (MII) group at UCLA.

About the Hearst Health Prize
The Hearst Health Prize is an annual competition that showcases data science programs making a health impact. Visit the Hearst Health Prize webpage to sign up to receive updates, including notifications about the call for submissions for the next Hearst Health Prize.

About the UCLA Center for AI & SMART Health
The UCLA Center for Artificial Intelligence & Systematic, Measurable, Actionable, Resilient and Technology-driven (SMART) Health is a campus-wide collaborative that looks to the integrated transformation of healthcare through emergent data and technologies. A joint effort between the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), the Institute for Precision Health (IPH) and the B. John Garrick Institute for the Risk Sciences that brings together UCLA’s experts to shape how digital and data-driven healthcare technologies will help to manage risk, reliability, resilience, uncertainty and precision in future biomedical research and clinical care.

About Hearst Health
The mission of Hearst Health is to guide healthcare organizations by delivering essential intelligence and software that improve the quality, safety and efficiency of care. Hearst Health has been innovating with care for more than 40 years, with a commitment to making a lasting positive impact on health. The Hearst Health companies — FDB, Homecare Homebase, MCG, MHK, QGenda and Zynx Health — elevate care by informing and empowering participants across the health journey. To learn more, visit Hearst.com/Hearst-Health and follow @Hearst Health on LinkedIn.

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