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A massive 8,500mAh battery, a Samsung M16 OLED panel, and Snapdragon's next chip — all for around $730. The catch? It's China-only for now.
French insider billbil-kun puts the new tracker at €40 a unit, contradicting earlier retail listings. A launch is expected in fall 2026.
Samsung's first open-ear clip earbuds skip ANC but add head gestures, Gemini/Bixby integration, and a sleep pause feature — with a rumored Q4 2026 release window.
The leaked Pro model adds a third driver, 10-mic ANC, and Metropolis Studios tuning — all for $50 less than the Sony WH-1000XM6.
Tom Warren says the PS5 version is tied to the game's first major expansion — scheduled around the one-year anniversary of the Xbox launch.
HMD's enterprise smartphone runs Android 16 with five years of security updates — but you can't buy it in a store.
HMD and Xplora are building a compact, drop-resistant kids' tablet with built-in 4G, AI content filtering, and location tracking — but pricing and release date remain unknown.
Leaked sketches show a creaseless display, 3D glass, and a horizontal camera bar — but no release date or price yet.
With the September 9 reveal weeks away, the name debate has narrowed to iPhone Ultra, iPhone Fold, and a surprise newcomer: iPhone Duo.
Motorola has launched its first wide-format foldable, beating Apple's rumored iPhone Ultra to market with an 8.1-inch display and three 50MP cameras.
Oppo's upcoming flagship puts a 200MP sensor in every camera slot — including the ultrawide and periscope zoom — and is expected to land in Europe and the US by late October 2026.
Honor's next flagship arrives September 28 with dual 200MP rear cameras and ARRI cinema tech — but the square front camera is now a three-way race with OPPO and Huawei.
HMD is reviving the Nokia-era Asha name with a budget Android phone aimed at first-time buyers in Asia — but it skips Google Play entirely.
A shorter, magnetic Apple Pencil prototype was built for the foldable iPhone, but display damage fears and hinge complications killed its chances at launch.
Samsung's first-ever Pro-tier Galaxy puts flagship-grade cameras into a compact 6.47-inch frame — arriving February 2027 at an estimated $1,200.
