The iPhone hegemony continues

The developers have confirmed plans to expand the series

The flagship range will be unveiled in September

vivo has officially confirmed that the new flagship X300 Pro will feature a completely reimagined flash that changes intensity depending on the shooting mode. Depending on the focal length - 24mm, 50mm and 85mm - the light intensity and beam will vary, with a 60% increase in brightness at 85mm compared to the previous generation.

iQOO has decided to stir up interest in its new iQOO 15 smartphone and revealed unique details about the screen, which is already being called a "brightness monster". The device will have a 2K Samsung Everest display, which, according to the manufacturer, is the brightest screen in the world.

Microsoft is warning users that support for Windows 10 is coming to an end, with only a month left to go. Starting 14 October 2025, the operating system will no longer receive security updates, bug fixes, or technical support.

This is the second title for two of the players (and the third for the coach!)

Huawei has made personnel changes in its internal chip development unit, HiSilicon. According to SCMP, the new head of HiSilicon is Jeffery Gao, who previously headed the company's Shanghai office. He replaced Eric Xu, who had been leading HiSilicon since 2008 and is currently serving as Huawei's rotating chairman until the end of September.

Microsoft is working on a new feature for Windows 11 that will allow users to run a network speed test directly from the system tray - without any third-party apps or websites. This option is already available in the latest Windows 11 test builds for Dev and Beta Channel members.

The rumoured premiere date has been fully confirmed

There will also be a physical edition at the end of the year

Oppo is working closely with Hasselblad to develop a dedicated photo module for the Pro version of the product

This is how the social media ban ends

The diagonal of Samsung's new gadget has also been confirmed

A million pre-orders have melted the hearts of developers