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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.
Code found in a HyperOS 4 beta points to a side-angle screen-blocking feature — and it may not require special display hardware like Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra version.
CAD-based renders from OnLeaks show the S27 base model sticking closely to the S26 formula — flat edges, left-corner camera bump, and a 6.3-inch screen.
Anker's next MagGo battery pack jumps to 25W Qi2.2.1 wireless charging and adds a ventilation port to handle the extra heat — no release date yet, but certification suggests an announcement is close.
Xiaomi's first wide-format foldable arrives in September with the new Xring O3 processor — but don't hold your breath for a US or UK launch.
Cyberleek's gameplay dump rattled the studio, but GTA VI still launches November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S at a new $79.99 standard price — with no disc in the box.
CAD renders show Samsung ditching its vertical camera layout for a wide horizontal platform — and the S Pen stays put.
The WH-1000XM4C lands September 7 at £219.99 / €249.99, bringing Bluetooth 6.0 and a 29% price cut over the 2020 original — at the cost of battery life and NFC.
An insider has pinned the Apple fall event to September 9, 2024 — here's what's actually expected to show up, and what isn't.
A firmware leak sparked September 2026 rumors, but Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the AI earbuds won't ship until next year — and Meta's privacy scandal likely killed the more capable model.
