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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.
Unboxing and demo videos briefly surfaced on Steam before Valve pulled them, revealing ergonomic extras and the foveated streaming tech inside the headset.
