News, reviews, articles on the topic Leaks & Rumors
The base Pixel 11 gets four shades while the Pro and Pro XL share a separate palette — and both land on August 20 with a 2nm Tensor G6 chip.
Apple is refreshing nearly its entire Mac lineup through 2028, starting with an OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro later this year — and skipping a whole chip generation to do it.
Samsung's next foldable flagship arrives with a new Flex Titanium hinge designed to cut the crease, a wider outer screen, and a starting price of £1,699 — weeks ahead of Apple's expected foldable debut.
Official renders confirm a 35% larger battery, IP69K water resistance, and Samsung's first Snapdragon-powered smartwatch — at a $699 price point that puts it squarely against Apple Watch Ultra 2.
A French leaker claims Capcom quietly greenlit a Dino Crisis remake in 2022, with an announcement not expected until 2028 or 2029 at the earliest.
Live photos confirm a wider foldable design, HyperOS 4, and Xiaomi's custom Xring O3 processor — but it's headed to China only.
HMD's leaked Nokia 300 4G packs a 3,750 mAh battery, reverse charging, and IP65 protection — positioning it as the ultimate low-maintenance secondary device.
Apple plans to launch a redesigned iPad mini with an OLED display in October 2026, marking the biggest update to the compact tablet in five years.
Samsung's next clamshell foldable gets a €100 price hike and a chipset downgrade for European buyers, while US customers get Snapdragon power at a similar cost.
Xiaomi's next budget phone skips 5G but brings a massive battery upgrade, a faster display, and a new notification light ring to its rear camera block.
A wide-format Fold 8 at $1,899 and a camera-loaded Ultra at $2,099 land July 22—weeks before Apple's rumored foldable iPhone.
For the first time in decades, Apple is talking to chip startups and financial bankers about acquisitions — a sign its own server silicon can't keep up with AI demand.
A $200–$300 smart speaker with a camera, autonomous movement, and GPT-Live on board is coming in 2027—and Apple is already suing over how OpenAI built its design team.
HMD and Norwegian startup Xplora have built a child's first phone that runs its own stripped-down OS, skips the app store, and includes an SOS button — landing in Europe this winter.
A new leak reveals the full spec sheet for Honor's moving-camera phone, including a motorized arm with four axes of motion and a triple 200/50/200MP camera setup.
