Galaxy S25 FE leaked render shows the phone design closely resembles the Galaxy S24 FE.
Minor tweaks include a slimmer bottom bezel and unchanged camera layout.
Rumoured upgrades include a 12MP selfie camera and a 200mAh bigger battery, while keeping the Exynos 2400e chip and 8GB RAM.
– Samsung Galaxy S25 FE leaked render. (Image credit – Evan Blass on X)
A new leak has revealed what the upcoming Galaxy S25 FE might look like and at first glance, it’s almost a mirror image of last year’s Galaxy S24 FE.
Galaxy S25 FE – Leaked Render
Popular tipster Evan Blass shared a render of the Galaxy S25 FE on X (formerly Twitter) and the image shows off the phone in a clean white finish alongside the previously leaked grey variant.
GTS11U / GS25FE pic.twitter.com/yyqVXhzi6z
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) July 16, 2025
The render gives us a full view of the front and back. And as many online pointed out, not much seems to have changed in terms of design.
– A comparison between the official image of Galaxy S24 FE (left) and the leaked render of the upcoming Galaxy S25 FE (right). (Image credit – Samsung/EvanBlass)
The overall look closely matches that of the Galaxy S24 FE. The bottom bezel might be a tad slimmer, but the bezels are still uneven and the front and rear camera placements appear unchanged. This likely means Samsung hasn’t made any major changes to the sensor sizes or internal layout either.
There is a bit of good news, though. Rumours suggest the selfie camera could finally get a slight bump to a 12MP sensor, replacing the 10MP shooter on the S24 FE. If true, this could mean slightly better selfies, helped by improved image processing.
Battery life might also see a small improvement with leaks pointing to a 200mAh boost over the S24 FE’s 4,700mAh battery. Under the hood, the S25 FE is expected to run on the same Exynos 2400e chip, paired with 8GB RAM. It will ship with Android 16 and One UI 8.0, so you can expect minor software upgrades but not a huge leap in performance.
Overall, we can say that the Galaxy S25 FE is shaping up to be more of a refined refresh than a major redesign.
FAQs
Q1. How does the Galaxy S25 FE design compare to its predecessor?
Answer. The design is nearly identical to the Galaxy S24 FE, with the only visible change being a slightly slimmer bottom bezel; camera placements and layout remain unchanged.
Q2. What upgrades are expected in the Galaxy S25 FE?
Answer. The phone may feature a 12MP selfie camera (up from 10MP), a 200mAh battery boost to 4,900mAh, and run on the Exynos 2400e chip with 8GB RAM, Android 16, and One UI 8.0.
Q3. What colors and variants have leaked for the Galaxy S25 FE?
Answer. Leaked renders show the device in clean white and grey finishes; the design reflects a refined refresh rather than a major overhaul.
The tablet will have a smaller U-shaped notch, possible S Pen connector repositioning and a familiar dual-camera setup with larger rings.
Expected specs include Dimensity 9400+ chip, up to 16GB RAM, 11,700mAh battery, 1TB storage and One UI 8 based on Android 16.
Currently available in the market is the Galaxy Tab S10+. (Image credit – Samsung)
While the launch of Samsung’s flagship tablet the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is expected in September 2025, it appears we don’t have to wait that long to have more information. A new leak has shared the first real look at the upcoming device and we can’t help but notice few design changes. Here’s the full report on the recent leak.
Recently, reliable tipster Evan Blass @evleaks on X (formerly Twitter) posted a high-resolution render of the upcoming Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. The image shows off both the front and back of the tablet and highlights some big design changes.
GTS11U / GS25FE pic.twitter.com/yyqVXhzi6z
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) July 16, 2025
One of the noticeable changes in the design of the tablet is the front notch. It’s now a much smaller U-shaped cutout on the 14.6-inch AMOLED screen, compared to the wider notch seen on last year’s Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. This likely means Samsung is switching from a dual 12MP front camera setup to just a single 12MP camera. The bezels remain slim, with little to no noticeable change.
The S Pen is still included, but the back no longer shows the familiar magnetic charging strip. This suggests Samsung may have moved the stylus connector, possibly to the frame, taking a page from Apple’s iPad Pro.
On the rear, the tablet keeps a dual-camera setup but with larger camera rings, mirroring the design language of the upcoming Galaxy S25 series.
Galaxy Tab S11 – Key Specs (Rumoured)
When it comes to specs, the Tab S11 Ultra is expected to be powered by MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9400+ chip, which should offer up to 10% better CPU performance compared to the previous Dimensity 9300+.
Battery capacity is also getting a slight bump, from 11,200mAh on the Tab S10 Ultra to a rumoured 11,700mAh this year. The tablet will likely run One UI 8 based on Android 16 with RAM options of 12GB or 16GB and storage going up to 1TB.
Interestingly, Samsung is reportedly dropping the Plus model this year, meaning the Galaxy Tab S11 lineup will probably include just two models, the standard and Ultra versions, both arriving in September.
FAQs
Q1. What design changes are seen in the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra?
Answer. It features a smaller U-shaped notch, slimmer bezels, and the S Pen connector may be relocated from the back to the frame; the dual-camera setup gets larger rings.
Q2. What are the expected specifications of the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra?
Answer. The tablet is expected to run on Dimensity 9400+ chip, offer up to 16GB RAM, 11,700mAh battery, up to 1TB storage, and ship with One UI 8 based on Android 16.
Q3. When will the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra launch and what models are expected?
Answer. Samsung is likely to launch the Tab S11 lineup in September 2025, offering only two models, standard and Ultra, as the Plus variant may be dropped.
iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max to debut new scratch-resistant, anti-reflective display layer.
It will improve durability and reduce screen glare over Ceramic Shield.
Apple resolves production challenges while enabling mass manufacturing of the upgraded glass.
Display refinement will position Apple’s flagship phones to offer enhanced outdoor visibility and resilience.
Caption – New report reveals more about upcoming iPhone display tech. (Image credit – Apple)
It seems Apple has finally worked out the production issues with its new scratch-resistant, anti-reflective displaylayer. And latest report suggests the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will be the first to get the improved display tech.
According to a MacRumors report citing a reliable source, Apple suppliers have managed to achieve a good enough production yield for the upgraded glass to go into mass manufacturing. However, this new display tech will be exclusive to the Pro models and it won’t be available on the regular iPhone 17 or the rumoured iPhone 17 Air.
This new display layer has been in the rumour mill since 2024. Back in March this year, popular tipster Instant Digital on Weibo had revealed that the iPhone 17 glass “will be made into a super-hard [anti-reflective] layer…[and] be more scratch-resistant.”
It’s said to offer better scratch resistance than Apple’s current Ceramic Shield, which means the iPhone 17 Pro models could be more durable in everyday use.
Earlier this year, things weren’t looking good for the upgrade. Apple had trouble scaling the coating process, adding the anti-reflective layer was taking too long and slowing down production, almost leading to the feature being scrapped. But the process has now been streamlined, bringing the feature back on track.
Currently, iPhones come with a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic layer and Ceramic Shield protection. But unlike iPads and Macs, iPhones haven’t focused much on reducing screen glare.
Meanwhile, Samsung has already raised the bar with its latest smartphones using Gorilla Glass Armor, which “cuts down on reflections by up to 75 per cent” and enhances visibility in bright lighting. With this new display tech, Apple seems ready to respond with a similar level of refinement.
FAQs
Q1. Which iPhone models will feature the new scratch-resistant, anti-reflective display?
Answer. The upgraded display layer will be exclusive to the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, and won’t be available on the regular iPhone 17 or the iPhone 17 Air.
Q2. What makes the new iPhone 17 Pro display layer better than the current Ceramic Shield?
Answer. It offers enhanced scratch resistance and anti-reflective properties, reducing screen glare and improving durability beyond what Ceramic Shield currently provides.
Q3. How did Apple overcome production issues with the new display technology?
Answer. Apple streamlined the coating process after initial delays, allowing suppliers to achieve a suitable yield for mass manufacturing and preventing the feature from being scrapped.
Pixel Watch 4 may reuse the older Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chipset with Google planning to debut its own Tensor chip in Pixel Watch 5 next year.
The battery capacity will increase slightly with 327mAh for the 41mm and 459mAh for the 45mm model.
The launch will likely be alongside the Pixel 10 series.
Google Pixel Watch 4 leaked render. (Image credit – OnLeaks/91Mobiles)
As we get closer to Google’s 2025 Pixel launch event, there’s still a lot of mystery around the upcoming Pixel Watch 4. While we’ve seen some leaked renders and colour options, details about its internal specs have been mostly under wraps. But that is now slowly changing with a new report revealing some key details.
Pixel Watch 4 To User Old Chipset
According to a new report from Android Authority, the Pixel Watch 4 won’t be bringing a major performance upgrade. In fact, Google is reusing the same Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chipset found in the Pixel Watch 2 and 3. This chip was launched back in 2022 and is built on a 4nm process and features four Cortex-A53 cores.
There’s a newer Snapdragon W6 on the horizon, featuring one Cortex-A78 and four A55 cores, but Google isn’t making the jump yet. Instead, it seems the company is waiting to introduce its own custom Tensor chip with the Pixel Watch 5 in 2026. That chip is expected to have the same setup as the W6 and even the Exynos W1000 used in Samsung’s Galaxy Watch8 series.
Google Pixel Watch 4 leaked renders. (Image credit – OnLeaks/91Mobiles)
Pixel Watch 4 To Get Bigger Battery and Faster Charging
The Pixel Watch 4 is expected to come in two sizes, 41mm (“meridian” / FME23) and 45mm (“kenari” / FK23). Leaked renders have already hinted at a thicker design, increasing from 12.3mm to 14.3mm. That extra bulk is likely due to a larger battery.
The expected battery specs are as follows –
The 41mm version will pack a 327mAh battery, up from 307mAh (+7%).
The 45mm model will get a 459mAh battery, up from 420mAh (+9%).
That’s a decent bump, but given the older W5 Gen 1 chip’s average efficiency, it may not translate to major improvements in battery life. On the plus side, charging speeds will be faster, though specific numbers haven’t leaked yet.
The Pixel Watch 4 will be available in Bluetooth and 4G variants, and you’ll get several new band styles, including two-tone leather, Active Sport bands, and metal mesh options.
Google is expected to officially unveil the Pixel Watch 4 alongside the Pixel 10 series, most likely at its next big hardware event in the coming weeks.
FAQS
Q1. Will the Pixel Watch 4 use a new chipset?
Answer. No, it’s expected to reuse the Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chipset found in Pixel Watch 2 and 3, instead of upgrading to the newer Snapdragon W6.
Q2. What battery improvements are expected in the Pixel Watch 4?
Answer. The 41mm model will feature a 327mAh battery (up from 307mAh), and the 45mm model will get a 459mAh battery (up from 420mAh); faster charging is also planned.
Q3. When will the Pixel Watch 4 be launched and what variants are expected?
Answer. It’s likely to launch alongside the Pixel 10 series at Google’s 2025 hardware event, offering Bluetooth and 4G variants with new band styles including leather and mesh.
Vivo T4R 5G teased as India’s slimmest quad-curved display phone with launch date to be announced soon.
It will measure just 7.39mm thick and feature a premium curved design across all sides.
Expected specs include a 50MP IMX882 rear camera with OIS, 32MP front shooter, MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip, up to 12GB RAM and a 6.77″ FHD+ OLED display at 120Hz.
It will be available via Flipkart, the Vivo India site and offline stores.
Vivo is all set to expand its T4 series in India with the upcoming launch of the Vivo T4R 5G. The company has officially started teasing the phone, revealing a side profile image that highlights its sleek design.
Vivo claims the T4R will be “India’s slimmest quad-curved display phone,” and it has shared the exact thickness, just 7.39mm. That’s impressively slim and gives it a premium look, as also seen in the teaser image.
Caption – Vivo T4R 5G profile revealed in a teaser. (Image credit – Vivo)
As expected, the phone will feature a quad-curved display and we can expect more details to be revealed gradually over the coming days as Vivo continues to tease the device ahead of its official launch.
From the teaser, the camera module looks similar to what’s on the upcoming iQOO Z10R, which hints that the T4R might come with similar specs. That could include a 50MP rear camera using the Sony IMX882 sensor with OIS, a secondary 2MP camera, and a 32MP front camera, all capable of 4K video recording.
Under the hood, the vivo T4R 5G is expected to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset and offer up to 12GB of RAM. It may also sport a 6.77-inch FHD+ OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and those signature quad curves on all sides.
Once launched, the T4R 5G will be available for purchase on Flipkart, vivo India’s online store, and at offline retail outlets. The launch date should be announced soon.
As of now, that’s all we know but more information can be expected closer to the launch.
FAQs
Q1. What is the thickness of the Vivo T4R 5G and what makes its display unique?
Answer. The Vivo T4R 5G is just 7.39mm thick, making it India’s slimmest quad-curved display phone, with curved edges on all sides for a premium look.
Q2. What are the expected specifications of the Vivo T4R 5G?
Answer. It’s likely to feature a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset, up to 12GB RAM, a 6.77″ FHD+ OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, and a 50MP IMX882 rear camera with OIS.
Q3. Where will the Vivo T4R 5G be available after launch?
Answer. It will be sold via Flipkart, Vivo India’s online store, and at offline retail outlets. The official launch date is yet to be announced.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 revealed to be slimmer than Honor’s Magic V5 in a recently leaked comparison video. Samsung dropped S Pen support for Fold 7 to achieve a thinner design, using lighter components and a redesigned hinge.
Future stylus inclusion depends on tech improvements and demand.
Exynos 2600 chip for Galaxy S26 is still uncertain due to yield issues.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 was recently launched globally during Samsung’s Unpacked Event. (Image credit – Samsung)
Honor recently claimed its new Magic V5 is the “world’s slimmest foldable,” but a side-by-side comparison with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 tells a different story. Despite Honor listing the Magic V5 at 8.8mm when folded and Samsung stating the Fold 7 is 8.9mm thick, a hands-on video suggests Samsung’s foldable may actually be thinner.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs Honor Magic V5 – What the Video Shows?
Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs Honor Magic V5 thickness comparison. (image credit – @UniverseIce on X)
Tech leaker @UniverseIce posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) comparing the two foldables. At first glance, both devices appear equally slim, but placing a card across the top reveals that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 edges out the Magic V5 ever so slightly. In fact, a small ball rolling along the card highlights the height difference even more.
There is no accurate measuring tool, but we can still draw a rigorous conclusion: Galaxy Z Fold7 is the thinnest folding mobile phone in the world.
I switched the positions of two mobile phones during the test, and the results remained the same, which showed that the factors of… pic.twitter.com/irlNgKOtH0
— PhoneArt (@UniverseIce) July 15, 2025
A micrometre reading also backs up this observation, showing that Samsung’s device is technically thinner. Another video even suggests the Magic V5 looks more like Oppo’s Find N5 in terms of thickness.
We have to thank folks at 9to5Google for combining the two videos and making it easier to understand the comparison. You can check out the joint video here –
While Honor claims 8.8mm for the Magic V5 (specifically the Ivory White variant), it’s possible the company is using a different measuring method. As of now, Honor hasn’t responded to the claims. Honor’s official website, however, adds the following text as a disclaimer to the 8.8mm measurement –
“Data comes from the HONOR Lab. 8.8mm refers to the thickness of the Ivory White model in the folded state. The overall thickness does not include the inner and outer screen protective films and the raised part of the camera… The actual data may vary depending on configurations, manufacturing processes and measurement methods. Please refer to the actual device.”
Samsung Explains Why Galaxy Z Fold 7 Dropped S Pen Support
In separate news, Samsung is finally being open about the changes made to the Galaxy Z Fold 7, especially the decision to drop S Pen support. In an interview with ET News, Samsung MXManaging Director Kang Min-seok admitted the move was intentional.
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 with compatible S Pen. (Image credit – Samsung)
“The Fold 7 emphasised that consumers want a ‘thin and light product,” Kang said. “Please think of it as a ‘trade-off’ where you lose one if you choose one.”
Kang explained that removing features like the digitiser for S Pen, the under-display camera, and skipping battery or charging upgrades was all done to achieve the Fold 7’s ultra-slim 8.9mm profile.
Samsung isn’t done with the S Pen, though. Kang said they’re “researching and developing thinner and innovative technologies” to possibly bring the stylus back in future models when the “level of perfection” is high enough and consumer demand justifies it.
To make the Fold 7 lighter and thinner, Samsung reworked the frame and hinge. The new “Armor Flex” hinge is 27% thinner and 43% lighter than what was used on the Fold 6. The 8-inch foldable display is also 39% thinner and 43% lighter with a layer of titanium at the base to improve durability.
Even the 200MP camera sensor was made smaller, down by 18%, though the camera bump is still quite prominent. On the Flip 7, Samsung used high-density circuit boards to create more internal space, which helped increase battery capacity by 300mAh without making the device thicker.
Kang said both devices reflect Samsung’s goal of delivering products that are “perfected in all experiences”, even if some design choices remain controversial.
Meanwhile, there’s still uncertainty about whether Samsung’s Exynos 2600 chip will power the upcoming Galaxy S26 series, expected to launch in January 2026. At a recent event, Park Yong-in, President of Samsung System LSI, said the chip is “progressing well” and teased “good results,” but didn’t confirm its use in the S26.
Interestingly, Samsung used the Exynos 2500 in the Galaxy Z Flip7 and the Exynos 2400 in the Z Flip7 FE, breaking from its usual reliance on Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. But the Fold 7 stuck with Snapdragon, hinting that the Exynos 2500 might not have met performance or efficiency targets.
The Exynos 2600 reportedly faces yield issues, just like the 2500 did. Mass production requires at least 70% yield, and sources say the chip hasn’t hit that number yet. Samsung originally planned to use the Exynos 2500 for the Galaxy S25, but scrapped it in favour of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 Elite.
So while Samsung is pushing its own chips, whether the Exynos 2600 powers the S26 will ultimately depend on whether the company can get production levels high enough in time.
FAQs
Q1. Is the Galaxy Z Fold 7 thinner than Honor’s Magic V5 foldable?
Answer. Despite official specs listing Fold 7 at 8.9mm and Magic V5 at 8.8mm, hands-on videos and micrometre readings suggest the Fold 7 may actually be slimmer.
Q2. Why did Samsung remove S Pen support from the Galaxy Z Fold 7?
Answer. Samsung prioritized a thinner design by removing the digitizer for S Pen, under-display camera, and skipping battery upgrades to achieve the 8.9mm profile.
Q3. Will the Galaxy S26 use the Exynos 2600 chip?
Answer. Samsung hasn’t confirmed it yet; the chip faces yield issues and must hit a 70% production threshold before it can be used in mass-market devices like the S26.
OnePlus has introduced a new 2-in-1 SUPERVOOC Cable that lets you charge your smartphone and smartwatch at the same time using a single cable. Priced at $29.99, the cable is now available through official OnePlus channels. Here’s everything you need to know about the new gadget.
Charge Two Devices with One Cable
The cable is 1.2 meters long and supports up to 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging when used to charge just a phone. If you’re charging both a phone and a watch simultaneously, it can still deliver 67W to your smartphone and 10W to your smartwatch, enough to power up both devices quickly without a major drop in speed.
On one end, the cable has a standard USB-A connector. On the other end, it splits into two –
A USB-C plug for your phone
A magnetic POGO pin connector for your OnePlus smartwatch
The magnetic connector attaches easily to the back of the watch and eliminates the need to carry a separate charger, perfect for travel.
OnePlus 2-in-1 SUPERVOOC Cable has a POGO pin connector. (Image credit – OnePlus)
To keep things safe, OnePlus has added an E-marker smart chip that prevents overloading and ensures stable power delivery. Inside, the cable uses thickened pure copper cores to boost both charging speed and safety. It comes in the iconic OnePlus red cable design with white connectors to complete the look.
The 2-in-1 SUPERVOOC Cable is only compatible with select OnePlus smartphones and smartwatches, and won’t work with wearables from other brands. It’s aimed at users already in the OnePlus ecosystem looking for a cleaner and more convenient charging solution.
In the meantime, the OnePlus Nord CE 5 has received its first OxygenOS update, bringing features like Mind Space and new gaming tools. That’s not all, the OnePlus 13 just picked up a ColorOS update that improves the camera, adds AI upgrades and more.
FAQs
Q1. What devices can be charged with the OnePlus 2-in-1 SUPERVOOC Cable?
Answer. It can charge both a OnePlus smartphone and a smartwatch simultaneously, using a USB-C plug for phones and a magnetic POGO pin connector for watches.
Q2. What charging speeds does the OnePlus SUPERVOOC Cable support?
Answer. It delivers up to 80W fast charging for phones alone, and when charging both devices together, it supplies 67W to the phone and 10W to the smartwatch.
Q3. What safety features are built into the OnePlus cable?
Answer. The cable includes an E-marker smart chip to prevent overloading and uses thickened pure copper cores for improved safety and charging performance.
Q4. Is the OnePlus SUPERVOOC Cable compatible with all devices?
Answer. No, it’s only compatible with select OnePlus smartphones and smartwatches and won’t work with wearables from other brands.
Apple’s much-anticipated foldable iPhone is in the spotlight again and this time it’s because of a key detail. Streets are saying we might get to see a crease-free folding display made by Samsung Display for the first foldable iPhone. Here’s more on that.
Foldable iPhone To Get Crease-Free Display, Thanks to Samsung
According to the recent word by well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Samsung will be the sole supplier of the foldable screen and Apple won’t be customising the panel this time, something it almost always does with hardware components. That makes this move particularly surprising.
Kuo says the foldable iPhone will use a “crease-free” display, made possible by a special metal plate that controls and spreads out the stress caused by repeated folding. These plates will be supplied mainly by Fine M-Tec, a company Apple will be working closely with.
It is interesting to remind our readers that Samsung’s own Galaxy Z Fold 7 still shows a visible crease on its foldable screen. So if the iPhone really ends up being crease-free, Samsung Display is likely building a special version just for Apple.
That raises the question, why hasn’t Samsung used this new tech in its own foldables, especially when it also uses metal plates from Fine M-Tec?
Foldable iPhone With Better Hinge, Better Fold
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman earlier reported that Apple’s foldable iPhone would feature a “much higher-quality hinge”, designed to create a nearly invisible crease when unfolded.
The hinge design plays a major role in making a foldable screen durable and smooth. Kuo explains that this metal plate and hinge combo is essential to controlling the stress on the display and preventing it from creasing over time.
Foldable iPhone to have a much higher-quality hinge, according to reports. (Image credit – Fine M-Tec)
Apple will reportedly take this a step further by using laser drilling to build microstructures inside the display. These microstructures will guide stress more evenly across the screen, enhancing durability and crease resistance. Fine M-Tec is expected to start shipping these metal plates in early 2026, at a cost of around $30–$35 each.
Foldable iPhone Specs and Launch Timeline
Apple is reportedly planning to begin mass production in the second half of 2026, meaning the foldable iPhone could launch sometime that year. According to earlier reports, the device is expected to feature –
8-inch inner display
5-inch outer display
Two rear cameras
One front camera
Touch ID power button (instead of Face ID)
When unfolded, the foldable iPhone could measure about 4.5mm in thickness, and around 9–9.5mm when folded. That makes it slightly thicker than the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which measures 4.2mm unfolded and 8.9mm folded.
Foldable iPhone – Shipments and Production Scale
Kuo estimates that 13–15 million metal plates will be shipped in 2026. However, that doesn’t mean Apple will sell that many foldable iPhones. The higher number includes extra plates needed to account for manufacturing yield losses and repair stock.
Several South Korean publications have also reported that Samsung Display will be supplying the folding screens for Apple’s upcoming device, adding more weight to the rumour.
FAQs
Q1. Who will supply the crease-free display for Apple’s first foldable iPhone?
Answer. Samsung Display will be the sole supplier of the crease-free screen, using metal plates from Fine M-Tec to control folding stress and enhance durability.
Q2. What are the expected specifications of Apple’s foldable iPhone?
Answer. It’s expected to feature a 7.8-inch inner display, 5.5-inch outer display, two rear cameras, one front camera, Touch ID power button, and a thickness of 4.5mm unfolded.
Q3. When is Apple likely to launch its foldable iPhone?
Answer. Mass production is expected to begin in the second half of 2026, with launch likely that same year; Apple aims to set new standards with a crease-free design.
Honor X70 smartphone offers an 8300mAh battery, Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip, IP69K rating and 80W charging on the 512GB variant.
Honor Pad GT2 Pro tablet features a 165Hz 3K display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, up to 16GB RAM and immersive IMAX-grade audio.
Honor Earbuds A Pro comes with 49dB ANC, 42-hour battery life, AI call noise reduction, spatial audio support and fast pairing for Honor users.
Honor has just launched three new products in China, the Honor X70 smartphone, Honor Pad GT2 Pro tablet and Honor Earbuds A Pro. Here’s what we know about all new launches.
Honor X70 – Features, Price and Availability
Honor X70. (Image credit – Honor)
The new Honor X70 is a budget smartphone with serious power and ruggedness. It features a 6.79-inch 1.5K AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and peak brightness of up to 6000 nits. Under the hood, it runs on the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip, paired with up to 12GB of RAM.
What really stands out is its massive 8300mAh silicon-carbon battery, offering six years of durability. It’s only the second phone ever to cross the 8000mAh mark, following Honor’s own Power series. Despite the huge battery, the phone weighs under 200 grams and stays under 8mm thick.
It supports 80W wired charging and even 80W wireless superfast charging, but only on the 512GB variant, making it a first in its segment.
The Honor X70 is also tough as nails. It’s the first phone to feature IP69K certification, meaning it can survive high-pressure water jets and even boiling water. It also comes with AI rainstorm touch and AI glove touch, so it remains usable in tough conditions.
Honor X70 key features. (Image credit – Honor)
To top it off, it has SGS five-star durability certification, a new bulletproof vest-style frame, aerospace-grade cushioning material and drop resistance up to 2.5 meters.
Colours – Cinnabar Red, Bamboo Green, Moon White, and Midnight Black
Availability – Available to order now; sales begin July 18 in China.
Pricing –
8GB+128GB – 1399 yuan ($195 / ₹16,760)
8GB+256GB – 1599 yuan ($223 / ₹19,155)
12GB+256GB – 1799 yuan ($251 / ₹21,550)
12GB+512GB – 1999 yuan ($278 / ₹23,950)
Honor Pad GT2 Pro Gaming Tablet – Features, Pricing and Availability
Honor Pad GT2 Pro Gaming Tablet. (Image credit – Honor)
The Honor Pad GT2 Pro builds on its predecessor with several upgrades. It now offers a smoother 165Hz refresh rate on a “3K” display (likely 3000 x 1920px), designed to run games like CrossFire: Gunfight King at 165fps.
Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset (non-‘s’ variant), it delivers significant performance gains. It comes with options for 8GB, 12GB, or 16GB RAM and 128GB to 512GB of storage. The tablet is cooled using advanced graphene layers for better heat management.
It houses a 10,100mAh battery, though the fast charging specs haven’t been revealed yet. The tablet is 5.8mm thick and weighs 580g, slightly heavier than the previous model.
For entertainment, the GT2 Pro includes 8 IMAX Enhanced speakers and a haptic feedback engine for an immersive audio experience.
Honor Pad GT2 Pro key features. (Image credit – Honor)
Colours – Ice Crystal White, Phantom Grey
Available from – July 28 in China
Early Bird Pricing –
8GB+128GB – CNY 2,125 (MSRP – CNY 2,500)
8GB+256GB – CNY 2,295 (MSRP – CNY 2,700)
12GB+256GB – CNY 2,550 (MSRP – CNY 3,000)
16GB+512GB – CNY 2,889 (MSRP – CNY 3,400)
Honor Earbuds A Pro – Features, Pricing and Availability
Honor Earbuds A Pro marketing material in China. (Image credit – Honor)
The Honor Earbuds A Pro offer 49dB active noise cancellation, which is stronger than what most budget TWS earbuds offer. They also use AI-powered noise reduction to filter background sound during calls.
Each earbud includes a 12.4mm dynamic driver, tuned for what Honor describes as “surging sound” and “pure original audio.” Surprisingly, they also support spatial audio, although it’s unclear whether it’s hardware-based or software-driven.
Battery life is a big highlight, 9 hours on a single charge, and up to 42 hours with the case. A quick 10-minute charge gives 3 hours of playback.
Each earbud weighs 5.3g, and the case adds another 37.2g. Other features include IP54 dust and water resistance, tap controls, and support for Honor’s software to help find lost earbuds.
They use Bluetooth 5.3, and users with Honor phones get fast pairing with a pop-up window and cloud-synced pairing records for easy switching.
Colours – White, Purple, Green
Price – 149 yuan ($20)
Availability – Available now via Honor’s official site in China
FAQs
Q1. What are the standout features of the Honor X70 smartphone?
Answer. It features a 6.79-inch 1.5K AMOLED display, Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip, 8300mAh battery, IP69K rating, and supports both 80W wired and wireless charging (512GB variant only).
Q2. What makes the Honor Pad GT2 Pro suitable for gaming?
Answer. It offers a 165Hz “3K” display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, up to 16GB RAM, advanced graphene cooling, and 8 IMAX Enhanced speakers for immersive audio.
Q3. What are the key audio and battery specs of the Honor Earbuds A Pro?
Answer. They support 49dB ANC, AI noise reduction, spatial audio, 9-hour playback (42 hours with case), and quick charging, 3 hours playback from 10 minutes charge.
Q4. What durability features does the Honor X70 include?
Answer. The X70 comes with SGS five-star durability, bulletproof-style frame, aerospace cushioning, and drop resistance up to 2.5 meters, plus AI rainstorm and glove touch.
Q5. When and where are these Honor products available?
Answer. The Honor X70 goes on sale July 18, Pad GT2 Pro on July 28, and Earbuds A Pro are available now, all through Honor’s official site in China.
iPhone 17 Air will be the only model with a titanium-aluminium alloy frame, while Pro models reportedly revert to lighter aluminium instead of titanium.
A19 chip debut confirmed for the iPhone 17 lineup.
iPhone 17 Air, Pro, and Pro Max are getting 12GB RAM while the regular model retains 8GB.
Apple introduced a titanium build for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max about two years ago. The material continued to set the Pro lineup apart with the iPhone 16 series. But this year, things are changing in a surprising way. According to reports, only one iPhone 17 model will come with a titanium build and it’s not a Pro. Here’s everything we know so far.
iPhone 17 Air Will Be the Only Model with Titanium
Caption – iPhone 17 Air in a recent hands-on video. (Credit – Majin Bu on X)
Previous early leaks about the iPhone 17 lineup hinted at some major shifts in materials. According to The Information, Apple is planning to drop titanium from the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max models. Instead, these high-end phones will reportedly go back to aluminium frames, just a couple of years after the titanium debut.
But analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says titanium isn’t gone for good. He claims the upcoming iPhone 17 Air will be the only model to feature titanium. Specifically, Kuo notes it will use a “titanium-aluminium alloy metal frame, with a lower percentage of titanium than the current Pro and Pro Max metal frames.”
So, it’s a hybrid frame, but still the only one in the lineup using any titanium at all.
Caption – iPhone 17 series previously leaked image of dummy units.
Industry analyst Jeff Pu also confirmed this in his latest research, backing up the claim that titanium is coming to the iPhone 17 Air.
What’s surprising is that Apple has always pushed titanium as a ‘Pro’ feature, something exclusive and premium. Yet now, it’s appearing in the iPhone 17 Air, which is expected to be a more affordable and lightweight model.
If Apple were going back to stainless steel for the Pro models, titanium on the Air could be explained as a way to save weight. But since the Pro models are supposedly switching to aluminium, which is a material that’s even lighter than titanium, this decision doesn’t quite add up.
iPhone 17 to Run on New A19 Chip
Meanwhile, we also have an update on the possible chip iPhone 17 will be working with. Earlier rumours suggested the iPhone 17 would use the same A18 chip as the iPhone 16. But analyst Jeff Pu now expects Apple to introduce a brand-new A19 chip, which will also power the iPhone 17 Air.
However, not everything is changing. If you were hoping for more RAM on the standard iPhone 17, that’s likely not happening. Pu says it will stick with 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM. In contrast, the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are expected to get a boost with 12GB of faster LPDDR5X RAM. The 17 Air will also have 12GB of RAM but with the standard LPDDR5 speeds.
The entire iPhone 17 lineup is rumoured to include Apple’s own Wi-Fi 7 chip. The regular iPhone 17 might also get a larger 6.3-inch OLED screen and finally, a 120Hz refresh rate. However, unlike the Pro models, it won’t use LTPO (ProMotion) tech.
Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 17 series on September 8, if the latest leaks are accurate.
FAQs
Q1. Which iPhone 17 model will feature a titanium frame?
Answer. Only the iPhone 17 Air is expected to feature a titanium-aluminium alloy metal frame, while the Pro and Pro Max models will reportedly switch to aluminium.
Q2. What chipset will power the iPhone 17 series?
Answer. Analyst Jeff Pu expects Apple to introduce a new A19 chip for the iPhone 17 lineup, replacing earlier predictions of the A18 being reused from the iPhone 16.
Q3. What RAM configuration will the iPhone 17 models offer?
Answer. The standard iPhone 17 will retain 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM, while the iPhone 17 Pro, Pro Max, and Air will have 12GB of RAM, Air with LPDDR5 and Pro models with LPDDR5X.
