New leak paints out the clearest picture yet of the Samsung Exynos 2600 chip for the Galaxy S26 series. An insider has revealed the final specifications of the processor’s CPU, GPU, and other parameters.

Samsung insider PhoneArt (@UniverseIce) revealed the technical specs of the Exynos 2600 chip to be used in the Galaxy S26 series. The silicon seems to be incredibly powerful with a fast CPU and AMD-powered GPU inside.

CPU

Exynos 2600 is a deca-core processor, featuring 10 CPU cores. The AP incorporates a tri-cluster architecture, bringing a prime core clocked at 3.9Ghz, six performance cores clocked at 3.25Ghz  and three efficiency cores clocked at 2.75Ghz.

It’s manufactured using Samsung Foundry’s cutting-edge 2nm process. As compared to the latest chips from Apple, Qualcomm, and MediaTek, Exynos 2600 has a generational edge given its fabrication process.

GPU

The leak says Exynos 2600 features an AMD JUNO-powered GPU @ 985MHz. Samsung could market the graphics processing unit as Xclipse 960 with Vulkan 1.3. Other technical parameters includes Open Gles 3.2 and OpenCL 3.0.

Meanwhile, tipster ErencanYılmaz claims that there are some minor errors in the Exynos 2600 specs leaked by PhoneArt.

As per the screenshots, Exynos 2600’s prime core is clocked at 3.8GHz, peak GPU frequency is 980MHz, and Vulkan version is 1.4. The performance cores and efficiency cores are clocked at 3.26GHz and 2.76GHz, respectively.

Samsung has officially confirmed the Exynos 2600 chipset. The company will soon reveal its new Exynos chipset. It will arrive right before the Galaxy S26 launch; till then, you can take the emerging leaks as a pinch of salt.

Galaxy S26 series could be unveiled in February, and sales begin in March. The Ultra model is being prioritized in mass production, while others are being pushed to early next year. Samsung will also unveil One UI 8.5 with the new phones.

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YouTuber The Greatest Developer has made a strong debut onto the platform. In his video released on Nov 27, 2025, The Greatest Developer unveils Real War (Not Fake), a take on one of the many fake ad games that litter the mobile gaming landscape, creating something that's surprisingly fun and addictive.

China has successfully reverse-engineered its first EUV lithography machine with the help of some former ASML employees. It isn’t fully functional and will only be able to mass-produce chips by 2028 or 2030.

The flagship Xiaomi 17 series is expected to expand with the upcoming Xiaomi 17 Ultra. Ahead of an official announcement, the device has cleared FCC certification, indicating that a global launch is likely.

The MV10 is a relatively compact PC that should be suitable for gaming thanks to a Core i9 processor and a fairly capable Nvidia RTX GPU. The model also sports a WiFi module for wireless network connectivity.

In November, Nintendo lost ground to PlayStation, with U.S. PS5 sales claiming the number one rank. Sony’s performance ends a winning streak that began when the Switch 2 debuted in June. Regardless, total console sales are lagging behind the pace of previous years.

After the introduction of Gemini 3 Pro last month, today Google has unveiled Gemini 3 Flash. This is the faster model, as its name implies. It's built from the ground up for speed, in fact Google says it feels as fast as a Google search for most prompts. Gemini 3 Flash is now the default model in the Gemini app - you're using it if you select "Fast" or "Thinking". Gemini 3 Pro is used if you pick "Pro" in the app. Google says Gemini 3 Pro is still "the best choice for advanced math and code", but is confident that Flash will do for everything else. Of course, Flash is easier on...

Casio’s latest G-Shock collaboration with Bamford London is now available in the US. Based on the GM-5600, the watch features a black ion-plated metal bezel, blue accents, standard G-Shock functions, and a $280 price tag.

Following the developer-focused release which came out yesterday, today Apple has made the first public betas of iOS 26.3 and iPadOS 26.3 available to those who are part of its beta program. With iOS 26.3 you get an easier way to transfer your data to an Android device if you're switching to that. This is something that's also being added to Android by Google. There's a new Notification Forwarding feature for third-party wearables in the EU, which allows notifications to be forwarded from an iPhone to a third-party device as the name implies. This was mandated by the EU and ensures...

Samsung Theme Park has been updated and is now compatible with One UI 8.5. It brings helpful changes to the Theme Park app that make phone customization easier and more enjoyable. Users can now design their Galaxy phones with new visual effects and better control over colors and icons.

Theme Park is a Samsung’s Good Lock module that lets users create and customize their own themes. Using this app, you can change colors, icons, wallpapers, and the look of the Quick Panel to match your style. It allows users to design everything themselves to make each phone look unique.

One UI 8.5 support introduces several new customization options. It adds emboss effects that give icons and images a raised look. It lets you adjust icons’ strength, edge, angle, color, and shadow. This effect makes the design feel more detailed and visually appealing.

Moreover, Samsung Theme Park now offers a monochrome image option. This allows users to apply a single color to images and icons to create a simple theme. Quick Panel icon preview has also been improved with this update. Users can now see a clearer and more accurate preview before applying changes.

In addition, the update adds a home screen badge color setting. Users can change the color of notification badges on app icons to better match their theme. This feature works with One UI Home in One UI 8.5.

These new features are available with Theme Park version 1.1.01.38. The update is rolling out gradually and supports devices running One UI 8.5. Users can download or update the app from the Galaxy Store.

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If you are looking for a premium smartwatch at a great price, now is the perfect time. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 has dropped to its lowest price ever on Amazon. This limited-time deal makes this watch much more.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 usually costs $249.99, but it is now available for just $129.99 on Amazon. That’s a massive $120 discount, which means the watch is almost half price. This offer is one of the best smartwatch deals right now.

The Galaxy Watch 7 is an all-around smartwatch. It helps you track your fitness, health, and daily activities easily. You can monitor workouts like walking, running, and cycling. With Galaxy AI, the watch shows how your current workout compares to past ones and gives you a personal Energy Score.

Also, this watch offers a Sleep tracking feature, which provides detailed sleep insights and can even detect signs of moderate to severe sleep apnea. It also keeps you connected with on-wrist notifications, so you don’t have to check your phone often.

With such a big discount, the Galaxy Watch 7 becomes a budget-friendly option without compromising on important and new features. Click here to visit the deal link.

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Samsung has announced 500 US schools as semi-finalists in its 16th annual Solve for Tomorrow competition. The program encourages students in grades 6 to 12 to use STEM skills to solve problems they see in their own communities. Teams were selected from thousands of entries across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

This year, many students are using new technologies, including AI, robotics, and sustainable tech. Some of the projects include AI tools to help care for older people, drones to help in emergencies during natural disasters, and AR experiences to protect cultural heritage.

Technology played a big role in the competition. About 83% of the projects used emerging tech in some form. Nearly 40% of teams worked with AI or machine learning, while others used 3D printing and IoT tools.

All 500 teams will receive support to continue building their ideas. One hundred teams will earn a $10,000 prize package of Samsung technology and move on to the next round. The remaining 400 teams will receive a $1,000 grant. Altogether, Samsung is offering $2 million in prizes this year.

Entrepreneurs Mark Cuban and Emma Grede are joining the program as the first Solve for Tomorrow ambassadors. They will help students and teachers learn how to use AI responsibly.

Also, the top 100 teams will create short videos to explain their projects. With help from Samsung mentors, students will prepare for the next judging round. The competition will continue through 2026, ending with national winners and major prizes.

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Swordhaven: Iron Conspiracy has officially launched on Steam after exiting early access. You can now try out its full story, classless RPG systems, and dual combat modes. The 1.0 release marks AtomTeam’s complete vision for the fantasy RPG.

During the next few days, it will be possible to observe the last meteor shower of the year, the Ursids. And it will be necessary to follow some tips to enjoy the show.

Counter-Strike co-creator Minh “Gooseman” Le said CS2’s grip on Steam is driven less by tactical gunplay than by a booming, speculative market for cosmetic weapon skins. In a wide-ranging interview, he reflected on how a dorm-room mod morphed into an esports and economy juggernaut, and on his own uneasy exit from Valve and failed bid to surpass Counter-Strike with Tactical Intervention.

One way to drive hype about a new product is to supply way less of it than is demanded, and then wait for all the "sold out" headlines to appear. This seems to be exactly what Samsung is doing in Korea with the Galaxy Z TriFold, which already sold out once, in mere minutes, when it first went on sale a few days ago. The company then promised a restock for this week, and this has happened earlier today. Once again, it sold out - in two minutes this time. But here's the thing - reports say the initial stock that sold out the first time was 1,000 units, and the total "initial sales volume"...

The upcoming Realme 16 Pro+ has been officially certified for sale in China by TENAA, and this process has thankfully revealed the phone's specs. It comes with a 6.8-inch AMOLED screen with 1280x2800 resolution, a 200MP main camera, a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 3.5x optical zoom, an 8MP ultrawide, a 50MP selfie snapper, and a battery rated at 6,850 mAh, which will most likely be advertised as having a 7,000 mAh typical capacity. The device will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC, paired with 8/12/16/24GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB of storage. There's an...

Google has introduced a new AI model, Gemini 3 Flash, which combines speed, intelligence, and efficiency. It is part of the Gemini 3 family, which also includes Gemini 3 Pro and Gemini 3 Deep Think. Gemini 3 Flash is built to help people learn, create, and get things done faster while being more affordable.

For developers, Gemini 3 Flash is available in Gemini API, Google AI Studio, Google Antigravity, Vertex AI, and Gemini Enterprise. It works well for coding, problem-solving, data analysis, and app development. It can handle complex tasks quickly to make it perfect for building interactive apps or agent-based systems.

For everyone else, Gemini 3 Flash is now the default model in the Gemini app and in AI Mode in Google Search. It is replacing the older 2.5 Flash. People can use it to analyze images and videos, get answers to questions, or even build simple apps using their voice. It makes learning, planning, and problem-solving much faster and easier.

Gemini 3 Flash is not only fast but also very smart. It performs well on tough reasoning and knowledge tests, like GPQA Diamond and MMMU Pro, while using fewer resources than older models. It can finish everyday tasks quickly and take extra time to solve complex problems.

Google is rolling out Gemini 3 Flash AI to everyone, from developers to regular users. With its speed, intelligence, and accessibility, Gemini 3 Flash is a big step forward for using AI in learning, creating, and planning.

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The Ricoh GR IV HDF compact camera with APS-C sensor, image stabilization and innovative Highlight Diffusion Filter is now available for pre-order. However, Ricoh is charging a premium for the high-quality compact camera.

Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5000 Super graphics cards and laptop GPUs have already fallen victim to the DRAM crisis. Now, the next GPU shortage could be imminent, as Nvidia is expected to reduce production of gaming graphics cards by up to 40% in the first half of 2026.

The only conventional physical option for Nintendo Switch 2 games is costly 64GB media. That could soon change, after reports that smaller cartridges are in the works. The decision may be a response to higher storage prices, but Game-Key Cards are likely to remain prevalent.

Huawei is currently pushing a new software update, HarmonyOS 6.0.0.156, to a recently released smartwatch. It brings a new option for calls and SMS messages with an activated eSIM. Plus, users of the Watch Ultimate 2 can now connect various sensors, like a heart rate monitor, to the wearable.

The 2026 Samsung Micro RGB TVs have been teased. In an official announcement, the company confirmed that it would reveal its upgraded Micro RGB model at CES 2026. Available in sizes from 55-inch to 115-inch, the new TVs are expected to offer vivid colors and improved image clarity.

The Xiaomi 67W Power Bank 10000 (Integrated Cable) is now available at the brand’s online store in the UK. Released a few weeks ago in other European countries, this model can be used to charge up to three devices simultaneously. It supports various fast charging protocols and also offers a low current mode.

Casio has released the new G-Shock Maison Kitsuné collaboration watch in more European countries. This model has a beige and bright orange design, and features the brand’s iconic fox in several places. The hybrid watch supports world time, and offers tools like a stopwatch, timer and alarm.

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured its 100,000th image of Mars, showing unique landscapes. And that's not all, because scientists are also studying this image for future missions.

A major US retailer has revealed HP's plans for the OmniBook X Flip 16 ahead of schedule. Currently available with Intel Lunar Lake, the 16-inch convertible is on the verge of being upgraded to newer Panther Lake processors while retaining a sub-$1,000 starting price.

A recent court ruling in the US has EU app developers protesting – the 9th Circuit Court ordered Apple to stop charging developers for payments outside the App Store. Now European devs want the same and call on the EU to act, saying that this creates an unfair advantage for US-based developers. This goes against EU laws – as a “gatekeeper”, Apple is required to allow developers to charge customers outside of the App Store without paying fees. That is not quite what Apple promised, though. Following a €500 million fine, the company announced a new two-tier system for Apple Store Service...

One UI 8.5 Beta update is currently live for the Galaxy S25 series. Meanwhile, Samsung is reportedly also testing this major update internally on several Galaxy devices. Now, the list of One UI 8.5 testing devices adds another Galaxy A series phone – Galaxy A55.

Tipster @Alfaturk has spotted a One UI 8.5 testing build for the Galaxy A55 on Samsung’s testing platform. The build number A556EXXUBDYL2 shows that Samsung has begun working on a major update for the Galaxy A55.

The early build suggests that Samsung is actively working on One UI 8.5 for A-series devices. Earlier, Samsung Galaxy A56 and Galaxy A36 were also spotted on the testing server with One UI 8.5 build.

Following previous beta rollout patterns, the Galaxy A55 may receive the One UI 8.5 Beta update. This would allow users to try out new features before the official release. However, Samsung has not officially confirmed the beta program for A-series phones yet.

Some of the main features of One UI 8.5 include smarter Quick Share, smoother Galaxy AI image generation, improved device connectivity, enhanced lock screen and weather tools, and richer insights in Samsung Health.

At the moment, Samsung is regularly working to make the One UI 8.5 update available for more devices. As the stable update is confirmed to arrive with the Samsung Galaxy S26 next year, we can expect that Samsung will expand the Beta Program to more Galaxy devices. Stay tuned.

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Samsung is preparing to launch the new Galaxy A07 5G smartphone. Now, the device has received another certification, GCF (Global Certification Forum), an important step before release.

The Galaxy A07 5G smartphone surfaces on the GCF certification with the model number SM-A076B/DS, and this version supports 5G networks and dual SIM cards.

According to the certification, the phone will work on 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G networks, making it ready for use globally. The certification was issued on 24th November 2025.

The Galaxy A07 5G already appeared on Geekbench, which shows some key specifications. The phone will run on MediaTek Dimensity 6300 with a speed of 2.4 GHz. It reportedly comes with the ARM Mali-G57 MC2 GPU, 4GB RAM, and it will run Android 16.

The device has also received Nemko and Bluetooth SIG certifications. Support pages for this smartphone are also live in some countries, including the Philippines, Malaysia, Chile, Indonesia, Vietnam, Turkey, and the UAE. The Galaxy A07 5G is expected to launch in early January 2026.

After clearing several certifications, the Galaxy A07 5G seems ready to join Samsung’s mid-range lineup. It will offer a reliable 5G performance at a budget-friendly price. Stay tuned for more information.

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Gnome has officially banned the use of AI-generated code in its shell extensions, but the justification is more pragmatic than it is ideological. As of the announcement, any code submitted for consideration in the Gnome Extensions Library that has obvious evidence of AI or sloppy, inconsistent code will be rejected during the code review process.

OnePlus has now revealed the price of the Pad Go 2 and when it will begin shipping. Equipped with a 120 Hz display and a 10,050 mAh battery, the OnePlus Pad Go 2 can also be picked up with free Watch 2R or Buds 4 accessories in some markets, too.

The A119M Pro is a new dash cam from Viofo, offering a 4K front camera. The single-channel camera is equipped with a Sony IMX678 1/1.8” 8 MP lens based on Sony Starvis 2 sensor tech, which is said to offer 4K 30 fps recording. Other features include super night vision, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, GPS, HDR, and voice control support.

The recently leaked Epic Games Store free games list for the holiday 2025 season claimed that Red Dead Redemption 2 will be offered during the giveaway event. MeguminShiro has just highlighted why this is less likely to happen.

Some viewers were scanning trailers at The Game Awards for any signs of generative AI. However, even Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which won nine awards, used AI tools in some capacity. A past interview with the game’s producer provides more insight into how the technology benefited Sandfall.

A new leaked image gives us our first look at Casio’s rainbow GMW-BZ5000RC-1 - which may use a gunmetal base with subtle color accents, rather than a full rainbow case. The update also repeats talk of limited production and pricing near €800.

The OnePlus Watch Lite is now available to pre-order internationally. Available with a 3,000 nit AMOLED display and dual-band GPS connectivity, the OnePlus Watch Lite also sports a stainless steel build and over 100 built-in workout modes.

The OnePlus 15R is now available globally packing a heady 7,400 mAh battery. Also equipped with a 165 Hz AMOLED display and a 50 MP primary camera, the OnePlus 15R is one of the first smartphones to launch with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, too.

The global market for wrist-worn smart devices – a category that combines smartwatches with the simpler fitness trackers – has reached 150+ million units shipped during the first three quarters of this year. This represents a 10% increase over the same period last year, IDC reports. Of those, smartwatches accounted for nearly 120 million units, up 7.3% year-on-year. The simple and affordable fitness trackers saw a bigger increase in demand, up 21.3% year-on-year, with a total of 32.86 million units. Huawei was the global leader during these 9 months. The Huawei Watch GT 6 and Watch GT 6...

Apple is expected to enter the foldable phone market in 2026 with its first foldable iPhone. However, Samsung has already been making foldable phones for several years. Now, a new reports suggest that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may offer bigger displays and stronger cameras compared to Apple’s first foldable iPhone.

According to a report from Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station, the foldable iPhone may come with a 5.25-inch outer screen and a 7.58-inch inner foldable screen. While this design may look clean and modern, the screen sizes are smaller compared to Samsung’s foldable phones.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 already offers a 6.5-inch outer display and a large 8-inch inner display. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 is expected to come with similar or slightly larger screens. Larger displays are useful for multitasking, watching videos, playing games, and more.

Aside from the screens, it is also rumored to have two rear cameras and an under-display camera for the inner screen. It will reportedly not include a zoom lens. On the other side, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 has three rear cameras, including a high-resolution 200MP main camera, an ultrawide camera, and a telephoto camera that supports 3x optical zoom.

For selfies, under-display cameras usually do not take photos as clearly as normal front cameras. Samsung uses regular front cameras on both displays, which can give better image quality. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 could offer a stronger camera experience overall.

So, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may offer bigger screens and better cameras than Apple’s first foldable iPhone. This could keep Samsung ahead in the foldable phone market.

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Besides the performance upgrade with the fast Max members of Apple's M-series processor family, upcoming iMacs may feature a big display upgrade. According to industry sources, the peak brightness level will be greatly improved.

A new report has outlined launch details for the Poco M8 Pro 5G. Apparently, Xiaomi does not intend to replace the Poco M7 Pro 5G until next year. However, a key difference is said to exist between the Poco M8 Pro 5G and the global version of the Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus, upon which the former is based.

Early details about a new Asus Vivobook S15 generation have emerged thanks to an errant benchmark listing. Launching next month, the next 15-inch Vivobook will feature a high-end AMD Gorgon Point APU and 32 GB of RAM.

A leading Oppo executive has offered an insight into the state of the company's next flagship. Rumoured to be the company's first Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5-powered device, the Find X9 Ultra should easily surpass the Galaxy S26 Ultra in terms of battery.

AMD has launched a new desktop graphics card with a lower power alternative to the existing Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB. Also a Radeon RX 9060 XT with 16 GB VRAM, the new card differs from AMD's existing Navi 44 XT model in two key areas.

The desktop GeForce RTX 5070, equipped with 12 GB of GDDR7 VRAM, now comes in a tiny single-fan form factor. Colorful's new iGame GeForce RTX 5070 Mini OC is tailored for compact mini-ITX gaming rigs.

The Honor Power 2 will reportedly ship with a massive 10,080 mAh battery for long-lasting power. According to the latest rumours, the mid-range phone is expected to come in three colours and feature decent specifications, such as a 50 MP main camera and a 6.79-inch OLED panel.

Today, OnePlus focuses on value-for-money devices with the unveiling of the OnePlus 15R, plus a new Go tablet and a Lite smartwatch. We’ve covered the phone in a separate article - now let’s have a look at the tablet and watch. OnePlus Pad Go 2 The OnePlus Pad Go 2 brings a larger 12.1” display, up from 11.35” on the original. It has the same 7:5 aspect ratio, which the company has dubbed “ReadFit”, but the new display is a bit sharper (284ppi). This is a higher quality panel to boot, with 98% DCI-P3 coverage, 900 nits HBM mode and Dolby Vision support for movies and TV...

OnePlus already partially announced the OnePlus 15R last month, but we finally have its entire specs and pricing details. We knew the 15R would share most of its key specs with the China-exclusive OnePlus Ace 6T, but the 15R does come with some minor differences. While the Ace 6T features a gargantuan 8,300mAh battery, the 15R dials down to a 7,400mAh cell, which is still quite impressive. It’s using a silicon-carbon (Si-C) anode and supports slightly slower 80W wired charging compared to the Ace 6T’s 100W speeds. OnePlus 15R in Charcoal Black and Mint Breeze The 15R does...

Huawei is set to introduce its Nova 15 series smartphones on December 22, and they will be joined by a special anniversary edition Huawei Watch. This appears to be a limited edition version of the Huawei Watch 5 and not an entirely new device. Huawei Watch 10th Anniversary Edition It’s actually meant to commemorate Huawei’s ten-year anniversary in the smartwatch market following the launch of the original Huawei Watch back in 2015. That device was actually quite impressive for the time, featuring a 1.4-inch AMOLED display with fairly slim bezels and running Google’s Android...

Samsung is slowly rebuilding its chip manufacturing business by getting new orders for both advanced and older technologies. While much attention is on its 2nm process, Samsung is also seeing strong demand for its 8nm technology. A new deal with Intel could help Samsung grow further in the global chip market.

The latest information suggests that Samsung is in talks to produce Intel’s PCH chips using its 8nm process. The PCH is an important chip found in computers and servers. It assists the main processor by handling data flow, device connections, and system control.

Earlier, Samsung made these Intel PCH chips using a 14nm process at its factory in Austin, Texas. Now, Intel plans to upgrade the design to Samsung’s 8nm process.

The production of this 8nm chip is expected to happen at Samsung’s Hwaseong factory in South Korea. Moving production there could help Samsung better use its domestic facilities. It also shows that Samsung’s Korean plants are playing a bigger role in its foundry business.

Samsung’s 8nm process is already being used by other big companies. The company is making a custom chip designed by Nvidia for Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2 console. There are also talks that Nvidia may order more affordable graphics chips made with 8nm technology.

In addition, Samsung recently signed a deal with Hyundai Motor Company to produce 8nm chips for cars. At the moment, Samsung can currently produce about 30,000 to 40,000 wafers per month using its 8nm process. This makes up around 9% of its total chip production capacity. Stay tuned for more information

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Xiaomi is now selling another accessory, the Super Slim Magnetic Power Bank 5000, in the UK. Already available in other European countries, this model is said to be lightweight and 27.5% slimmer than its predecessor. It supports dual charging modes, with the ability to charge multiple devices simultaneously.

On December 16, a moon simulation launched on Steam, allowing players to explore a realistic section of the lunar surface. The objective is straightforward – locate a specific spot that matches a given photograph.

Zepp Flow version 2.2.0 is currently rolling out to users of one of Amazfit’s smartwatches. Through this update, the AI voice assistant gets several new features, one of which is linked to BioCharge energy monitoring. Plus, users of the Balance 2 wearable can now speak to the assistant in another language.

Deal | Going Under is a satirical action roguelike that casts players as an unpaid intern exploring the ruins of failed startups. For the first time, the game is available on Steam at a 90% discount, dropping the price to around $2.

Casio’s new Stranger Things collaboration watches have been released in the UK. They are expected to sell out in the coming days, as stock of two models has already been exhausted in several other countries. Each watch features a design inspired by the TV series and features such as a stopwatch and an alarm.

Instead of the pricey DDR5 RAM they had ordered, a buyer on Amazon Spain received old memory sticks covered with fake labels. On Reddit, users were quick to identify the incident as a clear case of fraud.

A new leak has provided a much clearer look at DJI's next vlogging camera. Potentially, a cheaper alternative may debut alongside the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 too, that or the company's long-rumoured camera could be a Pro model.

Deal | An unusual strategy hybrid is now more affordable than ever on Steam. Hexarchy blends classic 4X gameplay with a smart deck-building twist and is currently available at a 90% discount until December 18. For the first time, the game is priced at under $2.

The Lenovo Lecoo Cool 310 is now available in more configurations. Among the newly introduced CPU options for the mini PC are AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 and Intel Core Ultra 5 135H. Both SKUs start at CNY 2,999, around $426.

The Honor Magic8 Pro was first unveiled in China in mid-October, and then it went global in Malaysia towards the end of November. Now it seems to be almost ready to make its debut in the EU. The Magic8 Pro will go up for pre-order on January 15 in Bulgaria for €1,099. After the pre-order period, starting on January 29, when the device is presumably becoming available, the price will go up to €1,299. For that amount of money you're getting the version with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. Color-wise, the choice is between gold and black. The Magic8 Pro will come with Honor Care+,...

Instagram has announced a new app designed for the big screen, aptly named Instagram for TV. At the moment, the app is limited to watching Reels, though the company says additional features are in development. The Instagram for TV app is currently available for testing in the US on Amazon Fire TV devices. The company noted that the app will expand to more devices and regions in the coming months. The app currently allows users to add up to five accounts or create a dedicated account specifically for the TV experience. Reels are organised into separate channels based on a user’s...

The Realme 16 series is all set to launch on January 6, and we finally have our first look at their design. Realme 16 Pro Master Gold and Master Grey Realme 16 Pro and 16 Pro+ are designed by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa – the same designer behind previous Realme phones, including the Realme X2 Pro Master Edition, X50 5G Master, GT Master and GT Explorer Master. The 16 Pro series features an Urban Wild Design with four color options. Master Grey, Master Gold, Camellia Pink and Orchid Purple. The latter two will be India-exclusive. Realme 16 Pro India-exclusive colors...

Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold sparks frenzy as it runs out of stock instantly in the second sale. The company started the phone’s second sale today, and the story remained the same as the initial sale in South Korea.

Moments after opening the second sale, the Galaxy Z TriFold ran out of stock on the Samsung website. The company has put a notice on the website, thanking buyers for their response and signing up for the restock alert.

Notably, Samsung put TriFold on sale on December 17 at 10 AM in South Korea. The entire stock was sold out within just two minutes. Shoppers were fully prepared to place their order as soon as the window opened.

Galaxy Z TriFold turns out to be a massive success in South Korea. First, the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition impressed with its sales, followed by the Z Fold 7. Now, the company’s new form factor is continuing the legacy.

A notice was posted on the website stating, “Thank you for your support. Our prepared inventory has sold out. If you sign up for a restock notification, we will alert you when more units become available.”

Samsung has also sent out limited units at key retail stores. However, buyers who returned empty-handed on the day of the first sale will be prioritized. You can visit your nearest Samsung store to check if they have TriFold stock left.

The company will now restock the TriFold early next month. A specific date or timeline hasn’t been revealed, but January seems a sweet spot. It will keep the device in headlines and encourage buyers to make a new year purchase.

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Samsung has almost turned its biggest competitor, Apple, into a client for camera tech supply. A new report sheds light on the achievement of Samsung Electro-Mechanics, which is about to seal a deal, probably with Apple.

ETNews exposed a potential Samsung camera deal with Apple without naming the firm. The Korean tech giant is believed to be securing a mega-scale client, which is a global Big Tech company, pointing to Apple.

The client is a leading Big Tech company in the global IT market with annual shipments reaching hundreds of millions of units. In addition to phones, the company operates businesses in laptops, tablets, wearables, and services.

It’s going to be a bigger deal outside the scope of Samsung Electronics. The company is developing “Fine Pitch (FP) Coils” for actuators. The solutions are usually utilized for autofocusing and optical image stabilization (OIS).

Samsung is still negotiating the volume and pricing with its client. Talks about the supply chain are progressing positively, and the deal will end up being finalized.

In the past, Samsung Electro-Mechanics supplied Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs) and semiconductor substrates. However, the collaboration hasn’t grown much as the firm directly competes with Samsung Mobile.

It’s going to be the first time that Samsung Electro-Mechanics will supply camera-related components to the client. To this end, Samsung is partnering with Stemco to facilitate the supply of the camera hardware.

FP Coil features fine-pitch tech to enable significant miniaturization. Samsung will gain tremendous revenue from this supply, which will ultimately expand supplies to actuators, lenses, and full camera modules.

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Anbernic will be offering one final gaming handheld before Christmas. After teasing the device earlier this month, a reliable source has learned of launch details relating to the Anbernic RG477V and how much the new retro gaming handheld costs, too.

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 comes across as a much-needed refresh of the original Pad Go with upgrades to the MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Ultra SoC with optional 5G, a 2.8K 120 Hz IPS display with stylus support, and a 10,050 mAh battery. The Pad Go 2 has the potential to become a success among the student and casual media consumption crowd provided OnePlus prices it competitively.

The Honor Power 2 will reportedly ship with a massive 10,080 mAh battery for long-lasting power. According to the latest rumours, the mid-range phone is expected to come in three colours and feature decent specifications, such as a 50 MP main camera and a 6.79-inch OLED panel.

OnePlus will unveil the OnePlus 15R and OnePlus Pad Go 2 today during an event starting at 1:30 PM UTC. It will be streamed live on YouTube, and you can follow it with us by tuning in to the stream below. OnePlus is advertising the 15R as the "ultimate value flagship device." The company hasn't detailed the 15R's specs sheet, but it has confirmed a few features, including the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC, a 165Hz 1.5K resolution AMOLED display, a 7,400 mAh battery, and DetailMax Engine imaging tech. The OnePlus Pad Go 2, marketed as a tablet "perfect for students and young professionals,"...

The Motorola Edge 70 Ultra, which leaked earlier this month and is codenamed Urus, is now said to be launched as Motorola Signature. The previous leak already revealed the smartphone's design, but we are now looking at what could be the official press renders of the Motorola Signature. These renders, showing the Motorola Signature in two colors, were shared by reliable leakster Evan Blass. The colorway on the left is called Carbon, while the colorway on the right is Martini Olive. Motorola Signature in Carbon colorway • Motorola Signature in Martini Olive colorway The Motorola...

iPhone chips may soon be assembled and packaged in India, according to a new report. Apple is reportedly in early discussions with local chip manufacturers in the country to explore the possibility. The report adds that Apple has already held talks with CG Semi, which is currently building an outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) facility in Gujarat. Apple has never assembled or packaged chips in India, and the report suggests that the CG Semi facility could initially focus on display-related chips. If discussions move forward, CG Semi would need to meet Apple’s...

Portronics has just released a brand new wireless speaker to bring energy to your next party. The Iron Beats 5 Prime 250W wireless party speakers dropped in India with large, powerful audio drivers, RGB lighting, and karaoke functions right from the get-go. So here’s everything you need to know.

Portronics Iron Beats 5 Prime 250W Specifications

The brand released the new party speakers to meet the various needs of the modern customer. It was designed for parties at your home, outdoor events, and other kinds of big gatherings. The Iron Beats 5 Prime deliver a powerful audio output of 250W through its dual 8 inch subwoofers that support the brand’s bass boost technology. But that’s not all, as Portronics also brings a visual experience thanks to RGB LED lighting strips.

The brand shaped these RGB strips in the shape of a smiley, which brings dynamic lighting to your parties. Taking your parties to the next level, you also get a UHF karaoke microphone and Echo Control for a fun and clear karaoke experience with your friends and family. A sizeable 8,000mAh battery capacity powers these wireless party speaker, which promises up to 6 hours of audio playback. These speakers connect via Bluetooth 5.3, but also support physical connections via USB, Aux-in, and more.

Another notable aspect of this audio product is its portable design that includes a handle and wheel that allow you to drag it along. Portronics has announced the Iron Beats 5 Prime in the Indian market in a lone Black color option. The wireless party speakers are available for an introductory price of just Rs 13,999. You can purchase this model via the brand’s official website, Amazon India, an offline retail stores.

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The year 2025 marked a decisive turning point for mobile gaming. Rapid advances in silicon technology, led by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and Apple’s A19 Pro, fundamentally changed what mainstream smartphones can deliver. Performance gains combined with improved efficiency and AI-assisted upscaling pushed flagship phones into territory once reserved for dedicated gaming hardware. As the industry looks ahead to 2026, the line between a gaming phone and a flagship phone has become increasingly difficult to define.

This convergence raises a pivotal question for 2026: Do niche gaming phones still have a place in the market?

Rise of the All-Rounder Gaming Flagship

Mainstream flagships have closed the performance gap that once separated them from gaming-focused devices. Phones such as the OnePlus 15 and iQOO 15 sustain 120fps gameplay in demanding MOBA and battle royale titles without the frame drops or thermal throttling that plagued earlier generations. These gains are not limited to peak benchmarks but extend to long, uninterrupted gaming sessions.

The iPhone 17 Pro / Pro Max reflects the same shift. Hardware-level cooling upgrades, including a proper vapor chamber system, allow the A19 Pro to maintain high performance for longer periods. These changes address historical limitations such as heat buildup and brightness reduction during extended gameplay.

Flagship phones also offer a level of balance that gaming phones often lack. Camera systems remain a priority, software experiences feel refined for daily use, and long-term update support adds real value. For users who keep their phones for several years, a device that performs well across every scenario makes more sense than one optimized for a single task.

Why Dedicated Gaming Phones Still Exist

Dedicated gaming phones have not vanished, but their relevance has narrowed. Devices like the Red Magic 11 Pro+ target a specific audience that prioritizes sustained peak performance over versatility. Active cooling systems with internal fans and advanced heat dissipation allow these phones to run at maximum output for hours without noticeable performance drops.

Gaming phones also integrate features that mainstream flagships rarely match. Physical shoulder triggers provide precise, low-latency input. Displays push refresh rates beyond 144Hz, paired with extremely high touch sampling rates. Dedicated gaming software enables deep system-level control over performance, thermals, network behavior, and notifications.

These advantages matter most in competitive environments where consistency and responsiveness outweigh everyday convenience.

Gaming Phones in 2026: Niche Over Necessity

For the majority of users, a modern flagship already delivers more gaming performance than required. Phones like the OnePlus 15, iQOO 15, and iPhone 17 Pro Max provide stable frame rates, controlled thermals, and a polished daily experience that extends well beyond gaming.

Dedicated gaming phones now serve a narrow group of esports players and enthusiasts who treat gaming as a primary use case. For everyone else, gaming has become a standard capability of premium smartphones rather than a defining category.

As silicon efficiency continues to improve and brands focus on sustained performance instead of short-lived benchmark peaks, the concept of the gaming phone is shifting. In 2026, gaming is no longer a niche feature. It is an expected part of the flagship experience.

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Ai+, the smartphone brand led by Madhav Sheth, is preparing to step into the foldable phone space in India. The company has officially teased its first flip-style foldable smartphone, called the NovaFlip, marking a new direction for the young brand.

The teaser was shared by Madhav Sheth himself on X, where he posted a short video along with the lines “Some things are better when flipped”. The video carries the tagline “SEE YOU ON THE FLIP SIDE” and ends with a clear “Coming Soon” message, confirming that the launch isn’t too far away.

While Ai+ Smartphone hasn’t revealed specifications yet, the teaser does give us a brief look at the phone’s design. The NovaFlip appears in a Silver or Grey finish and looks clean and minimal. On the right side, the volume buttons sit above a power key that also seems to house a fingerprint scanner. Interestingly, the power button is highlighted with a red accent, which adds a bit of contrast to the otherwise muted colour scheme. Antenna lines can also be seen along the frame, and the camera module slightly sticks out from the back panel.

More details are expected to surface in the coming days as Ai+ continues its teaser campaign. The NovaFlip will be the brand’s third smartphone overall, following the launch of the Pulse and Nova 5G in July. Recently, both of those phones also received a new Red colour option, expanding on the five colours they were originally available in.

With the NovaFlip, Ai+ Smartphone is clearly looking to tap into the growing interest around foldable phones in India. The brand is likely positioning the phone as a more accessible alternative to premium flip phones from Samsung and Motorola — a segment that’s still fairly niche in India.

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Tablets are faster than ever before, and at the heart of this improvement is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite. Borrowing the powerful chipset from flagship smartphones, the 8 Elite powers premium tablets from various brands, promising not just faster performance but smarter efficiency and next-gen AI capabilities. But does this chip truly move the needle for tablets? From productivity to gaming, here’s a quick breakdown of what makes the Snapdragon 8 Elite special and why it could be a defining platform for high end tablets.

What’s Under the Hood: A Performance and Efficiency Beast

At its core, the Snapdragon 8 Elite brings a substantial evolution over its predecessors. Built on TSMC’s 3nm process with Qualcomm’s custom Oryon CPU architecture, it offers a significant uplift in raw processing power. Compared to its predecessor, it offers up to a 45 percent jump in CPU performance, while also cutting power consumption.

This all-new architecture isn’t just about peak performance. It’s designed so that tablets can sustain heavier workloads like editing and gaming. For tablet users, that means apps and services feel snappier and more responsive across the board.

Gaming and Graphics

One of the most striking advancements of the Elite platform is its Adreno GPU. With roughly 40 % faster graphical performance and enhanced efficiency, it brings console-like visuals to mobile devices. Games that once struggled on tablets can now run at higher fidelity, smoother frame rates, and with improved hardware accelerated ray-tracing support. This marks a real level-up for tablets that double as portable gaming rigs.

For Android tablets, this isn’t just about benchmarks. It’s about delivering deeper, richer experiences in high fidelity titles. Fans of esports titles like COD Mobile can now hit triple digit frame rate, which translates to a more smoother gameplay experience that gives a competitive edge.

Smarter Tablets Through On-Device AI

Apart from just raw speed, the Snapdragon 8 Elite flexes its AI prowess. The Hexagon Neural Processing Unit (NPU) is dramatically more capable, offering up to 45 percent faster AI performance per watt than previous generations. What does this mean in practice? Expect more responsive voice assistants, enhanced real-time language translation, smarter photography, and on-device generative AI that doesn’t require the cloud. Tablet makers can leverage this for everything from adaptive UI features to smarter multitasking.

Real-World Impact

Tablets like the OnePlus Pad 3 show how the Snapdragon 8 Elite translates in the real world. Beyond benchmarks, users benefit from fast app switching, lightning-quick rendering of complex spreadsheets, and creative workflows that don’t bog down under load.

The chipset also plays nicely with larger RAM configurations and UFS 4.0 storage, ensuring fast loading and efficient caching of big files. Combined with big batteries on modern tablets, this means sustained performance over hours of use.

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Camera watermark leaks are offering an early look at Xiaomi’s upcoming Xiaomi 17 Ultra, and they suggest changes to both branding and camera hardware. The details appear to come from internal testing builds.

One notable point is the naming. In China, the phone is expected to launch as Xiaomi 17 Ultra by Leica, which fits Xiaomi’s current branding. Outside China, however, the watermark references Leitzphone powered by Xiaomi, hinting at a different name for global markets. Xiaomi hasn’t confirmed whether this branding will be used at launch, but the Leitzphone name lines up with a previous leak.

Model numbers also line up with this split. Xiaomi 17 Ultra variants are listed under codes 2512BPNDAG, 2512BPNDAI, and 2512BPNDAC, while the Leitzphone-powered models carry separate identifiers, including 25128PNA1G and 25128PNA1C.

The camera setup also appears to have changed since earlier leaks. Instead of a quad-camera layout, recent leaks point to a triple-camera system. The main camera is said to use a 50MP OmniVision OVX10500U (OV50X) Light Hunter 1050U sensor with a 1-inch format. It’s joined by a 50MP ultra-wide camera using Samsung’s S5KJN5 sensor and a single 200MP telephoto camera based on the S5KHPE sensor.

For reference, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra used a dual telephoto setup: a 50MP IMX858 (1/2.51-inch) sensor for 70mm shots, alongside a 200MP Samsung HP9 (1/1.4-inch) sensor at 100mm. It’s still unclear how Xiaomi plans to compensate for the missing 70mm telephoto this time.

Up front, the selfie camera is listed at 50MP, up from 32MP on the previous Ultra model. Powering the phone is likely to be Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, which should bring more room for AI-assisted image processing.

As always with early leaks, details could still change. That said, the watermark data suggests Xiaomi is finalizing both the camera hardware and how the 17 Ultra will be branded in different regions.

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Yesterday, OnePlus President Li Jie Louis confirmed that the brand will unveil the all-new OnePlus Turbo series in January 2026 in China. While the company has not officially revealed full specifications yet, multiple credible sources suggest that the upcoming series will target users who prioritize sustained performance and endurance. A recent leak by tipster Digital Chat Station has shared few more details about the new series

OnePlus Turbo series: What to expect?

According to DCS, the OnePlus Turbo series will introduce a newly developed native 165Hz refresh rate display. This panel is said to be exclusive within its price category and has reportedly been redesigned with larger rounded corners for improved visual consistency. Unlike previously used high-refresh panels, this screen is believed to be a fresh implementation rather than a reused solution.

The device is tipped to run on a Snapdragon 8-series chipset, with several reports pointing towards a customised Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 variant, also referred to as a performance-tuned version. Built on a 4nm process, the platform is said to work alongside OnePlus’ in-house gaming optimization engine, enabling better thermal control and more stable output during extended gaming sessions.

Other reports indicate that the phone may pack a battery close to the 9,000mAh range, a figure rarely seen in performance-focused smartphones. OnePlus President has previously hinted that the Turbo series will deliver unusually strong performance and battery life for its segment, positioning it directly against similarly priced performance-centric phones.

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Compact smartphones took off this year with a rising trend of devices that are easier to hold and use with one hand. In particular, small premium phones were quite popular with various brands launching their own offerings. Earlier this year, we got the Vivo X200 FE that blended high end specs, capable cameras, and a massive battery in a compact form factor. Now with the release of the Vivo S50 Pro Mini, the successor might be even better. So here’s everything you need to know.

Vivo S50 Pro Mini: Design & Display

To recall, the Vivo S30 Pro Mini debuted in China in May 2025, with this model getting rebranded as the Vivo X200 FE model for the global market. Considering how the X200 Pro Mini didn’t see a wider release, this was the first taste of a premium compact phone from Vivo. So we expect the brand to make a similar move for the next gen model as well. The S50 Pro Mini just launched with a big design overhaul earlier this week.

Gone is the vertically stacked camera module and the contrasting frame. You now get an iPhone Air inspired horizontal camera island and a metallic frame that blends with the color panel. Meaning, the Vivo X200 FE is also getting a similar new look along with an IP68 + IP69 rating for water and dust resistance. The device could measure just 8.1mm thick and weigh around 192 grams.

Meanwhile, the X300 FE likely sports an identical 6.31-inch LTPO AMOLED display with a 1.5K resolution (2640 x 1216p), a 120Hz refresh rate, 5000 nits of peak brightness, 4320Hz PWM dimming, and an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner for security.

Faster Performance

The older Vivo X200 FE was a premium phone but packed an older MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ SoC, which was already a generation behind the Dimensity 9400 and Snapdragon 8 Elite. But its successor is bringing a notable upgrade in performance thanks to Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. In terms of performance, this chip is on par with the Snapdragon 8 Elite. So you get a true flagship experience. The S50 Pro Mini paired the processor with up to 16GB of LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and 512GB of UFS 4.1 storage.

Impressive Battery Now Meets Wireless Charging

The Vivo X200 FE impressed with its massive 6,500mAh battery pack, which returned on the new S50 Pro Mini, and by extension, the X300 FE as well. Battery capacity and the 90W wired fast charging remain unchanged between the two generations. But this time around, Vivo included 40W wireless fast charging, which makes it in line with other premium compact phones in the market.

Zeiss Camera Tuning

Vivo barely made any changes in the camera department, bringing back the same 50MP triple cameras. Although, Zeiss could be the big game changer here. The one big difference between the S30 Pro Mini and X200 FE was the Zeiss branding on the rear and tuning on the camera system. So the brand may once again bring back the collaboration to make the Vivo X300 FE more in line with the flagship X300 series.

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Lenovo isn’t a popular brand when it comes to software updates. However, it does offer major OS upgrades to many of its devices, albeit with some delay, and Android 16 is no exception.

Some Lenovo devices are already receiving the Android 16 update. For the remaining ones, we now have official confirmation (via) on the list of eligible devices and rollout schedule. Review the details below to find out when your Lenovo device will get the update.

Lenovo Android 16 update rollout schedule

2025

• Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus – TB520FU
• Lenovo Tab Plus – TB351FU
• Lenovo Tab – TB311FU
• Lenovo Idea Tab / Lenovo Tab K11 Gen 2 – TB336FU
• Lenovo Idea Tab / Lenovo Tab K11 Gen 2 – TB336ZU
• Lenovo Tab Extreme – TB570FU
• Lenovo Idea Tab Pro – TB373FU
• Lenovo Legion Tab (8.8″, 3) – TB321FU

Q1, 2026

• Lenovo Tab K11 Gen 2 – TB336ZA
• moto pad 60 pro – XT2571-1

Q2, 2026

• moto pad 60 lite – XT2573-1

Q3, 2026

• moto pad 60 neo WIFI – XT2575-1
• moto pad 60 neo 5G – XT2575-3

Q4, 2026

• Lenovo Idea Tab Plus / Lenovo Tab K12 – TB361FU
• Lenovo Idea Tab Plus / Lenovo Tab K12 – TB361ZU

It doesn’t take long to realize that there are no smartphones on the list. Well, that’s because Lenovo hasn’t released phones in the last few years. It primarily focuses on tablets.

The above list doesn’t include Motorola smartphones, as we have a separate post for that. You can check Motorola’s Android 16 eligible devices on this page.

So, if you have a Lenovo or Moto tablet that’s on the list, it’s guaranteed to receive the Android 16 update. This major upgrade, however, doesn’t bring too many visual upgrades or groundbreaking changes. Still, there are some new features to look forward to, such as Live updates, Desktop Window, Group notifications, Embedded Photo Picker, APV codec support, New Emojis, Predictive Back upgrades, HDR screenshots, and Advanced Protection Mode.

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Google is building Health Connect into something much bigger than a fitness tracker. As per a new report from Mishaal Rehman (via Android Authority), the company is adding medical records and symptom tracking in upcoming Android versions, trying to catch up to Apple Health’s ten-year head start.

Health Connect launched in 2022 to fix Android’s messy health data problem. Before this, fitness apps kept their own data, and users had to manage permissions separately for each one. Health Connect creates a single place where apps can read and write health data after users grant permission. It started with about 40 data types for fitness and wellness.

Google’s November Android Canary release show where Google is headed. Upcoming Android 16 versions will added support for medical records like allergies, vaccinations, and lab results. It also added yoga and meditation sessions. Android 16 QPR2 brought native step tracking. This is the first time Google collected health data directly instead of pulling it from other apps.

Google won’t share user numbers, but Health Connect now comes preinstalled on most phones running Android 14 or newer. Hundreds of apps have added support, including Fitbit, Samsung Health, Google Fit, Nike Run Club, MyFitnessPal, Oura, and Peloton. Developers like it because it cuts down their work and meets Android’s privacy rules.

The interface is getting simpler. As per findings by Rahman, Android Canary builds show a redesigned settings page that lists connected apps first instead of recent data access. Users can now grant or block entire categories of data instead of toggling each type individually. Google removed icons and separate browsing pages, putting everything on one screen.

Google is preparing to add alcohol tracking and a long list of symptoms: different pain types, digestive problems, breathing issues, sleep troubles, and heart symptoms. With medical record support already live, Health Connect is becoming a full health data system, not just a fitness tool.

Apple Health still leads by a wide margin. It’s been on every iPhone for over a decade and works closely with Apple Watch, hospitals, and insurance companies. Samsung Health and Fitbit are still popular, but both now use Health Connect to share data with other apps.

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After details of the Realme 16 Pro surfaced recently, attention has now shifted to the higher-end Realme 16 Pro+. The smartphone, believed to be the Chinese variant of the Pro+ model, has appeared on the TENAA certification platform with model number RMX5130, revealing several of its key specifications ahead of an official announcement. While Realme has not yet confirmed launch timelines, the listing offers a clear look at what the Pro+ could bring in terms of hardware.

Realme 16 Pro+ specifications (rumored)

As per the TENAA database, the Realme 16 Pro+ measures 162.45 x 76.27 x 8.49mm and weighs 203 grams, suggesting a slightly bulkier build compared to the standard Pro model. The device is listed with a 6.8-inch AMOLED display featuring a resolution of 2800 x 1280 pixels and a colour depth of over one billion colours. While the refresh rate is not specified, it is expected to be positioned as a high-refresh-rate panel, in line with the Pro+ branding.

On the imaging front, the Realme 16 Pro+ is shown to feature a quad camera setup. This includes a 200-megapixel primary sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide camera, and an additional 50-megapixel sensor, alongside support for up to 3.5x optical zoom. The front camera is listed as a 50-megapixel shooter.

The smartphone is powered by an octa-core processor clocked at 2.8GHz, although the exact chipset name is not mentioned. As per a recent Geekbench listing, it is powered by a tweaked version of the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4.

It runs on Android 16, which is layered with Realme UI 7. Globally, it is expected to receive three OS upgrades and four security updates. Memory options listed on TENAA include 8GB, 12GB, 16GB, and 24GB RAM, paired with 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage variants.

TENAA lists the Realme 16 Pro+ with a rated battery capacity of 6,850mAh, which could translate to a typical value close to 7,000mAh. As per other reports, it may support 80W fast charging. Other features revealed through the TENAA listing include an in-screen fingerprint scanner and an IR blaster.

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Honor Win series has officially been locked in for launch later this month, with the brand confirming both the date and early design details. While Honor has stopped short of sharing full specifications, it has revealed enough to signal where the new lineup is headed. Apart from the launch date, the brand has also rolled out the images of the Win series.

Honor Win series launch timeline and design details

Honor has confirmed that the Win series will be unveiled on Dec. 26 at 14:30 (local time) in China. The launch will introduce two models named Honor Win and Honor Win RT, marking a dual flagship strategy for the lineup.

The Honor Win series has been revealed in three shades, such as black, white, and blue. There seems to be a beige color option as well, but that has not been officially confirmed yet. The rear panel features a matte texture that resists fingerprints and sweat, helping to maintain a secure grip during extended gaming sessions. The overall design looks similar to the Redmi K90 series.

Both phones follow Honor’s familiar design language, though there are visible differences between the two. The Honor Win is positioned as the higher-end variant and features a triple rear camera setup, while the Honor Win RT has a dual camera setup. Both phones have the Win-branding and an active cooling fan, reinforcing their gaming-centric approach.

Honor Win series expected specifications

According to reports, the Honor Win is expected to feature a 6.83-inch 1.5K LTPS flat display with a high refresh rate of up to 165Hz. It is said to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, which is currently among the most powerful processors in the Android ecosystem. The phone is also tipped to include a 50-megapixel main camera, a metal frame, ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, and full-level water resistance.

Battery capacity is another major highlight, with reports pointing to a battery size of at least 8,500mAh, setting a new benchmark for performance-focused smartphones. Detailed specifications of the Honor Win RT remain under wraps and are expected to be revealed closer to launch. However, it is expected to similar specs as the standard model but is said to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.

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Dreame, best known for its robotic vacuum cleaners and home appliances, has entered another product category. The company has officially launched its first power bank, a magnetic model called the Air Power 17 / Air Power 17 Pro.

The move follows Dreame’s rapid expansion into new segments over the past few months. Since July, the brand has rolled out or teased products across a wide range of categories, including personal care devices, large home appliances, consumer electronics, and even automotive-related products. The power bank marks Dreame’s first step into mobile charging accessories.

The Air Power 17 series supports Qi2 magnetic wireless charging at up to 15W and is available in two capacity options: 5,000 mAh and 10,000 mAh. Both versions use an aluminum alloy frame paired with AG glass, giving them a relatively premium look for their price.

The 5,000mAh model measures 103 × 58.4 × 8mm, weighs around 125g, and is listed as being just 0.8cm thick. The larger 10,000mAh variant comes in at 103 × 58.4 × 12.8mm and weighs 189g. Both models include a built-in stand on the back with Dreame branding, along with an LED indicator and a USB-C port at the bottom.

In terms of output, the power banks offer 15W wireless charging and up to 20W wired charging via USB-C. They can also charge two devices at the same time, with one connected via cable and the other using wireless charging. Wireless output supports 5W, 7.5W, 10W, and 15W modes, with energy conversion efficiency rated above 60%.

With the Air Power 17 series, Dreame continues its push beyond cleaning products, adding a compact Qi2-compatible power bank to its growing lineup.

Pricing and availability:

The 5,000mAh version is priced at 219 yuan, while the 10,000mAh Pro model costs 259 yuan, with both already available in the company’s home market.

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Xiaomi has Xiaomi has already announced the REDMI Note 15 series in China and recently in Poland. Now, one model is showing up for sale on Belgian carrier Telenet’s website. The listing reveals pricing and a full set of specifications ahead of any formal launch, confirming that the battery capacity and camera specifications differ from the Chinese variant.

The listing shows the phone priced at €280 for a single 6GB RAM and 128GB storage variant. Telenet is also offering a €30 discount for subscribers. No other memory options are currently listed, and Xiaomi has not commented on the device so far.

According to the carrier page, the REDMI Note 15 5G is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chipset, which Xiaomi has previously confirmed for the series. The phone measures 164.0 × 75.4 × 7.35mm, weighs 178g, and includes a 5,520mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging. For context, the Chinese version came with a larger 5,800 mAh battery.

On the front, the European model is listed with a 6.77-inch OLED display with a resolution of 1,080 × 2,392 pixels and an in-display fingerprint scanner. Earlier reports mentioned a larger 6.83-inch panel, though it’s unclear which size will be used across regions.

Camera hardware includes a 108MP main sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2MP secondary lens. That’s a noticeable change from a 50MP main camera for the Chinese variant. The front camera is listed at 20MP, with 4K video recording supported.

Other features include an IP65 rating, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, eSIM support, and a nano-SIM slot. The phone is shown in Black and Blue, though only the Black model appears in images. An EU Energy Label is also included, hinting that an official announcement may not be far off.

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Motorola has officially launched the Moto G Power (2026) in the US and Canada, refreshing its popular budget series. Let’s check out its key specs and pricing details.

Moto G Power (2026) Specifications

The phone features a 6.8-inch Full HD+ LCD screen with a 19.9:9 aspect ratio and 120Hz refresh rate. The panel hits up to 1000 nits of peak brightness, supports Display Color Boost and High Brightness Mode, and is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 7i.

Under the hood, the Moto G Power (2026) runs on the 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset paired with a Mali G57 MC2 GPU. It ships with 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 128GB UFS 2.2 storage, expandable up to 1TB via microSD, along with RAM Boost support for up to 16GB of virtual memory.

Out of the box, the phone runs Android 16 with Motorola’s My UX interface. It includes signature Motorola features such as Moto Secure, Moto Unplugged, ThinkShield, Family Space, and Hello UX. The device also supports Google’s Circle to Search and Gemini AI for smart interactions like contextual search, reminders, and more.

On the camera front, the Moto G Power (2026) includes a 50MP primary sensor with Quad Pixel technology and optical image stabilization (OIS). An 8MP ultra-wide lens supports macro vision. For selfies, it has a 32MP front-facing camera.

The device is backed by a 5200mAh battery that supports 30W TurboPower fast charging. Motorola claims it can last up to two days on a single charge and retain over 80% of its battery health even after 1000 charging cycles.

The Moto G Power (2026) includes IP68 and IP69 water and dust resistance ratings, as well as MIL-STD-810H military-grade durability certification. It supports dual SIM, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, Hi-Res Audio, a 3.5mm headphone jack, NFC, and USB Type-C 2.0. The phone measures 166.62 x 77.10 x 8.72 mm and weighs 208g.

Pricing & Availability

The Moto G Power (2026) is priced at $299.99 in the US and will be available universally unlocked starting January 8 via Best Buy, Amazon.com, and Motorola’s official website. It will also roll out via Verizon on the same day, followed by carriers like Cricket Wireless, AT&T, Tracfone, Visible, and others in the coming months.

In Canada, it will be available on January 8 at motorola.ca for CAD 449.99. The phone comes in two Pantone-certified color options: Evening Blue and Pure Cashmere, with a soft vegan leather finish.

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Adding much excitement for OnePlus fans and tech enthusiasts, the OnePlus Community Sale is live now. It brings some of the most significant discounts of the year across the flagship and popular Nord series, along with fantastic deals on audio accessories.

In case you are wondering, the sale is live on Amazon India and will last until the 18th of this month. Amazon is offering up to a ₹5,000 instant discount with supported credit cards and EMI.  Read further to know the crazy savings that you can avail.

Offers on OnePlus 15 and 13 Series

The cutting-edge OnePlus 15 sees a substantial price drop, making premium flagship ownership more accessible than ever. With bank offers applied, you can take the OnePlus 15 starting at a price as low as ₹68,999. Similarly, the powerful OnePlus 13s is also part of the celebrations, starting from ₹49,999, including bank discounts.

OnePlus 15

Features: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, Triple 50MP Camera (OIS, Telephoto), 165Hz Display, massive 7,300mAh Battery.

Shop OnePlus 15 from Amazon for as low as ₹68,999. 

OnePlus 13s

Features: Snapdragon 8 Elite Platform, 6.32″ 120Hz LTPO AMOLED, Dual 50MP Rear Camera, 5,850 mAh Battery

Shop OnePlus 13s from Amazon for as low as ₹49,999. 

Offers on Nord Series and Audios

The popular Nord series, known for delivering a great experience at an aggressive price point, is also on sale. Last but not least, the OnePlus Nord 5 and OnePlus Nord CE5 offer exceptional value.

OnePlus Nord 5

Features: Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, 6.8″ 144Hz AMOLED, 50MP OIS Camera, up to 6,800mAh Battery

Shop OnePlus Node 5 from Amazon for as low as ₹30,749. 

OnePlus Nord CE 5

Features: Imensity 8350 Apex, 6.77″ 120Hz AMOLED, 50MP OIS Camera, 7,100mAh Battery

Shop OnePlus Nord CE 5 from Amazon for as low as ₹23,749. 

For the audio aficionados, the noise-cancellation kings, OnePlus Bullets Z2 ANC, are available at an irresistible price. Originally priced at ₹2,999, you can grab them for an effective price of just ₹1,599 with bank discounts!

Bullets Z2 ANC 

Features: 45 dB Hybrid ANC, 12.4 mm Dynamic Drivers, 28-Hour Battery Life, IP55 Rating

Shop OnePlus Bullets Z2 ANC from Amazon for as low as ₹1,599. 

The major savings during this sale are being driven by significant bank offers, which drop the effective prices of these devices drastically. The general sale for other products is mostly starts at ₹23,249, so don’t forget to dive into the OnePlus Community Sale General Amazon Page for offers on other devices.

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Looki has launched its new AI-powered wearable, the Looki L1, in the Chinese market. The device was introduced to global markets earlier this year. The company describes it as an ‘AI life manager’ designed to passively record everyday moments and automatically generate vlogs. It is priced at 1,499 yuan ($212) in China.

Looki L1 Specifications

The launch comes at a time when interest in AI-first hardware is growing, especially following reports about OpenAI’s upcoming hardware project. While details about OpenAI’s device remain limited, the Looki L1 gives an early look at what this new category of AI wearables could resemble. The product focuses on hands-free, always-on recording paired with AI-driven content organization, an approach that aligns closely with recent discussions around future AI companions.

According to Looki, the L1 automatically records daily life while prioritizing user privacy. All data is stored locally by default, and content is uploaded to the cloud only after the user grants permission. The device supports AI-generated vlogs, AI-powered smart search, and so-called personal life insights through Looki AI, which aim to help users better understand patterns in their daily routines over time.

In terms of design, the Looki L1 is compact and lightweight. It measures 50.53 × 16.84 × 48.02 mm and weighs just 32 grams, making it suitable for long hours of wear. Looki uses soft, skin-friendly materials to improve comfort and reduce fatigue during all-day use. The device also carries an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance, allowing it to handle daily outdoor conditions. It is available in black, white, and green color options.

Looki has equipped the device with a wide-angle camera featuring a 16mm-equivalent lens with an f/2.2 aperture and a 109-degree field of view. It supports 4K photo capture and 1080p video recording at 30 frames per second. The camera includes electronic image stabilization and HDR capabilities to handle varying lighting conditions.

The device features a triple-microphone array with intelligent noise reduction, which helps improve voice clarity and capture ambient sound more accurately. It also includes a 1W built-in speaker paired with a Smart PA system for voice feedback and AI-driven audio interactions.

In terms of storage and connectivity, the Looki L1 features 32GB of internal storage and saves data locally by default. It supports Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz and 5GHz), and includes a six-axis gyroscope for motion sensing and scene detection.

The device runs on a 375mAh battery that charges fully in about 1.5 hours. Battery performance varies based on the recording mode. Looki claims up to 9 hours of use when recording 5 seconds per minute, 11 hours for 9 seconds every two minutes, and 13 hours for 11 seconds every three minutes.

In related news, Leica has recently introduced the Q3 Monochrom, a new 60MP black-and-white compact camera, and also announced the SL3 Reporter, a full-frame camera that supports 8K video, features in-body image stabilization, and uses an aramid fiber build.

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DJI appears to be gearing up for another major update to its Ronin lineup, and early leaks suggest the upcoming RS 5 may bring more than just minor refinements. Based on newly surfaced details, DJI’s first fifth-generation Ronin gimbal could deliver meaningful improvements over both the RS 4 and the RS 4 Pro, especially in battery life and day-to-day usability.

The latest information comes from leaker Igor Bogdanov, who suggests the RS 5 is positioned firmly as a professional-grade device. If accurate, it would sit above the current RS 4 series and address some of the long-standing pain points filmmakers have had with power and setup efficiency. This lines up with DJI’s busy roadmap, with products like the Avata 360 and Osmo Pocket 4 also expected down the line.

The FCC listing for the RS 5 previously revealed a noticeably larger battery — nearly 60% bigger than the RS 4’s, and even over 10% larger than the RS 4 Pro’s. According to Bogdanov, this should result in around a 15% real-world boost in battery life, which could make a real difference during longer shoots. Fast charging also seems to be part of the package, with the gimbal reportedly able to fully recharge in about one hour.

DJI also appears to be refining the user experience. The RS 5 is said to include a new Z-axis indicator, a small but potentially useful addition that could make balancing faster and less fiddly. Despite the internal changes, the gimbal is still rated for a 3 kg payload, keeping it compatible with a wide range of camera mirrorless and cinema camera setups. There are also mentions of improved intelligent tracking and composition features, though DJI hasn’t shared any specifics yet.

As for launch timing, nothing is confirmed. If DJI sticks to its usual patterns, the RS 5 could debut sometime between late February and early April 2026.

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Lenovo has launched a new lineup of Lecoo Cool 310 business desktop PCs in China. The systems are now available for purchase and come with three years of on-site warranty service. The Cool 310 series includes both Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen configurations, targeting users who need compact yet capable systems for office and remote work.

The Intel-based models are powered by the Core Ultra 5 135H processor, paired with 16GB of RAM and either a 512GB or 1TB solid-state drive. The base configuration with a 512GB SSD is priced at 2,799 yuan (about $392), while the 1TB variant costs 2,999 yuan (about $420).

Lenovo also offers AMD Ryzen R5-3500U-based versions for more cost-sensitive buyers. The variant with 8GB RAM and a 512GB SSD is priced at 1,699 yuan (about $238). The higher-end option with 16GB RAM and the same storage is available for 1,799 yuan (about $252).

The Cool 310 desktop features a compact 6.8-liter chassis with a black exterior that blends into office environments. The system comes preinstalled with Windows 11 Home and includes a built-in wireless network card for easy connectivity.

Lenovo equips the system with dual-channel DDR5 memory, which improves performance in multitasking and light creative workloads. Storage options go up to 1TB PCIe SSD, offering faster boot times and quick file access.

The Cool 310 includes four front-facing USB 2.0 ports and four rear USB 3.0 ports. It also offers HDMI output, Gigabit Ethernet, and standard audio jacks. Lenovo uses an intelligent cooling system to keep noise and temperature levels under control.

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Thunderobot has begun teasing a new gaming laptop ahead of CES 2026, and early details point to an unusual mix of high-end hardware and low weight. The upcoming model, called the Thunderobot Zero Air, is expected to be officially unveiled at the show next month.

According to the teaser, the Zero Air weighs around 1.6 kg, which is fairly light for a 16-inch gaming laptop. The laptop features a 16-inch display and includes a built-in number pad, suggesting it’s aimed at users who want a balance between gaming and productivity.

On the hardware side, Thunderobot appears to be targeting next-generation components. The Zero Air is expected to be among the first laptops to combine Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50-series laptop GPUs with Intel’s Panther Lake processors. One configuration mentioned includes the Core Ultra 7 366H, with other Panther Lake variants such as the Core Ultra X7 358H also expected to be available for OEMs.

A short teaser video also reveals some of the laptop’s physical design and cooling approach. The Zero Air uses quad heat pipes and places most ports along the rear edge. Visible connectors include Ethernet, HDMI, USB Type-A, and USB Type-C, a layout commonly used to keep cables out of the way during gaming.

For now, Thunderobot hasn’t shared details on display specs, battery size, or final GPU options. Those are likely being saved for the full announcement at CES 2026. Still, the early preview suggests the Zero Air is positioned as a lightweight alternative to traditional gaming laptops, without fully stepping away from high-performance hardware.

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Mechrevo has officially launched its new S500 office desktop in China. The system features Intel’s 14th-generation Core i5-14450HX processor and comes with 16GB of DDR5 memory and a 512GB/1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD. The official price starts at 2,499 yuan ($354) and is now up for pre-order.

Mechrevo S500 Specifications

The S500 targets users who need strong computing performance in a space-saving design. The desktop uses an 8-liter mini chassis that supports both vertical and horizontal placement. Mechrevo includes a tool-free disassembly design to make upgrades and maintenance easier.

The system uses a 10-core, 16-thread Intel Core i5-14450HX processor. It runs at a base frequency of 2.4GHz and reaches up to 4.8GHz on turbo. Compared to the previous i5-13420H, the new chip includes more cores, higher boost speeds, and a larger 20MB L3 cache. These improvements result in faster multitasking, better rendering, and smoother performance in demanding tasks.

Mechrevo pairs the processor with 16GB of DDR5 memory rated at 5600MT/s. This high-speed memory increases bandwidth and improves system responsiveness. For storage, the system includes a 512GB/1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD with an option to upgrade to 1TB. The desktop also supports up to four internal storage drives.

The built-in 200W multi-rail power supply delivers stable output for the processor and other components. Mechrevo equips the system with a dedicated cooling solution designed to keep temperatures low while maintaining quiet operation.

For connectivity, the PC includes Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, Ethernet, and dual-display support via HDMI and DisplayPort. The system features ten USB ports, including both USB 3.2 and USB 2.0, to accommodate a wide range of peripherals. The desktop comes with Windows 11 preinstalled.

In related news, Lenovo has recently launched a new mecha-inspired gaming PC powered by up to an Intel Core i5-13400F and an RTX 5060 GPU, while Asus has introduced the ExpertCenter P600 AiO as its first Copilot+ all-in-one PC.

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Casio has reshaped the idea of a smart outdoor watch by focusing on reliability rather than chasing full smartwatch experiences. As brands like Apple, Samsung, and Garmin continue to expand connected features, Casio has doubled down on its strength in building dependable tools for outdoor use.

Its two flagship lines, G-Shock and Pro Trek, have added smarter capabilities while remaining grounded in distinct design philosophies. One favors brute toughness. The other leans into environmental awareness. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how their smartest features compare in 2026.

Core Philosophies

Casio has long split its outdoor-focused watches into two clear categories. G-Shock places absolute durability and everyday resilience at the center, with designs built to handle shock, vibration, water exposure, and rough use as part of their core identity.

This philosophy traces back to the brand’s origins in the 1980s, when G-Shock was created as a watch that could survive repeated drops. Over time, that foundation expanded to include advanced shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, and strict durability standards that made G-Shock a common choice for military use, fieldwork, and extreme sports.

Pro Trek follows a different philosophy. It presents itself as a dedicated outdoor instrument, with sensor systems and interface decisions aimed at users who need more than toughness alone. The ABC sensor suite remains a defining feature in 2026, combining an altimeter, barometer, and digital compass, alongside temperature readings and activity tracking features such as step counting.

Smarter Sensing and Navigation

Pro Trek continues to hold an edge in this area. Its triple sensor system delivers real-time environmental readings directly on the wrist, without relying on a connected phone. Altitude tracking supports climbs, barometric data helps anticipate weather changes, and the digital compass assists with trail navigation. These functions cater to users who spend long stretches outdoors. Bluetooth connectivity further improves the experience by enabling detailed data logging and smoother syncing with trail and weather apps.

G-Shock remains close behind, particularly within the Master of G lineup. Models such as the Rangeman include altimeter, barometer, and compass sensors, with select variants also adding GPS, heart-rate monitoring, and activity tracking. The difference lies in presentation. G-Shock organizes these tools around a durability-first design, pairing rugged interfaces with a feature set that still supports serious outdoor use.

Power and Connectivity

Both lineups rely on Tough Solar charging. Casio’s high-efficiency solar cells allow the watches to run for months with minimal power drain, reducing concerns about battery life during long trips off-grid. Bluetooth smartphone syncing is now standard on many mid and high-end models in both series, enabling automatic time calibration, data logging, and notification alerts.

Where the two differ is in how they handle access to features. Pro Trek focuses on clear sensor readouts and quick access, often using dedicated buttons for the altimeter, barometer, and compass.

G-Shock, in contrast, sometimes places these functions deeper within its interface, requiring users to cycle through modes using a single button. This trade-off helps G-Shock models maintain better shock resistance or accommodate extra tools like tide graphs and moon phase indicators that cater to surfers and marine users.

Wearability and Everyday Use

The contrast is most visible in size and overall styling. Pro Trek watches usually appear slimmer and more refined, while G-Shock models favor a thicker, more rugged build. This distinction matters for people who want a watch that works in everyday urban settings as well as outdoors. Enthusiast discussions frequently point to this ergonomic difference. Pro Trek leans toward more wearable, daily-friendly dimensions, while G-Shock opts for a bold, statement-focused design.

Which Smart Features Matter More?

For pure outdoor tooling, quick access to precise environmental data, dedicated sensor buttons, and lighter wearability, Pro Trek still edges ahead for hikers, climbers, and nature explorers. Its sensor suite is intuitive and centered on exploration.

For all-around rugged tech, resilience that can handle construction sites, surf breaks, or a motorcycle crash as easily as a trail, plus a wide range of smart tools, G-Shock brings versatile features with equally compelling smarts. Master of G models especially blur the line between analog toughness and digital intelligence.

In 2026, both lines offer plenty for tech-savvy adventurers. Choosing between them comes down to whether you prefer the pure outdoor sensor focus of Pro Trek or the indestructible, tech-packed adaptability of G-Shock.

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DDR5 memory prices have climbed sharply in recent months, raising concerns among PC builders and gamers. While many expect the situation to drag on for years, a senior figure from Sapphire believes the spike may not last as long as feared.

Speaking on The Hardware Unboxed Podcast, Sapphire PR manager Edward Crisler addressed the current DRAM situation and urged buyers not to panic. According to Crisler, some of the recent price increases appear to be driven by uncertainty rather than actual supply shortages.

Crisler said DDR5 prices are currently “unreasonable” and could discourage people from building or upgrading PCs altogether. He warned that sustained high memory costs don’t just affect RAM sales but can also hurt demand for other components, including motherboards, cases, and graphics cards.

Despite that, he struck a more optimistic tone on timing. Crisler suggested that prices could begin to stabilize in six to eight months, arguing that vendors are reacting defensively to market conditions. He compared the situation to past pricing reactions around US tariffs, where companies raised prices in anticipation of disruption, even when supply wasn’t immediately affected.

That outlook runs counter to many industry forecasts. Several analysts expect elevated memory prices to continue well beyond 2026, largely due to limited production expansion from major suppliers such as Samsung and SK Hynix, which are prioritizing higher-margin AI and data center demand.

Even if prices remain high, Crisler believes PC enthusiasts will adapt, as they have during previous shortages. He pointed to past periods where builders held onto older hardware longer or adjusted system specs rather than paying inflated prices.

For now, his advice is simple: avoid panic buying. Whether prices ease in months or stay elevated longer, the DDR5 market remains volatile, and buyers may be better off waiting for clearer signals before making major purchases.

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Ubisoft officially closes the deal to acquire Amazon’s "March of Giants" and the Montreal studio. As Rainbow Six Siege creator Xavier Marquis returns home, we dive into the latest details on this 4v4 War MOBA, the Twitch partnership, and Ubisoft’s aggressive new play for the competitive market.

Apple launched the iPhone 16e in February as its new cheapest device, but the lower price brought with it a ton of compromises, including the lack of MagSafe. Wireless charging is built-in, but with no magnets, Android-style. If you've been baffled by the decision to forgo this feature, there's some good news for the future. According to a new report, the iPhone 17e, expected in early 2026, will bring MagSafe support. iPhone 16e The iPhone 17e is also said to have Apple's second-generation C1X cellular modem, which made its debut in the iPhone Air this September (the iPhone 16e has...

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Samsung has started internal One UI 8.5 testing on the Galaxy S25 FE. The company has recently started a public Beta Program for the mainstream models, and plenty of Galaxy devices have already joined internal testing.

One UI 8.5 testing begins early on Galaxy S25 FE, signaling that Samsung has improved its software development mechanism. The new Fan Edition phone joins the growing list of devices that have started internal testing.

The latest internal test build is S731BXXU3BYLD, which bumps the software alphabet A to the fourth last place. The device launched with One UI 8.0 preinstalled, and the One UI 8.5 update won’t be the first OS upgrade.

Is it a sign of Beta Program?

Samsung is unlikely to invite Galaxy S25 FE for One UI 8.5 Beta testing. The device belongs to Fan Edition portfolio, which usually receives Stable updates. A surprise may come later, but don’t expect a Beta Program anytime soon.

On December 8, Samsung launched the One UI 8.5 Beta Program and provided the first Beta update to the Galaxy S25 series. The company plans to release the official version with the upcoming Galaxy S series in 2026.

As of now, Samsung hasn’t dropped hints to expand the Beta Program. Galaxy S25 series is the only eligible lineup, for now, but we may witness an expansion in the near future. It’s also possible that Samsung will push a stable version.

One UI 8.5 is an excellent update for Samsung phones. It brings the best of Android 16, i.e., Expressive design, and takes inspiration from Apple’s iOS 26.

Samsung has refreshed the user interface with dynamic tweaks, redesigned apps, tweaked various UI components and elements, boosted customization capabilities, simplified accessibility and added an array of new features.

Great News

Galaxy S25 FE: The first One UI 8.5 internal test build spotted on the server today.

Build Version: S731BXXU3BYLD/S731BOXM3BYLD/S731BXXU3BYLD pic.twitter.com/DYnTrQCKO3

— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) December 17, 2025

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We are in the middle of December 2025, and Samsung is rolling out a year-end update to many Galaxy phones and tablets. Most of the devices are getting December 2025 patches, while some have to settle for an older release.

Galaxy phones

Galaxy A05 and A24 are receiving the latest December security update, as spotted by MohammedKhatri. Samsung also has a new December 2025 software update for the Galaxy Buddy3 (A15) and Galaxy Jump3 (M44).

• Galaxy A15 (Buddy3): CYL1
• Galaxy A05: DYL2
• Galaxy A24: EYL2
• Galaxy M44 (Jump3): EYL1

Galaxy tablets

Samsung’s premium Galaxy Tab S8 series tablets and Fan Edition Galaxy Tab S10 FE lineup are also in for the December 2025 patches. The initial rollout has started, and expansion will take some time for global users.

• Galaxy Tab S8, S8+ and S8 Ultra: EYK1
• Galaxy Tab S10 FE and S10 FE+: BYL2

December 2025 patch

Earlier this month, Samsung revealed 68 improvements included in its December SMR. Galaxy devices (phones, foldables, and tablets) are eligible for the latest update.

It’s a crucial update that the company is providing to plenty of Galaxy devices. You can look forward to a better user experience after installing the December 2025 update on your device.

Apart from security patches, the firmware also clears system cache and unnecessary app data. As the storage cleans up, users see improvement in overall functionality and reliability.

Additionally, Samsung is working on the One UI 8.5 update. It will arrive for Galaxy devices in the second quarter of next year. The internal testing has already started for several devices, and the scope will widen sequentially.

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Smartphone shipments may decline in 2026, yet the Samsung Galaxy S26 series is expected to escape the dip.

In a recent development, analysts at Counterpoint Research have revised their shipment estimates for the 2026 smartphone market. It’s reported that the bill of materials costs would see a steep hike of up to 30 percent.

Apple and Samsung are best positioned to weather the next few quarters. Other vendors, mainly Chinese phone makers, will find it difficult to escape as they don’t have as much wiggle room to manage market share versus profit margins.

Prices of memory could continue to rise, and a 40 percent increase is expected through Q2 2026. This factor alone has the potential to negatively impact the BoM costs between 8% and over 15% above current elevated levels.

It’s going to hit the worldwide smartphone market in terms of shipments, phone makers with increased BoM costs, and even consumers who may need to spend more on their next purchase in 2026 and the years ahead.

Specifically, the BoM hike would hurt mid-range and budget phones way more than premium ones. Samsung is likely to avoid the worst for its Galaxy S26 series, which is slated to launch by the end of February next year.

“What we are seeing now is the low end of the market (below $200) being impacted most severely, with BoM (bill of materials) costs increasing by 20%-30% since the beginning of the year,” said Research Director MS Hwang. “The market’s mid- and high-end segments have seen 10%-15% price increases.”

Counterpoint Research has also revised the average selling prices (ASPs) to increase by 6.9 percent in 2026. Researchers earlier predicted 3.9 percent in their previous ASP forecast released in September 2025.

“In the lower price bands, steep price increases on smartphones are not sustainable,” said Senior Analyst Yang Wang. “And if cost pass-through isn’t possible, OEMs will start pruning parts of their portfolios – that’s actually what we are starting to see with significantly reduced volumes of low-end SKUs.”

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Deal | The LEGO Worlds Collide 2025 games collection is back on Humble Bundle. This time, it will be available for a very short time, but the package still offers 17 titles that are playable on the Steam Deck. They can all be scored for less than $1 each

The iPad mini 8 is said to feature a significant upgrade in terms of the processor. That, in combination with the OLED screen, could make the device even better value for the compact tablet lovers.

The long-troubled SuperSega FPGA “all-in-one” console has been officially cancelled, ending a two-year saga marked by dubious demos, trademark pressure from Sega, and over $156,000 in undelivered crowdfunding pledges. This article examines how red flags around the hardware’s authenticity, the creator’s controversial history, and failed promises to backers culminated in the project’s collapse and ongoing refund uncertainty.

Spiral galaxy NGC 4388 has featured in the ESA/Hubble Picture of the Week. The image revealed a stream of glowing gas flowing out from the galaxy’s disk. This gas has captured the interest of astronomers, and they are now seeking possible answers.

The vivo V70 was recently certified for sale in India, and now it's also passed through the FCC, confirming its global launch. The FCC certification has revealed that the phone will run Android 16 when it lands, undoubtedly with OriginOS 6 on top. The V70 supports 5G, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, and NFC. One version will have 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. According to a recent Geekbench listing, there will also be an option with 8GB of RAM, and the phone will be powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC. Different chipset aside, the V70 is expected to be a rebranded S50, which got official...

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Samsung is set to arm Camera Assistant with new and lost features in One UI 8.5. On the 8th, the company released the first One UI 8.5 Beta for the Galaxy S25 series, and users noticed two key camera features were missing.

The features were slated to be reinstated in the following Beta builds, but the camera moderator disclosed what’s actually coming next.

Next-gen Camera Assistant is coming

Samsung just confirmed an upgraded Camera Assistant is coming. Galaxy users on One UI 8.5 Beta will likely be able to get it on Beta 2. It won’t just bring back lost camera features but also debut a new way to capture.

Single Take and Dual Recording

Camera Assistant may bring one or two toggles to enable and disable Single Take and Dual Recording features. It will be supported on One UI 8.5 Beta 2 firmware, which is expected to be available around December 22.

• Here’s why you should wait for the One UI 8.5 Beta 2

Single Take and Dual Recording aren’t available in the One UI 8.5 firmware for Galaxy devices. The two features have a specific user base given their functionalities. Samsung confirmed it’s bringing both back with the second Beta.

New “Custom option for professional shooting”

Samsung moderator also teased a new “Custom option for professional shooting.” The Camera Assistant app will carry this feature as a new addition.

The camera moderator hasn’t provided detailed info about this new function. We assume it would be a new menu within the app to activate and turn off certain camera tools, like Single Take and Dual Recording.

Apart from the two, the new menu may also bring some new tools to elevate the Galaxy camera. The final testing is underway, and Samsung advised users to wait a “little while longer.”

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Samsung will release Micro RGB TVs in 6 sizes in 2026. The new TV lineup will take center stage at its keynote at CES next month. The company will share more details and information about availability at the exhibition.

On December 16, Samsung unveiled its Micro RGB TVs in six variants for 2026. The cutting-edge technology will be available in six sizes, ranging from 55 to 115 inches. The expansion sets a new standard for premium home viewing.

1. 55-inch
2. 65-inch
3. 75-inch
4. 85-inch
5. 100-inch
6. 115-inch

2026 RGB TVs feature advanced display architecture, reflecting engineering precision and elite picture performance. It delivers vivid color and clarity that make movies, sports, and TV shows feel more expressive and engaging.

Hun Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics, said:

“By expanding the lineup for 2026, we’re establishing a new premium category with sizes that span the full range of modern living spaces while maintaining our highest picture standards.”

Samsung’s 2026 portfolio features advanced technology and new enhancements. These upgrades enhance picture performance across color, clarity, and style. Key features include:

• Sub-100μm red, green, and blue LEDs for ultra-precise light control and color accuracy.
• 4K AI Upscaling Pro and AI Motion Enhancer Pro for brightness, motion and clarity.
• Micro RGB AI Engine Pro with next-gen AI chip for precise frame-by-frame clarity and realism.
• Micro RGB Color Booster Pro and Micro RGB HDR Pro to provide a vivid color experience.
• Micro RGB Precision Color 100 for revolutionary color expression.
• Glare Free technology to reduce light reflection on panel.
• Dolby Atmos for multidimensional sound.
• Adaptive Sound Pro for optimized clarity.
• Q-Symphony to deliver a deeper soundstage.
• Eclipsa Audio – A new spatial sound system engineered for immersive 3D audio.

Upgraded Vision AI Companion

Samsung’s next-gen Vision AI Companion is also featured in the 2026 RGB models. It brings LLM-powered intelligence with natural conversation via Bixby.

It enables conversational search, interactive Q&A, proactive recommendations, and access to AI features and apps such as Live Translate, Generative Wallpaper, and Perplexity.

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Astronomers detected a powerful explosion called a gamma-ray burst (GRB). But this particular GRB was not like any other that has been observed. It lasted at least seven hours, making it the longest-ever GRB.

Following the recent release of GPT-5.2, today OpenAI is unveiling the new and revamped ChatGPT Images, which is four times faster at generating images. This has obviously been developed to compete head-on with Google's Nano Banana Pro, in the same way in which GPT-5.2 is a direct response to Gemini 3 Pro. ChatGPT Images "adheres to your intent more reliably", OpenAI's press release says, when you ask it for edits, "down to the small details". It changes only what you ask while keeping everything else intact across inputs, outputs, and subsequent edits. This should unlock "results...

The difference between Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus could widen further in 2026 as Samsung is reportedly testing a new camera path for the latter model.

New findings (via ErencanYılmaz) suggest that Samsung is still testing a new camera setup for the Galaxy S26 Plus. The company may have been considering a different camera module for the Plus model, while keeping the base intact.

Samsung has been testing the Galaxy S26 series for a couple of months now. The company probably has two camera configurations on the table. It’s said that the third setup with sensor recycle hasn’t been added for the Galaxy S26 Plus.

Earlier, Korea’s TheElec reported that Samsung has canceled camera upgrades for the Galaxy S26 to keep the price unchanged. The fact remains true that the report didn’t mention the “Plus” model in the entire news post.

• Related article – Samsung Galaxy S26’s final camera spec chart leaks

Galaxy S26 may use the same camera as the S25, but the S26 Plus may improve at least two sensors. Samsung is expected to bring S5KGNG and S5K3LD cameras to the Plus version next year, improving the imaging capabilities.

New Cameras:

• Main – 50MP ISOCELL S5KGNG (replacing 50MP ISOCELL S5KGN3)
• Telephoto – 12MP ISOCELL S5K3LD (replacing 10MP ISOCELL S5K3K1)

Even though Samsung upgrades the S26 Plus camera, the Ultrawide and Front sensors may remain the same as the S25 and S25 Plus. The new 12MP Telephoto may not be fully utilized, but trimmed down to 10MP resolution.

For years, Samsung used to keep minimal hardware differences between its Galaxy S Standard and Plus models. We’ve seen the main distinction in screen size, battery, and charging, but it’s probably widening with the camera module in 2026.

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The Motorola Signature is expected to launch as a new Android flagship soon. Now a leak has provided our best look yet at the upcoming device, alongside some important details.

To some Resident Evil fans, the sight of AI images is scarier than any monsters. In a new interview, a Capcom executive previewed how the tools would impact upcoming titles. Previously, a technical director approved the use of generative AI to brainstorm designs for objects.

Xiaomi is rumored to be introducing the 17 Ultra in China on December 26, and you may have been wondering whether the company's next flagship smartphone would also get an international release. The answer is yes. While Xiaomi itself hasn't confirmed this yet, the FCC has just certified the global version of the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. This has the model number 2512BPNDAG, which is revealed in an IMEI database to belong to the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. The "G" at the end also confirms this is meant for global markets. The device will launch running Android 16 with HyperOS 3 on top, unsurprisingly....

Commodore International Corporation has filed a major trademark lawsuit against Italy-based Commodore Industries S.r.l., seeking to invalidate its 2017 registrations before the European Intellectual Property Office and Italian courts. The dispute, which CIC frames as essential to protecting the legacy and consumer trust in the original Commodore brand, comes as the company prepares a new licensing program and continues shipping its modern C64 Ultimate systems.

PayPal now wants to become a bank in the US. The company has submitted the required applications to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish PayPal Bank, which would be a Utah-based chartered industrial loan company. PayPal says this would strengthen its business and improve its efficiency, enabling it to "better support small business growth and economic opportunities across the US". Aside from providing small business loans, PayPal Bank would offer interest-bearing savings accounts to customers, and it would also become a...

Android is reportedly working on providing more controls over Wi-Fi sharing on devices with numerous user profiles. The new update will let you choose which Wi-Fi networks you share with others to make it easier to keep particular networks private.

At the moment, when you switch between profiles on an Android device, Wi-Fi networks are automatically shared with everyone. Like, if one user connects to Wi-Fi, all other users on the device can access it without entering their passwords again. But it can cause privacy issues if you want some networks to be secure.

For that, Android is introducing (spotted via Mishaal Rahman) a new Wi-Fi setting called the “Share network” toggle. This will allow you to decide if other profiles on the device can automatically connect to the Wi-Fi network. If you turn this setting off, other users won’t be able to use the network unless they enter the password themselves.

There’s also another setting, “Allow users to edit network”, that allows you to manage whether other users can update Wi-Fi settings. However, this feature is currently under development and might not be available just yet.

This new functionality is now in the Canary channel and is likely to be included in the next Android version, probably Android 16 QPR3 beta. It might expand to more devices once available. Stay tuned for more information.

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If you’re looking for a new Samsung flagship phone to buy, now’s the perfect time. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is on sale for a limited time on Amazon, and it comes with a big discount.

The original price of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is $1299.99, but right now you can get it for just $1024.99. It is almost 21% off, that’s a $275 savings. Notably, this deal is only available for two beautiful colors – Titanium Silverblue and Titanium Whitesilver. And it is live for the 256GB storage variant

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is the latest and powerful Samsung phone, offering a lot of great features. It offers an amazing camera with AI Night mode, which helps you take great photos even when it’s dark. The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Processor.

Moreover, the phone comes with a 5000mAh battery for all-day long power to your phone without worrying about charging it. It features a built-in S Pen, which makes it easier to take notes, draw, or edit on the go.

This is a great phone and is now available at an amazing price. So, hurry up as this deal is only live for a limited time. Click here to visit the deal link.

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Deal | Wild Terra 2: New Lands - a Medieval sandbox MMORPG - is now free to keep on Steam, but only until December 18. This coincides with a new high‑speed PvE server and Christmas event, making this usually discounted title a zero-risk pickup.

The Honor Power 2 is expected to launch in early 2026, packing a massive battery and a MediaTek Dimensity 8500 chipset. While Honor has yet to officially reveal any details, a fresh leak has now surfaced, shedding light on the phone’s camera specifications and color options. Prolific leaker Digital Chat Station has revealed new details about the Power 2. As per the tipster, the phone will offer a 50MP primary rear camera and a 16MP front camera. The Honor Power offered an 8,000mAh battery The tipster also noted that the phone will be available in Midnight Black, Sunrise Orange, and...

Samsung Display is reportedly collaborating with Ferrari, a renowned Italian car manufacturer, to integrate OLED screens into its upcoming vehicles. This partnership aims to make Ferrari’s car interiors more modern and high-tech. The new OLED screens will allow Ferrari to design a sleeker, more beautiful cabin.

After testing several display alternatives, Ferrari decided on Samsung OLED. The main advantages of OLEDs are that they take up less space, are lighter, and can be shaped into bespoke shapes. This offers Ferrari more freedom to customize the dashboard and display without losing performance or elegance.

With OLED, Ferrari can now design displays in unique shapes, not just the usual rectangular ones. This means the screen can fit perfectly with the car’s design to make the interior look even more balanced and user-friendly.

With this collaboration, Ferrari is all set to deliver a more high-tech and stylish driving experience with its next-generation cars.

Zin-U Pak, head of Samsung Display’s Europe business team, said (via Chosun):

“When thinking of the world’s most iconic high-performance sports car, the brand that comes to mind first is undoubtedly Ferrari. Ferrari has defined what excellence in motorsports is. Both Ferrari’s cars and its brand embody passion, relentless innovation, and the will to be the best, which deeply aligns with the values Samsung Display pursues.”

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Samsung is reportedly planning to bring back an old camera feature that many people have forgotten. New information suggests that the company is testing a variable aperture camera for a future Galaxy phone. This is the same feature that appeared on the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ back in 2018.

A reliable tipter, Digital Chat Station, shared this camera information on the Chinese platform Weibo. The post claims Samsung is experimenting with variable aperture designs for better and more natural results.

The reason Samsung is looking into this feature again may be because Apple is expected to introduce a similar camera upgrade on its iPhone Pro models in 2026. To stay competitive, Samsung could be preparing its own version ahead of time.

The aperture is the opening within a camera lens that allows light to reach the sensor. A wide aperture lets in more light, allowing for brighter photographs and a hazy background look. A narrow aperture allows less light in while keeping more of the image in focus.

Most smartphone cameras today have a fixed aperture and rely on software to adjust photos. A variable aperture, however, changes physically to give natural results without heavy image processing.

Samsung already used this variable aperture camera on the Galaxy S9 and S9+. Those phones could switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4 aperture settings. The wide option was helpful for night photos, while the narrow one worked better in bright light. Users didn’t need complex settings to benefit from it.

Currently, there’s no confirmation about bringing back variable aperture cameras. So, we have to wait for Samsung’s official confirmation.

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Camera watermarks are a practical feature. In addition to shooting parameters, manufacturers can use them to advertise their camera or smartphone, especially since photos are often shared on social media. A leak now illustrates how Xiaomi and Leica plan to design these watermarks on the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, which also points to a deeper collaboration.

Nintendo Switch Online on the Switch 2 offers a growing selection of classic GameCube games. Sadly, input lag often makes gameplay less enjoyable than expected. After a new update, players are reporting more responsive controls in selections like The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.

The Apple iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are expected to receive a more significant design change than previously anticipated, as the latest rumors point to a new and potentially controversial placement of the front camera. The report also contains some details on the upcoming iPhone Fold.

A surge in AI demand is triggering a global memory-chip supply crisis, driving DRAM and HBM prices sharply higher and threatening everything from AI data centers to budget smartphones.

Ulefone has a new smartphone on offer, the Armor 34 Pro+, which comes with a projector and a 5 chip. Other features include a massive 25,000 mAh battery and various certifications.

The Apple iMac Pro is set to make a comeback, and could make Apple's all-in-one much more interesting for creative professionals with a larger display and significantly higher performance.

An electric vehicle with the new solid-state electrolyte chemistry would be able to cover more than 1,000 miles on a single charge. The solid-state battery invention, however, would first power robots like Tesla Optimus.

Deal | Chilkey has announced that US buyers can once again claim a free wireless mechanical keyboard when they buy a Chilkey Slice75 HE, a premium Hall effect gaming keyboard. The free giveaway is also accompanied by a 15% discount and a free accessory gift, meaning eligible buyers can get two keyboards for as little as $167.15.

Oppo’s next flagship, the Find X9 Ultra, is expected to arrive with notable upgrades over the Find X8 Ultra, including a bigger battery. Although the company hasn’t confirmed a launch date yet, an Oppo executive has hinted at the phone’s battery capacity. In response to a Weibo comment, Oppo’s Zhou Yibao revealed that the Find X9 Ultra will pack a battery larger than 7,000mAh. Oppo Find X8 Ultra Given that the Find X8 Ultra has a 6,100mAh battery, a 7,000mAh-plus battery on the Find X9 Ultra would be a major upgrade. The phone may even pack a 7,500mAh battery, especially since the...

Samsung’s One UI 8.5 Beta Program is currently live for the Galaxy S25 series in limited countries. Along with several new features, the One UI 8.5 update improves system apps to add new features and enhancements. Samsung Collection app is getting significant upgrades with One UI 8.5.

The Samsung Collection is a special feature on Galaxy phones that lets users save and organize text, images, websites, and other content. Currently, the app is only available in select regions, including China.

One UI 8.5 update reportedly brings several useful changes to Samsung Collection. A new floating bar appears at the bottom of the app to make navigation faster and easier. The Sets grid now looks similar to Gallery albums and Samsung Internet tabs for a cleaner and more modern design. Users can now save multiple clips in one set and rename sets as they like.

Moreover, links are shown in a card-style view with a website thumbnail. By tapping on a link, it opens directly in the browser. It means you don’t need to follow several steps.

Galaxy AI also works better in this update. When saving content, the app can automatically create tags and summaries. These tags appear below the clips and in the Search section to make it simpler to find content later. Even the Search section has also been improved with new categories and a revamped UI.

Users can now listen to saved text with play, pause, forward, and backward controls, as a text-to-speech feature has been added. This is an amazing feature for reviewing long notes.

Although Samsung has not announced plans to release Collection globally, this update makes the app more useful and easier to use. One UI 9, based on Android 17, is expected to bring these new features to more Galaxy devices.

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Casio has launched the G-Shock GBM2100CX-9A in the US for $330. The watch has an engraved gold ion-plated bezel and horse-themed detailing. The Tough Solar and Bluetooth-equipped G-Shock sits near the top of the 2100 lineup.

Prominent Chinese display brand HKC has revealed that it will launch the world's first RGB mini LED monitor in 2026, dubbed the M10 Ultra. RGB mini LED technology boasts several improvements over traditional mini LED displays, such as impressively improved color reproduction, higher contrast, and much higher brightness.

Team Cherry is updating Hollow Knight's graphics to Silksong's standard, and bringing Silksong a free expansion like Hollow Knight used to receive.

On December 12, 2025, a rare event was observed, as a new impact was seen on the night side of the Moon. And if the object that collided with our natural satellite is unknown, certain hypotheses have been put forward.

The DRAM crisis is expected to hit the smartphone market hard next year – mid-range smartphones are likely to be equipped with only 4 GB or 6 GB of RAM, while flagship models are expected to become more expensive. In turn, this is likely to have a negative impact on sales of Apple iPhones, Samsung Galaxies and other devices.

German camera specialist Leica and Danish company Phase One have announced a collaboration that will not only plans a deeper integration of Leica cameras into Capture One in the future, but will also give Leica customers a free bonus.

The Analogue Pocket can now be used to digitalize an entire game collection and extract ROM files that can also be played on other devices. With a new app called MROM, save games can even be digitally backed up.

Google is now offering the first third-party charger for the Google Pixel Watch 4 that utilizes Google's official charging hardware. The Mous Pixel Watch 4 charger is not as portable as Google's, but is said to perform better when used in a fixed location.

The Realme 16 series is all set to launch on January 6, and we finally have our first look at their design. Realme 16 Pro Master Gold and Master Grey Realme 16 Pro and 16 Pro+ are designed by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa – the same designer behind previous Realme phones, including the Realme X2 Pro Master Edition, X50 5G Master, GT Master and GT Explorer Master. The 16 Pro series features an Urban Wild Design with four color options. Master Grey, Master Gold, Camellia Pink and Orchid Purple. The latter two will be India-exclusive. Realme 16 Pro India-exclusive colors...

You probably know that RAM prices have skyrocketed in recent months, which will have a major negative impact on smartphones in the coming months. Analyst firm Counterpoint has revised its predictions for 2026 – instead of level shipments, the firm is now forecasting that the global smartphone market will shrink by 2.1%. The worrying thing is that the punishing rise in memory prices will persist – Counterpoint warns that prices can go up by another 40% through Q2 2026. Global Smartphone Market Share and YoY Growth by Key OEM, 2026(E) Currently, the Bill of Materials (BoM, i.e. the...

Google is working on some updates for its Gemini app that will make it easier to use and more organized. Gemini is a tool that helps you create images, documents, and other content. Right now, everything you make is saved in one place, My Stuff. Soon, this section may be split into separate categories for media, documents, and purchases.

At the moment, all your creations are shown together in a single list, which can feel a little crowded. The new design will separate your photos and videos from your documents.

There may also be a new section – Purchases, to keep track of items you’ve bought using Gemini’s shopping feature. This change should make it much easier to find anything you’ve made or bought.

Gemini is also getting a new look for the input box where you type your prompts. Right now, the box appears as a card at the bottom of the screen. In the updated version, the box will be detached and give the app a cleaner look.

There’s also an improvement for new haptic feedback. When you send a prompt, you’ll feel a small vibration, and you’ll get another one when Gemini finishes processing your request. For now, this feature is only in the main app and may not be available in the overlay.

These new changes show that Google wants Gemini to be more organized and easier to use. These updates are still in development and will soon improve the overall Gemini experience. Stay tuned.

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Samsung achieved a slim profile for its first tri-folding smartphone by using a custom Galaxy Z TriFold wireless charging module made by Witz. This module supports 15W induction charging and is Qi2 ready.

Display quality and trackpad functionality have often been the downfalls of laptop dock solution. Apparently, the NexDock 6 resolves both issues with improved speakers and superior battery life, too.

The EOP4A is an OCuLink adapter card from Minisforum. Best known for its mini-PCs, Minisforum claims that the EOP4A should not face any signal loss when connected to an eGPU thanks to its built-in redriver chip. The Minisforum EOP4A is available to order now.

A unique Zelda experience may be on the way, with Monolith Soft leading development. The Xenoblade Chronicles studio has already assisted with Skyward Sword, Breath of the Wild, and Tears of the Kingdom. A new interview hints that Nintendo now trusts the company to build a new game from scratch.

Samsung is preparing to unveil a new budget option in its Galaxy A smartphone series. Sitting beneath the Galaxy A17, the Galaxy A07 5G has now been exposed in early benchmark listings that confirm various details about the device ahead of time.

The Dreame Air Power 17 power bank has been released in China. It is the first accessory of its kind from the brand, which is already well known for its range of smart home devices. Features include a wireless charging pad, a single USB-C input/output port and a slim, integrated stand.

Epic Games Store has started off the mystery game giveaway event for the holiday 2025 season with an AAA title. As for the second free game, there's still no obvious clue, but some fans are predicting that it will be Yooka-Replaylee.

Motorola has updated the Moto G Power with a 2026 edition. Sporting three major upgrades over its 2025 predecessor, the Moto G Power 2026 maintains a $299.99 starting price with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage too.

A new Seiko collaboration watch, The Eva "The 30" (EVA-01 model), has been launched in Japan. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the TV series, this timepiece has a purple and green design, a nod to the Unit-01. This is a limited edition diver's watch with an automatic movement and 200 m water resistance.

Deal | Resident Evil 4, widely regarded as one of the best remakes ever, is now available on Steam at its lowest price to date: a 60% discount brings it down from around $40 to just $16. The offer runs until December 18.

The Oppo Find X9 lineup is expected to grow next year with the additions of the Find X9 Ultra and the Find X9s. Now, a new leak suggests that Oppo is working on yet another model with dual 200MP cameras. According to tipster Digital Chat Station, Oppo is working on a cheaper phone with flagship specs that could launch sooner than expected. Oppo Find X9 Pro The phone is said to feature the MediaTek Dimensity 9500+ chipset alongside dual 200MP rear cameras. According to the tipster, both the primary and telephoto cameras will use the 1/1.56-inch 200MP Samsung HP5 sensor. While DCS...

The Samsung Galaxy Watch4 and Watch4 Classic were originally set for 4 years of OS updates – and considering that they launched in August 2021, this period is technically over. However, the pair of watches is now getting Samsung’s One UI 8 Watch, which is based on Wear OS 6. Right now the update is rolling out to Wi-Fi watches in South Korea. The firmware version ends in “JYK4”. This is a pretty hefty download of over a gigabyte. One UI 8 Watch arrives on the Galaxy Watch4 and Watch4 Classic You might want to settle in for a wait as gradual rollouts take a while to reach all...

Samsung is expanding the December 2025 security update for Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphones in Europe and Indonesia. The update is already out for users in South Korea.

This update improves the phone’s security and stability. Samsung has fixed 68 security issues, including both Android and Samsung-specific problems. These fixes help protect user data and make the device safer to use. It improves the system performance to make the phone run more smoothly.

The installation package size of this update is around 350MB. Users of the Galaxy S24 series can verify the December 2025 security update via the One UI build versions given below.

• S921BXXSBCYK8 – Galaxy S24
• S926BXXSBCYK8 – Galaxy S24 Plus
• S928BXXSBCYK8 – Galaxy S24 Ultra

This December security update is based on Android 16 with One UI 8. The Galaxy S24 series is also eligible for the One UI 8.5 update.

Earlier this month, Samsung released the One UI 8.5 beta for the Galaxy S25 series in a few countries. The company may expand this beta program to more Galaxy devices later, including the Galaxy S24 series.

If you own a Galaxy S24 phone, you can check for the security update easily. For that, open Settings, go to Software update, and tap Download and install. Installing the latest update will help keep your device secure and ready for future software upgrades. Stay tuned.

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A lamp that moves through the room on its own, follows its user, and combines lighting, cameras, and artificial intelligence: White Rabbit is an unusual smart home gadget. The floating light system runs on a ceiling-mounted rail, automatically adjusts brightness and color temperature, can function as a security camera, and even supports video calls. A fascinating Kickstarter discovery that sits somewhere between a vision of the future and a slight sense of unease.

A new Iniu power bank, the SnapGo P781 Wireless Power Bank Qi2 25W 10,000 mAh, has appeared at Amazon in Europe. This model offers up to 25W power via a wireless charging pad, and it also has two USB-C ports. While it is available to order, it is currently marked as out of stock.

The LG Micro RGB evo MRGB95 TV has been officially announced ahead of its upcoming debut. This flagship model is the first of its kind from the brand, and will be available in three larger sizes. Features include high color accuracy, enhanced upscaling and a range of AI tools, including a chatbot.

Honor has unveiled a new affordable smartphone, the Play 60A, in China. The company’s new smartphone offers a 90 Hz LCD display, 5G connectivity, up to 6 GB of RAM, a decent 13 MP primary camera, and a 5,300 mAh battery with 15 W wired charging. It’s now available in China in three color options.

The Minisforum BD895i SE has been officially introduced as a new MoDT board with the AMD Ryzen 9 8945HX. It has two M.2 and two DDR5 slots, bringing support for up to 4 TB of storage and 96 GB of RAM.

Xiaomi has pushed out a new HyperOS 3 update based on Android 16. Designed for the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, the new firmware is a circa 9 GB download that should be rolling out gradually within the next few days as an OTA update.

The Core Ultra 7 365, an 8-core Intel Panther Lake CPU, has leaked on Geekbench, giving us our first look at the potential performance of the chip. Sadly, based on the Geekbench 6.3 single and multi-core results, the Core Ultra 7 365's performance is nothing to write home about.

Garmin has delivered a milestone build for older smartwatches like the Fenix 7. Finally moving on v23.xx development after five months of updates, Beta Version 25.03 brings numerous changes to the table with over a dozen bug fixes and other updates.

Motorola announced the Moto G (2026) and Moto G Play (2026) last month, and today it's following them up with the Moto G Power (2026). The phone comes with a 6.8-inch LCD screen with FHD+ resolution, 1,000-nit peak brightness, 120Hz refresh rate, and Gorilla Glass 7i on top. It has stereo speakers and both IP68 and IP69 ratings for water and dust resistance. Motorola says it's been tested in 14 MIL-STD-810H categories, confirming its ability to withstand drops, temperature extremes, and humidity. Moto G Power (2026) in Pantone Evening Blue The Moto G Power (2026) has the...

Google is making changes to the Remix feature in its Messages app after many users complained about it. The Remix feature lets users edit photos directly in chats, but its large button over images caused frustration. Several users reported that the button was too big, blocked photos, and could not be turned off.

In a recent beta update of the Google Messages app, Google seems to be listening to the feedback. A teardown of the update via AssembleDebug shows that the Remix button has been moved to less annoying spots in the app.

The Remix button now appears in menus that make more sense depending on where you are in the app, instead of showing up directly on images. In the attachment screen, the Remix button has been moved to the left of the caption field.

Moreover, the Remix button has been pushed down to the bottom-left corner of the screen in the full view of photos. These changes make the Remix button less noticeable. But still, there is no way to turn it off.

Currently, it’s unclear whether these changes will be rolled out to everyone. However, these changes show Google is paying attention to complaints and trying to make the feature more useful and less annoying.

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Deal | Resident Evil 4, widely regarded as one of the best remakes ever, is now available on Steam at its lowest price to date: a 60% discount brings it down from around $40 to just $16. The offer runs until December 18.

Arc Raiders celebrated a strong start in late October 2025 and, according to Embark Studios, is set to be developed over the long term – without a fixed roadmap, but guided by a clear vision. Art Director Robert Sammelin outlined this approach in an interview with PC Gamer.

Internal analyses by SK Hynix suggest that the current DRAM shortage could persist until at least 2028 – although some forecasts paint a far more optimistic picture.

New leaks have identified key details about DJI's first fifth-generation Ronin camera gimbal. Launching as the DJI RS 5, the new professional camera gimbal will surpass not just the RS 4 but also the RS 4 Pro.

Several days ago, Skyrim unexpectedly received a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, offered as a free upgrade for Anniversary Edition owners. Whilst the patch significantly improves the game’s graphics, an analysis by Digital Foundry uncovered major issues.

Ai+, led by former Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth, entered the smartphone market in July with the Ai+ Pulse and Ai+ Nova 5G. Now, the brand has teased the launch of a new smartphone, which, surprisingly, is a foldable. We are looking at a flip-style foldable, called NovaFlip. Ai+ hasn't revealed any features of the smartphone, but a teaser posted by the brand on its official X account gives us a glimpse of the NovaFlip's design. It has an accented power button and features two vertically-aligned cameras on its cover. Flip the script with #NovaFlip. Stay tuned. Reshare to experience the...

A while back, a number of Redmi Note 15 models leaked. Now, one of them is on sale at Belgian carrier Telenet. The page lists specs and prices, but considering that none of these are official yet, we should be wary of inaccuracies. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 15, the 5G model, is available for €280 (with a €30 discount for subscribers). This is for a model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB storage, the only one that we found on the site. Xiaomi is yet to set an official reveal date for the Note 15 series, but it did confirm that the Redmi Note 15 5G will be powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen...

Adobe Lightroom for Samsung is getting new features and HDR editing for the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S24 series. Adobe has updated its Lightroom Mobile app to version 11.1.0, which brings a significant boost to Galaxy users.

The main addition is support for HDR editing on the Samsung Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S25 models. The app previously limited full HDR workflows to certain other Android phones.

HDR editing

Now, owners of the S24 and S25 can make adjustments while seeing the full range of brightness and detail on their screens. Before this update, users could not fully edit HDR photos in Lightroom, even though the hardware supported it.

Owners of the Galaxy S24 series, who have waited for this HDR capability since the phone’s launch in early 2024, will find it particularly useful. The Galaxy S25 series, released in early 2025, gets the feature right away.

More enhancements

Users can now create customized albums directly in the app and share them through a unique link or QR code. The best part: you don’t need to subscribe to the premium tier to gain access to this useful sharing functionality.

Additionally, the latest Adobe Lightroom app update includes support for additional cameras and lenses. This improves compatibility with newer devices and ensures better raw file handling and lens corrections.

These changes make Lightroom a stronger tool for mobile photographers using Samsung’s flagship devices. The combination of powerful phone cameras and professional-grade editing options continues to improve.

The update is available now on the Google Play Store and Galaxy Store for compatible Samsung phones.

Changelog:

• Now, you can go seamlessly from editing to sharing customized photo albums of your favorite moments via a unique link or QR code, no subscription required.
• Edit in HDR on Samsung Galaxy S24 and S25.
• New camera & lens support.
• Bug fixes and stability improvements.

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Samsung is stepping up its efforts to streamline the operations of its Taylor foundry. The company has reportedly finalized the firm, which will ensure the logistics for precursors supplied to the Texas chip plant in the US.

TheElec reports that Samsung tapped Lake Materials to handle the logistics of raw materials for its Taylor foundry. While the facility is set up in the US, the company is prioritizing Korea-based firms in the supply chain.

Samsung has internally decided to authorize Lake Materials with the logistics and transportation of precursors to be used at the Taylor plant. The company has also reportedly notified relevant partners of this directive.

Lake Materials is expected to benefit if it gets officially finalized by Samsung.

An industry insider said, “Samsung has informed us to route the precursors for the Taylor fab process through Lake,” adding, “Major semiconductor precursor suppliers such as DNF and Hansol Chemical are also aware of this.”

Samsung is ramping up its efforts to turn the Taylor fab operational. The company has recently secured massive orders from Tesla, Apple, and Nvidia. Tesla’s AI chips will be manufactured at the Texas semiconductor fab.

To this end, Samsung will start establishing equipment in the factory early next year. Late Materials will have to set up logistics hubs in both South Korea and the US to align with the plant’s operational schedule.

• South Korea – Collection and shipment of the materials from the precursor manufacturers.
• US – Handling local warehouse operations and delivery management.

A Lake Materials official stated, “We are expanding the scope of our cooperation with Samsung in the US, but it is difficult to confirm specific details.”

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Deal | 2024's MSI Titan 18 HX A14VIG is an RTX 4090-powered gaming laptop that aims to serve as a proper desktop replacement. Woot is now selling the 18-inch gaming laptop at a phenomenal 43% discount compared to its full list price. The catch? The MSI Titan 18 HX is in factory-refurbished condition with an OEM warranty.

A substantial code leak has revealed numerous new features that the Apple iPhone is likely to receive in the coming months. Ranging from a supposed paid Apple Health+ subscription to comprehensive Siri improvements, Apple has big plans for iOS 26 and iOS 27.

Long 15 - NCR Expansion immerses you into the heart of NCR territory with new towns, new quests, and over 200 new NPCs. Dungeons and new factions are also available, and you will be able to face them with new weapons.

Deal | Humble Bundle has brought yet another bundle back for a rerun — Humbling Soulslike. The bundle, which had its first run in September with a total of seven games, is now back with six games.

Deal | Chilkey has announced that US buyers can once again claim a free wireless mechanical keyboard when they buy a Chilkey Slice75 HE, a premium Hall effect gaming keyboard. The free giveaway is also accompanied by a 15% discount and a free accessory gift, meaning eligible buyers can get two keyboards for as little as $167.15.

Deal | The Keychron Holiday Sale has officially kicked off, with sweeping discounts of up to 25% and free shipping on orders over $69. Keychron's wireless mechanical and HE gaming keyboards have historically impressed in our reviews, and the discounts include one of the more popular affordable wireless Hall effect keyboards we've reviewed, the K4 HE, which packs a compact layout with a num pad and a sleek, modern design.

The holidays are almost here and you can gift yourself or your loved ones the gift of health with the Ultrahuman Ring Air. You can pick it up today from ultrahuman.com with a 30% discount if you use our code GSM30. Note that this link will automatically redirect you to your local Ultrahuman site. If you prefer to buy it through Amazon, then use this code instead: AMCGSM10. It's available from Amazon UK, Amazon Germany, Amazon India and others. Ultrahuman Ring Air €114 / ₹8,550 off with our code: GSM303 free...

Realme today added two new members to its Narzo series - the Narzo 90 and Narzo 90x. Realme Narzo 90 Let's talk about the Realme Narzo 90 first. It's powered by the Dimensity 6400 Max SoC and has up to 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage, expandable via a microSD card. The smartphone runs Realme UI 6.0 based on the dated Android 15 and comes with the promise of three Android OS upgrades and four years of security updates. The Narzo 90 is built around a 6.57" 120Hz FullHD+ AMOLED display that's protected by Dragontrail Star D+ glass and has 4,000 nits of peak brightness. The display also...

It’s been over a week since Samsung launched the One UI 8.5 Beta Program and released the first firmware update. Galaxy S25 series is the only eligible candidate for the early access ahead of the Stable release in early next year.

One UI 8.5 Beta 1 is a pretty impressive update for Samsung users, while the upcoming Beta 2 is worth the wait. Seasoned Samsung users are aware of the fact, they prefer system stability over gaining early access to new software.

One UI 8.5 Beta 2 – Here’s why you should also wait for it

The upcoming One UI 8.5 Beta will bring real improvements based on feedback provided by Beta participants. The first Beta was prepared based on the assessment and testing by Samsung developers, not general users.

Numerous Galaxy S25 users are exploring new features and facing bugs/issues while using. They submit their feedback and feature requests on the Members app. Samsung developers analyze the inputs and prepare the second update.

If you neither handle bugs nor wait much for One UI 8.5, wait for the release of Beta 2. It will be a significantly better build than the initial drop. Be prepared as the slots will be limited and fill very fast moments after opening.

When to expect

It’s been a week, but the Beta 2 update will take some more time to arrive. It’s expected to be released on December 22 for the existing participants. Countries, including India and Poland, would directly receive Beta 2.

One UI 8.5 Beta is currently limited to Germany, Korea, the UK, and the US. India and Poland will join the countries once Samsung drops the Beta 2 update. It’s nothing new but a strategic move that has been carried out for years.

• Good Lock on One UI 8.5 – Here’s the real-time compatibility overview

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Ford has paused production of its electric F-150 Lightning as losses in its EV business continue and demand for electric pickup trucks stays uneven. The company is shifting focus toward hybrids while reevaluating its EV timelines and volumes.

Deal | Kingbull has officially revealed its Christmas sale, offering significant discounts on its performance-focused e-bikes and additional freebies on a successful purchase. On top of that, the company is also offering a straight $200 off when you buy two Kingbull bikes. The Kingbull Literider 2.0, the Rover 2.0, and the Discover 2.0 are some of the models that are currently available at an enticing price point.

LG’s latest WebOS update quietly adds Microsoft Copilot to the Korean brand's TVs, and you can't uninstall it. The move has sparked backlash, with users expressing exhaustion at the encroaching "bloatware" culture of modern smart TVs, and electronics in general.

While iOS 26.2 launched only a few days ago, Apple has already begun seeding the first iOS 26.3 beta to supported devices. This release brings a few notable changes, including an all-new transfer tool for users who want to migrate from iPhone to Android, as well as notification forwarding to third-party wearables. Transfer to Android is the latest addition to Apple’s set of transfer tools. It allows you to migrate data like apps, photos, contacts, messages and more by connecting the two devices to the same wireless network. The novelty is that this feature is now built into iOS and does...

Recent leaks suggest Apple is developing a new AirTag, an upgraded HomePod mini, an iPad powered by the A19 chip, and an M4-based iPad Air. Now, a fresh leak has emerged, shedding light on a broader slate of Apple products and features expected to arrive in 2026 and beyond. The folks over at MacRumors have reportedly received a list of “unreleased devices and features” that was found in an early iOS 26 beta. The extensive list references multiple upcoming Apple devices, chipsets, and internal codenames. As per the list, Apple could launch the AirTag 2, Studio Display 2, and several...

Honor is all set to unveil the Honor Win series of smartphones later this month in China. It is speculated that the brand will announce the Honor Power 2 as a successor to the original Honor Power, which packed a massive 8,000mAh battery, by early 2026. Recent reports have revealed that the Power 2 will pack an even bigger battery. A new leak, courtesy of tipster Digital Chat Station, has revealed several other details about this phone, including its launch timeframe.

Honor Power 2 specifications (rumored)

According to the tipster, codenamed Saber, the Honor Power 2 will feature a 6.79-inch OLED LTPS screen with a flat design. It will offer a 1.5K resolution of 2640 x 1200 pixels, but there is no information about its refresh rate.

Under the hood, the Power 2 will feature the upcoming Dimensity 8500 chipset. While a previous leak revealed that it will feature a 10,000mAh battery, this new leak reveals the exact size as 10,080mAh. The device will support 80W wired charging and is expected to lack wireless charging support.

Moving on to the cameras, the Honor Power 2 is said to feature a 16-megapixel front camera and a 50-megapixel primary camera on the back. While it is not mentioned in the leak, the device is likely to ship with Magic OS 10 based on Android 16.

The leak further states that the Honor Power 2 will be sold in three shades, including Snow White, Midnight Black, and Sunrise Orange. As far as the release is concerned, DCS claims that the device is tentatively scheduled to launch before the upcoming Chinese Spring Festival, suggesting a January 2026 launch.

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Back in November 2025, Thunderobot dropped a new company PC for gamers in China. The new Mix G2 Mini PC was dropped with cutting edge performance and Nvidia’s most powerful graphics card in a tiny form factor. But now, it appears that this small gaming rig is coming to the global market to take on ASUS’s latest ROG NUC 2025 model.

Thunderobot Mix G2 Mini PC Goes Global Soon

Following the initial Chinese launch, the company has now shared a new teaser, hitning at the international release of its powerful new gaming mini PC. This system isn’t alone, as Thunderobot will release it alongside the Zero Air gaming laptop. Based on what we know so far, the Mix G2 is a tiny system that is targeting gamers and creators alike. It brings high end desktop level powewr in a body that measures just 3.2 liters.

Under the hood, the Mix G2 is equipped with Intel’s latest Core Ultra 9 275HX processor, which brings 24 corse and 24 threads with a maximum clock speed of 5.4Ghz. It has a max TDP of 120W and even delivers 36 TOPS AI computing through its NPU. Coupled with this, you get Nvidia’s latest and greatest GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, which has a max TDP 175W, 24GB of GDDR7 memory, Blackwell architecture, 10,496 CUDA cores, and 1824 TOPS of AI performance.

Keep in mind that this is the top configuration as there were more affordable options like the RTX 5080. Thunderobot is set to showcase the Mix G2 mini gaming PC will be unveiled globally during the upcoming CES 2026 event, which is set to kick off on 6th January 2025.

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Realme Narzo 90 series has officially been launched in India, expanding the company’s mid-range portfolio with two new smartphones, the Narzo 90 and Narzo 90x. The new lineup focuses on delivering large displays, long battery life, and modern software, while catering to different price segments. Continue reading ahead to know everything about the Narzo 90 lineup.

Realme Narzo 90 series specifications and features

The Realme Narzo 90 and Narzo 90x feature large screens, though the display technology differs between the two models. The Narzo 90 comes with a 6.57-inch Full HD+ AMOLED panel offering a 120Hz refresh rate, high-frequency PWM dimming, and enhanced colour coverage. In comparison, the Narzo 90x sports a larger 6.8-inch HD+ LCD display with a faster 144Hz refresh rate and high brightness mode, aimed at users who prioritise smooth scrolling.

Under the hood, the Narzo 90 is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 Max chipset, while the Narzo 90x runs on the Dimensity 6300 processor. Both phones support up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage and ship with Android 15-based Realme UI 6.0. Realme has also confirmed extended software support for the Pro lineup, including three OS upgrades and four years of security updates.

Camera capabilities are similar across both devices. Each phone features a 50-megapixel primary rear camera, while the Narzo 90 adds a 2-megapixel secondary sensor. On the front, the Narzo 90 is equipped with a 50-megapixel selfie camera, whereas the Narzo 90x houses an 8-megapixel front-facing sensor. Both phones support AI-powered camera features and video recording up to 1080p.

A major highlight of the Narzo 90 series is the 7,000mAh battery present on both smartphones, paired with 60W fast charging support and reverse wired charging. The Narzo 90 offers higher dust and water resistance ratings, while the Narzo 90x focuses on durability and louder audio output.

Realme Narzo 90 series price in India, availability

The Realme Narzo 90 series is available in multiple variants. The Narzo 90 is priced at Rs 16,999 for the 6GB + 128GB variant and Rs 18,499 for the 8GB + 128GB model, with bank offers bringing the effective prices down to Rs 15,999 and Rs 17,499 respectively.

The Narzo 90x starts at Rs 13,999 for the 6GB + 128GB version, while the 8GB + 128GB variant is priced at Rs 15,499, with bank discounts reducing the prices to Rs 11,999 and Rs 13,499. Both smartphones will be available for purchase via Amazon and Realme’s official website, with sales beginning from Dec. 23 onward.

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MSI has unveiled a new and gorgeous MEG X870E GODLIKE X EDITION motherboard on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the company’s GODLIKE series. And as the name suggests, this is not a mass-market product.

MSI says it will produce just 1,000 units worldwide, and each motherboard will feature a unique serial number along with a numbered gold nameplate.

The X imprint and gold accents on the board make it clear that this is a limited-edition release. The motherboard also features a 3.99-inch Dynamic Dashboard III display that plays a dedicated 10th-anniversary animation when powered on.

MSI is bundling the motherboard with several limited-edition accessories, such as a numbered M.2 Frost Armor matching the motherboard’s serial number, a custom display stand, and even a limited-edition black dragon plush toy.

MSI MEG X780E GODLIKE X EDITION Specifications

Under the hood, the MEG X870E GODLIKE X EDITION sticks closely to what you would expect from a no-compromise AM5 motherboard. The power delivery system uses a 24 (110A SPS) + 2 + 1 phase design, paired with dual 8-pin CPU power connectors and third-generation titanium inductors. 

MSI says this setup is designed to provide stable power for AMD’s Ryzen 9000 series processors, including scenarios involving extreme overclocking.

Memory support includes four DDR5 slots in a dual-channel layout, with MSI claiming support for memory speeds of up to 9000+ MT/s. And for storage, the motherboard includes five onboard M.2 slots, and MSI bundles an M.2 XPANDER-Z SLIDER GEN5 expansion card. 

Moreover, expansion options include two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots and one PCIe 4.0 x4 slot, enough for multi-GPU setups or specialized add-in cards. 

To keep everything running reliably, MSI has designed an extensive cooling solution. This includes a second-generation magnetic M.2 Frost Armor system, dense finned heatsinks, cross-shaped heat pipes, and thermal coverage across the VRM, chipset, and storage areas.

MSI has also added several EZ DIY features, such as a graphics card quick-release button, tool-free M.2 clips, and an EZ Bridge interface. 

As for connectivity, you get 10G and 5G Ethernet, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4. Audio is handled by a fifth-generation esports audio module with 7.1-channel output, and you can tweak all the software settings through MSI Center. 

The MEG X870E GODLIKE X EDITION is now available in China for 8,888 yuan. Whereas, MSI’s US store lists it at $1300.

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Xiaomi is hard at work bringing the HyperOS 3 update to its vast portfolio of smartphones on Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO branded devices. Earlier this month, the company’s latest software upgrade hit the Xiaomi Band 10 and Redmi Note 14 5G models. And now, the Redmi Note 14 5G users are getting this update in the Indian market as well.

Xiaomi India rolls out HyperOS 3 to Redmi Note 14 5G

The Chinese tech giant is now releasing the Android 16 OS based custom skin to the Redmi Note 14 5G model in India. This update carries the 3.0.2.0.WOQINXM firmware version with a long list of changes and upgrades. So here’s everything in the official HyperOS 3 changelog:

• Smoother and more stable
• Refined compiler instructions enhance performance and responsiveness while lowering power use
• Improved memory allocation and recovery increase available system memory
• Improved integrated frequency scheduling boosts system efficiency and reduces power consumption
• Improved short-video playback efficiency for better battery life
• Optimised graphics: A new window-rendering mechanism reduces graphics-rendering load
• Smoother system animations: Fine-tuned animations across 100+ system scenes for smoother, more natural motion

Apart from the latest Android iteration, a major new addition to the HyperOS 3 is Xiaomi’s HyperIsland feature that is inspired by Apple’s Dynamic Island. So it is basically a pill shaped feature on the top that shows all live activities like music, calls, timers, navigation, and more. Xiaomi built this feature to give more information at a glance, while adding intuitive and seamless interactions as well. In related news, Xiaomi is getting ready to celebrate Christmas with a new watermark in China.

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The HyperOS 3 rollout is still underway, but it appears the brand has already begun working on its next iteration, HyperOS 4. Xiaomi may have accidentally mentioned it in an official announcement on the global bug report channel.

The next major HyperOS upgrade was mentioned in issue #6 of the latest weekly bug report, which concerns the system launcher force-closing issue. The status of the issue reads, “the fix will be implemented in the upcoming OS4 Major Update.” Here, OS4 refers to the HyperOS 4 update.

HyperOS 4 update might arrive early

This is the first time Xiaomi has officially mentioned HyperOS 4. The bug report channel doesn’t reveal anything else. However, it suggests that Xiaomi may already be working on HyperOS 4, especially since multiple users are facing issues, and fixes for them will be included in the next upgrade. The update could also arrive earlier than we’re expecting.

This year, Google released Android 16 in June, earlier than its usual timeline. Samsung was quick to follow it up with a stable release in July, while other brands took a little longer. The tech giant is expected to follow a similar timeline for Android 17. So, a quicker HyperOS 4 release is definitely on the cards.

This also means Xiaomi may not have enough time to prepare for HyperOS 3.1. Therefore, the brand may skip this incremental upgrade and instead focus directly on HyperOS 4.

As of writing this post, Xiaomi hasn’t confirmed anything regarding HyperOS 4, including an early release. However, it’s unusual to mention “OS4” when there are dozens of devices waiting for HyperOS 3. Anyway, we’ll keep you posted with the latest developments around HyperOS in our Xiaomi section.

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As 2025 draws to a close, Google is giving Pixel fans a significant reason to celebrate. The tech giant has officially kicked off its End of Year Sale, offering substantial price cuts and other goodies on its flagship smartphone lineup.

Expected to last till January 2, the sale provides a good opportunity for users to upgrade to the latest Pixel devices, including the newly released Pixel 10 and the versatile Pixel 9 series.

Big Savings on the Pixel 10 Series

The highlight for the sale is unarguably the Pixel 10 family. For those eyeing the base Pixel 10, Google is offering an instant cashback of ₹7,000 on EMI transactions made via HDFC Bank credit cards.

To know more about offers on Google Pixel 10 visit Google Store.

However, the deals get even better for the “Pro” models. The Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the innovative Pixel 10 Pro Fold are all eligible for a massive ₹10,000 instant cashback. These incentives effectively lower the barrier to entry for Google’s most powerful hardware, featuring the latest Tensor chips and industry-leading camera capabilities.

Use the provided links for the Pro or Pro XL to know more about the deals.

Google Pixel 10 Pro/XL: Google Store

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Offers on Pixel 9 and More

If you are looking for a more budget-friendly entry into the Google ecosystem, the Pixel 9 series remains a compelling choice. During this sale:

• The Pixel 9 is priced starting at ₹58,399.
• The Pixel 9a starts at an attractive ₹44,999.

Both models come with an additional ₹5,000 instant cashback for HDFC Bank credit card users on EMI plans. Even the premium Pixel 9 Pro Fold sees a price adjustment, currently listed at ₹1,63,999 with a ₹4,000 cashback offer.

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Beyond Smartphones: Accessories on Sale

The discounts extend beyond just phones. To complete the “Made by Google” experience, the Pixel Watch 3 is now available for ₹22,915, while the Pixel Buds Pro 2 have been discounted to ₹19,900. These price drops make it easier than ever to build a cohesive ecosystem of devices that work seamlessly together.

So, do check other offers on the Google Store as a part of the Google End of Year Sale.

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A new HMD smartphone has surfaced on Geekbench, offering an early look at what appears to be the HMD Pulse 2 Pro. The device shows up under the codename “Pearl” and reveals several key hardware details.

The Geekbench listing identifies the motherboard as “ums9230_6h10.” At first glance, this points toward Unisoc’s T606 or T615 platforms, but the CPU configuration tells a different story. The chip features two performance cores clocked at 1.82GHz and six efficiency cores running at 1.61GHz, which doesn’t match the T606 series, where all cores operate at the same frequency.

Instead, the setup closely aligns with the Unisoc T7250. That lines up with an earlier leak for the Pulse 2 Pro. Those listings mentioned a T615 chip, but that now appears to be a mislabeling, possibly due to overlapping internal codenames.

The Geekbench listing further reveals 4GB of RAM and shows the phone running Android 15. If Android 16 introduces higher minimum RAM requirements, the Pulse 2 Pro may need to rely on Android Go for long-term software support.

According to a recent report, more phones with just 4GB of RAM could launch next year as memory prices continue to rise. The 2024 Pulse Pro was offered in 4GB, 6GB, and 8GB variants, so it remains to be seen whether the Pulse 2 Pro will still get an 8GB option, especially given its entry-level positioning.

Overall, the benchmark points to a familiar formula for HMD’s budget lineup. The Pulse 2 Pro appears to focus on basic functionality rather than raw performance.

HMD hasn’t confirmed the device yet, but with benchmark listings and retailer leaks now stacking up, an official announcement may not be far off.

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Realme is all set to unveil the Realme 16 series of smartphones in January 2026. While interest is building around the new lineup, the rumour mill is actively leaking details about it. Recently, the Realme 16 Pro was spotted on Geekbench with the Dimensity 7300 chip. Now, the Realme 16 Pro+ has reportedly surfaced on the same benchmarking platform, revealing its chipset, RAM, and OS.

Realme 16 Pro+ Geekbench listing

Reports have revealed that the RMX5131 model number belongs to the upcoming Realme 16 Pro+, and the same device has now appeared on Geekbench. The company has officially claimed that the 16 Pro+ packs a Snapdragon chip that is stronger than the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4.

The Realme 16 Pro+ Geekbench listing reveals that it is powered by a Qualcomm chip that includes a prime core clocked at 2.80GHz, three cores operating at 1.84GHz, and four cores running at 2.80GHz. The metadata of the Geekbench listing also reveals that the chip features the Adreno 722 GPU.

Interestingly, the above chip details are an exact match with the specifications of the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4. This indicates that the Realme 16 Pro+ chip could be the same Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 with some tweaks.

The listing further reveals that the Realme 16 Pro+ has 12GB of RAM and runs Android 16. The company has already confirmed that the device will feature the Realme UI 7 skin on top of the Android OS. It has also revealed that the Pro series will receive three years of OS upgrades and four years of security updates.

Realme has already revealed the Realme 16 Pro series and its collaboration with popular designer Naoto Fukasawa. The entire series will come in color options such as Master Gold, Master Grey, Camellia Pink, and Orchid Purple. Apart from the 16 Pro series, the brand will also announce the Realme Buds Air 8 alongside, in shades like Master Gold, Master Grey, and Master Purple.

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BEPOCAM 360° 4-Channel Dash Cam is designed for drivers who want complete visibility and reliable protection on the road. With full 360° coverage and multi-camera recording, it offers added confidence for daily driving and parking. Now available at a discounted price, this limited-time sale makes it one of the best moments to purchase for those looking to upgrade their in-car safety setup.

Deal and Availability:

BEPOCAM 360° 4-Channel Dash Cam is available on AliExpress at a limited-time discounted rate. Originally priced at $54.15, you can now get it for $49.17 by applying the coupon code: G85N8VGMI2U2. The promotion runs from December 15 through December 30 and is available while stock lasts.

Full 360° Coverage With 4 Cameras

BEPOCAM 360° dash cam uses a true 4-channel system to record the front, rear, left, and right sides of your car at the same time. Each camera has a wide 180° viewing angle, creating full panoramic coverage with minimal blind spots. The lenses are adjustable and rotatable, allowing you to fine-tune angles based on your car’s layout for maximum visibility in all directions.

High-Resolution Video Recording Options

This dash cam offers flexible recording modes depending on your storage and clarity needs. You can record in 4K for the front camera with 720P for the rear and side cameras, or switch to 2.5K front with 1080P on the other three cameras. This setup ensures sharp license plate capture, clear road details, and reliable side and rear footage in daily driving or incidents.

Clear Viewing With Built-In Display

A 3-inch IPS screen makes it easy to preview footage, adjust settings, and review recordings directly on the device. The interface is simple to use, with smooth menu navigation and on-screen playback. Time-lapse recording is also supported, making it useful for long parking sessions without filling up storage too quickly.

Fast Wireless Connectivity

The BEPOCAM dash cam includes built-in 5GHz WiFi, allowing quick connection to the BEPOCAM mobile app. Through the app, you can preview live footage, download videos, and share clips wirelessly. The app works on both Android and iOS, making it convenient to manage recordings without removing the memory card.

Optional GPS Tracking Support

GPS features are available through an external GPS kit (sold separately). Once connected, the dash cam records driving speed, vehicle location, and route history. Footage can be played back on Windows or Mac using GXPlayer, with routes displayed on Google Maps. This is useful for trip tracking, accident review, and insurance documentation.

Reliable Night Vision Performance

For nighttime driving and low-light conditions, the dash cam uses infrared night vision with 8 IR LEDs. Combined with WDR (Wide Dynamic Range), it balances bright headlights and dark areas for clearer footage. This helps reduce glare and improve visibility when driving or parking at night.

24-Hour Parking Surveillance

With a hardwire kit (not included), the BEPOCAM supports continuous parking protection. Time-lapse mode records at 2 frames per second, saving storage while keeping long-term coverage. Collision detection automatically locks a 10-second video if an impact is detected, even when the car is parked. The system starts quickly in about 5 seconds, ensuring reliable monitoring.

Smart Safety Recording Features

A built-in G-sensor detects sudden impacts and automatically locks important clips to prevent overwriting. Loop recording saves videos in 3-minute segments, overwriting the oldest files when storage is full. Locked videos are stored separately, ensuring critical evidence is always protected.

Storage Support and Requirements

The dash cam supports microSD cards up to 256GB. For best performance, a U3 or Class 10 high-speed card is recommended. The memory card is not included and must be purchased separately.

Heat-Resistant Power System

Instead of a battery, BEPOCAM uses a supercapacitor, which is safer and more durable. It handles extreme temperatures from -20°C to 65°C, making it suitable for hot summers and cold winters. This design avoids battery swelling or explosion risks. Power is supplied through USB-C (5V / 2A).

Easy Installation and Wide Compatibility

The compact design fits most car models without blocking the driver’s view. Installation is straightforward, supported by a step-by-step graphic guide. Adjustable camera angles allow a customized setup based on vehicle size and layout.

Items Not Included

The package does not include a microSD card, an external GPS kit, or a hardwire kit for parking mode. Cloud storage and remote monitoring features are also not included in this.

BEPOCAM 360° 4-Channel Dash Cam is designed for drivers who want complete visibility, strong night performance, and reliable parking protection. With flexible resolution options, wireless app control, and a heat-safe power system, it offers solid all-around protection for everyday driving and long-term vehicle security.

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If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to buy the OnePlus 15, this might be it. As part of the ongoing OnePlus Community Sale, the flagship smartphone has received a noticeable price cut, making it more appealing for buyers who were previously on the fence. So here’s what you need to know.

OnePlus 15 is Cheaper Right Now

The Chinese brand has just dropped the OnePlus Community Sale in the Indian market, bringing big discounts on multiple smartphone models and even some hearables. One of the highlights of this promotional sale is the deal on the OnePlus 15, the company’s latest flagship phone. To recall, this performance focused premium phone debuted with a starting price tag of Rs 72,999 for the 12GB + 256GB configuration.

But during the new Community Sale, OnePlus is bringing back the special launch offers for the OnePlus 15. In other words, the OnePlus is getting an instant discount of up to Rs 4,000 to Axis Bank and HDFC Bank credit card holders. Keep in mind that this deal is also available on EMI purchases with up to six months of no-cost EMI available on select cards.

This brings the effective price down to just Rs 68,999. Alongside the OnePlus 15, the OnePlus 13s is also getting a discount, which now starts from Rs 51,999. Similarly, the latest Nord series models like the Nord 5 and Nord CE 5 are seeing a similar discount, starting from Rs 30,749 and Rs 23,749, respectively. A bunch of hearables have also gone on sale, including the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 (Rs 7,799), Bullets Z2 ANC (Rs 1,599), Nord Buds 2R (Rs 1,599), and Nord Buds 3 (Rs 1,749).

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The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 was announced in September, and Qualcomm quickly followed it up with another chip release — the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. The newer chip also features Oryon cores, but doesn’t bear the “Elite” moniker for some reason.

Besides the weird naming scheme, Qualcomm weirdly compared the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 to a two-year-old 8 Gen 3 chip rather than the Snapdragon 8 Elite at the chip announcement. So, where does the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 settle into the Snapdragon 8-series? Can it beat the Snapdragon 8 Elite? Let’s dig deeper into the benchmark scores and key differences to figure it out.

	Snapdragon 8 Gen 5	Snapdragon 8 Elite
Announced	November 2025	October 2024
Process node	TSMC’s 3nm (N3P)	TSMC’s 3nm (N3E)
CPU cores	8-core	8-core
CPU cores	2 x 3.8 GHz — Oryon (3rd gen) 6 x 3.32 GHz — Oryon (3rd gen)	2 x 4.32GHz — Oryon (2nd gen) 6 x 3.53GHz — Oryon (2nd gen)
GPU	Qualcomm Adreno GPU Ray tracing support Snapdragon Elite Gaming features	Qualcomm Adreno 830 GPU Ray tacing support Snapdragon Elite Gaming features
NPU	Qualcomm Hexagon NPU Agentic AI support	Qualcomm Hexagon NPU
Memory	LPDDR5X, up to 4.8 GHz	LPDDR5X, up to 5.3 GHz
Storage	UFS 4.1	UFS 4.0
Camera	Qualcomm Spectra Triple ISP (20-bit) Up to 320MP single camera up to 108MP single camera with zero shutter lag Up to 48MP triple cameras with zero shutter lag real-time semantic segmentation (limitless) 4K/120fps video recording 1080p/480fps slow-mo video recording	Qualcomm Spectra Triple ISP (18-bit) up to 320MP single camera up to 108MP single camera with zero shutter lag up to 48MP triple cameras with zero shutter lag limitless real-time semantic segmentation (up to 250 layers) 8K/30fps video recording 1080p/480fps slow-mo video recording
Connectivity	Snapdragon X80 5G modem Download speed: 10 Gbps (peak) Upload speed: 3.5 Gbps (peak) Wi-Fi 7 (peak speed: 5.8 Gbps) Bluetooth 6.0	Snapdragon X80 5G modem download speed: up to 10 Gbps upload speed: up to 3.5 Gbps Wi-Fi 7 (peak speed: 5.8 Gbps) Bluetooth 6.0

Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Snapdragon 8 Elite: Benchmark score

We are yet to see a smartphone with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip in the global market. However, the unreleased OnePlus 15R was recently spotted on Geekbench with a single-core score of 2,784 and a multi-core score of 9,329.

The Realme GT 7 Pro, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite, pulls higher scores: 3122 in the single-core test and 9507 in the multi-core test. That’s about a 12% increase in the single-core score, but a modest 2% gain in multi-core performance.

	Single core	Multi core
Snapdragon 8 Gen 5	2,784	9,329
Snapdragon 8 Elite	3,122	9,507

So, the newer Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 can’t match the Snapdragon 8 Elite’s performance despite featuring the latest Oryon cores. The reason is lower CPU speed and the lack of high-bandwidth memory. We’ll learn about more key differences below.

Note: We’ll update the section with benchmark scores from additional platforms, including 3DMark and AnTuTu, once we have tested a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 smartphone.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Snapdragon 8 Elite: Key differences that matter

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is fabbed using TSMC’s 3nm (N3P) process, which offers slightly better performance compared to TSMC’s 3nm (N3E) process used for the Snapdragon 8 Elite.

The CPUs also bring several important differentiations. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 has third-gen Oryon cores, while the 8 Elite features second-gen Oryon cores. The (2 prime + 6 performance) core setup is there on both chips, but the Elite chip benefits from much higher clock speeds.

The GPU differences aren’t very clear. Qualcomm hasn’t announced which Adreno GPU is inside the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. However, according to recent leaks, it’s Adreno 840, the same GPU inside the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, but with a lower peak frequency and a trimmed-down version of the sliced GPU architecture.

In contrast, the Snapdragon 8 Elite features an Adreno 830 GPU. It’s difficult to say which chip has the more powerful GPU without testing the device or reviewing the benchmarks. We’ll run gaming-specific benchmarks once we get the device and update the article.

The connectivity aspect doesn’t bring any differences, as both feature the same X80 5G modem with up to 10Gbps download speeds, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 6.0. The cameras bring several differences, though. The 8 Gen 5 features a 20-bit AI ISP, which offers a more usable dynamic range and smoother gradients compared to the 18-bit ISP used in the 8 Elite chip.

The Snapdragon 8 Elite allows up to 8K/30fps video recording, the newer 8 Gen 5 chip peaks at 4K/120fps. While this may seem a downgrade, it isn’t. The 4K/120fps is more practical for users than 8K. The latter is more of a marketing spec. Even the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 supports up to 4K/120fps recording, not pushing to 8K.

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Casio‘s G-Shock MRG-B2000KT-3A is now available in the US after launching in Japan and the UK. Arizona Fine Time sells it for $8,000, while Chrono24 listings start at $6,242. Stock is limited everywhere.

The watch pulls from Japanese sword-making. The titanium bezel is based on the tsuba sword guard and has a hand-carved phoenix made using Shishi-Aibori hammering. Each bezel is different because craftsmen carve them individually with hammer and chisel. Green DLC coating gives it the kuroganeiro black iron look seen in forged steel. Four emeralds sit in the bezel screws and represent wisdom and spiritual strength.

The case shows “nie,” the crystallized edge pattern found on tempered sword blades. Casio creates this by recrystallizing pure titanium. Brown AIP coating makes it harder and adds a copper color. A metal plate at 9 o’clock says “2025 LIMITED.” The dial ring has a red-to-orange gradient. The dial features an arrow feather design from the hamaya charm used for protection. Yamagata Casio makes all exterior parts through precision machining.

The strap uses dark green Durasoft fluorine rubber. It’s soft, tough, and won’t wear out or discolor easily. It has a Bishamon tortoiseshell pattern. The titanium clasp is deep hardened with the same brown AIP coating as the case.

The watch has 20-bar water resistance, solar charging, Bluetooth time correction, and multi-band radio control for Japan, North America, Europe, and China.

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Oppo has plenty of new phones lined up for the first half of 2026. However, one phone that Oppo fans are eagerly waiting for is the Find X9 Ultra. The company has already confirmed it will not launch a flagship phone without a 7,000mAh battery. Now, Oppo Find series product manager Zhou Yibao has officially hinted at the battery size of the X9 Ultra.

Oppo Find X9 Ultra battery size teased

When a netizen asked Yibao to reveal the Find X9 Ultra’s battery size, he responded with the words “unprecedentedly powerful.” In another Weibo post, the Oppo executive revealed that it is well over 7,000mAh in capacity.

Earlier, tipster Smart Pikachu claimed that the Find X9 Ultra will have the largest battery compared to other Ultra-branded phones such as the Galaxy S26 Ultra, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Vivo X300 Ultra, and Honor Magic 8 RSR, also known as the Magic 8 Ultra.

Oppo is also expected to launch the Find X9s and Find X9s Plus alongside the Find X9 Ultra. Despite being a compact phone with a 6.31-inch screen, the Find X9s is said to pack a battery of around 7,000mAh capacity. Likely, with the Find X9 Ultra being a larger device featuring a 6.8-inch screen, it may house an even bigger battery, although it is unclear whether the capacity will reach 7,500mAh.

As per reports, the Find X9 Ultra is expected to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip. Its rear camera setup is expected to include a 200-megapixel Sony IMX09E main camera with OIS support, a 50-megapixel ultra-wide camera, and a pair of 50-megapixel periscope telephoto cameras. The phone is also expected to come with other features such as an ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint sensor, 80W wired charging, 50W wireless charging, and ColorOS 16 based on Android 16.

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Apple’s product roadmap for 2026 and beyond may have just leaked in unusually broad detail, and yes, it includes Apple’s long-rumored first foldable iPhone. The information, unearthed by MacRumors, reportedly comes from an Apple prototype device running an early build of what we now know as iOS 26.

According to the report, the prototype device was sold, after which the buyer shared access to the beta software. The build carries the version number 23A5234w and is internally labeled as iOS 19, not iOS 26. This discrepancy actually helps confirm its age. It is an early beta of the operating system that eventually shipped as iOS 26.

What makes this discovery notable is the sheer scope of unreleased hardware referenced inside the software.

MacRumors was able to extract a lengthy list of unannounced Apple devices — spanning iPhones, iPads, Macs, wearables, home products, and even future silicon. Several of the codenames and model identifiers align with existing rumors, adding weight to the rumor. 

Below is the full list of products referenced in the beta.

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AirTags and Home Devices

• AirTag 2 — B589
• Apple Studio Display 2 — J427, J527
• Apple TV — J355
• HomePas (base variant) — J490
• HomePad (mounted variant) — J491
• Possible smart home camera — J229
• Tabletop robot — J595
• HomePod mini 2 — B525

iPads

• iPad 12 — J581, J582 (Wi-Fi and Cellular)
• M4 iPad Air (11/13-inch)  — J707, J708, J737, J738 (Wi-Fi and Cellular)

iPhones

• iPhone 17e — V159
• iPhone Air 2 — V62
• iPhone 18 Pro — V63
• iPhone 18 Pro Max — V64
• Foldable iPhone — V68

Macs

• Low-cost MacBook (A18 Pro) — J700
• M5 Pro / Max MacBook Pro (14/16-inch) — J714c, J714s, J716c, J716s
• M5 MacBook Air (13/15-inch) — J813, J815
• M5 Mac Studio (M5 Max / Ultra) — J775c, J775d
• M5 Mac mini (M5 / Pro) — J873g, J873s
• M6 14-inch MacBook Pro — J804
• M6 Pro / Max MacBook Pro (14/16-inch) — K114c, K114s, K116c, K116s

Wearables and Spatial Devices

• Vision Air — N100
• AR glasses prototype — N421
• Mac-connected AR glasses — N107
• Cheaper Vision Pro / second-generation Vision Pro — N109
• AI smart glasses — N50 / N401
• Apple Watch Series 12 — N237, N238 (Wi-Fi and Cellular)
• Apple Watch Ultra 4 — N240

Chips

The beta also references several upcoming Apple silicon projects:

• U3 (Ultra Wideband) — T2034
• M5 Pro / Max / Ultra — T6050
• M6 — T8152
• A20 / A20 Pro — T8160
• S11 — T8320

Unknown Codenames

Several identifiers appear without clear links to existing rumors:

• N110
• N209
• N216
• J349
• J190
• J226

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Smalth Titanium has been officially announced as a new-generation smart ring focused on everyday health tracking with minimal user involvement. The brand has revealed that the ring is built around long battery life, offline functionality, and a durable design, aiming to make health monitoring less intrusive.

Smalth Titanium focuses on offline tracking and durability

At the heart of Smalth Titanium is its ability to track health data even without a constant connection to a smartphone. The ring can store up to seven days of complete health information internally, allowing users to go offline without losing important insights. Once reconnected to the companion app, the stored data syncs automatically, ensuring continuity without manual effort.

The ring is crafted using medical-grade titanium, chosen for its lightweight feel and long-term comfort. This material also improves resistance to corrosion and daily wear, making it suitable for extended use across different environments. Smalth has deliberately kept the design screen-free, allowing the ring to blend naturally into daily routines without distractions.

Battery life is one of Smalth Titanium’s defining strengths. Under normal usage, the ring can last between five and seven days, while lighter usage can stretch battery life to nearly twelve days. When paired with its charging case, the total battery life can extend beyond thirty days, reducing the need for frequent charging.

This endurance is achieved through efficient power management and low-consumption sensors rather than oversized hardware. Alongside battery performance, the ring supports heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, activity logging, recovery insights, and waterproof protection.

With multiple size options and a neutral aesthetic, Smalth Titanium is positioned as a wearable that supports health quietly, without demanding constant attention from the user.

Small titanium price and availability

The Smalth Titanium is listed for $88 on the company’s official website. It is available in only a black shade.

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LG Micro RGB evo has been officially announced ahead of CES 2026, marking LG’s entry into the flagship RGB television segment. While the company has not shared pricing or availability timelines yet, it has confirmed that the new TV represents a major step beyond MiniLED technology. Recognized with a CES 2026 Innovation Award, the Micro RGB evo sets the tone for LG’s next phase in premium home entertainment.

LG Micro RGB evo brings OLED-level control to RGB displays

At the core of the LG Micro RGB evo is a new Micro RGB backlight system that uses extremely small individual RGB LEDs. These LEDs are controlled with OLED-like precision, drawing from over a decade of LG’s OLED development. This allows finer control over colour and brightness compared to conventional MiniLED TVs, resulting in more accurate image reproduction.

Powering the display is the upgraded Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen 3, which features a Dual AI Engine with Dual Super Upscaling. This setup processes two different AI enhancement techniques at the same time, improving sharpness while keeping visuals natural and well-balanced. The processing also enables RGB Primary Color Ultra, delivering full colour reproduction across BT.2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB standards, all certified by Intertek.

The Micro RGB evo also introduces Micro Dimming Ultra, managing over a thousand dimming zones for precise control of light and contrast. This helps preserve detail in both bright highlights and darker scenes, placing it among the highest-performing LCD TVs in terms of contrast accuracy.

Beyond picture quality, LG continues to focus on personalisation through its webOS platform. Features such as Voice ID, AI Picture and Sound Wizard, and a customised home screen adapt the experience to individual users. AI Concierge, AI Chatbot, and AI Search further simplify content discovery.

The LG Micro RGB evo, model MRGB95, will be offered in 100-inch, 86-inch, and 75-inch sizes. Visitors can experience the TV firsthand at LG’s booth during CES 2026 in Las Vegas from January 6 to January 9.

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FEVM, a China-based brand focused on compact mini PCs, has launched its second system, the FAEX1. The new machine adopts a familiar cheese-grater aesthetic reminiscent of Apple’s designs, but incorporates a 16-core AMD APU and up to 128GB of LPDDR5X-8533 memory into a compact 1-liter chassis.

FEVM FAEX1 Specifications 

The FAEX1 measures 220 × 133 × 35mm and uses a CNC-machined aluminum alloy shell to achieve its glossy, industrial look. Despite its size, the mini PC is unusually generous with ports. 

Both the front and rear panels include two USB-C 40Gbps ports, two USB-A 10Gbps ports, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 2.0, an SD 4.0 card reader, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an OCuLink 4i port for connecting external GPUs.

For connectivity, FEVM sticks to the latest standards. The FAEX1 supports dual-band Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, alongside a 2.5GbE RJ45 port for wired networking.

Powering the system is AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 “Strix Halo” processor. It’s a 16-core APU built on AMD’s Zen 5 architecture, offering 32 threads, a Radeon 860S GPU with 40 RDNA 3.5 compute units, and an integrated XDNA 2 AI accelerator for on-device AI workloads.

To keep all of that in check, FEVM says the FAEX1 uses a 160W cooling solution that combines two active fans with a large vapor chamber. According to the company, this setup allows the mini PC to maintain peak performance even under sustained heavy loads.

Memory options include either 64GB or 128GB of soldered RAM, and storage is handled through three PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2 2280 slots for SSDs.

In China, the FAEX1 starts at 10,999 yuan for the 64GB barebones configuration with no SSD. The 128GB version costs 13,999 yuan, which roughly translates to $1,550 and $1,970, respectively, at current exchange rates.

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