OnePlus has now officially launched the OnePlus 15T in China. The compact flagship succeeds the OnePlus 13T as OnePlus's latest attempt at delivering a performance-focused, bang-for-buck model—although it does so while also carrying a heavier price tag than last year's phone.

According to yet another leak, OnePlus could be set to close its doors in several markets around the globe. Business is expected to continue as usual back home in China, but the company could exit both the US and European markets in short order.

A new compact flagship champion could be on the way. According to a new leak, Honor is set to downsize its base model flagship phone, making it a similar size to phones like the Xiaomi 17 and Samsung Galaxy S26, while equipping it with significantly more impressive hardware.

The Xiaomi 18 Pro and Xiaomi 18 Pro Max are expected to launch around September. Both phones are now tipped to arrive with wholesale camera upgrades, with both the main and zoom cameras set to get more powerful sensors.

Pearl Abyss's upcoming sandbox game, Crimson Desert, will feature Denuvo at launch. While the DRM has become associated with stunted performance, the studio appears to claim the game runs satisfactorily regardless.

According to new leaks, pricing for Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy A57 could step into flagship territory in certain markets, with the phone supposedly set to cost up to €799 when fully equipped. Price hikes are also expected across the lineup.