Samsung has kicked off its teaser campaign for the Samsung W26 – the special version of its Z Fold7 for the Chinese market. The device is set to launch on October 11, and we now have our first teaser for the device. While we don't get an actual look at the device, we do get confirmation that the foldable will be offered in the traditional red and black colors, which have been staples for previous Samsung W-series devices over the years. The image also implies the W26 will bring a gold-colored frame. Despite its international success with foldables, Samsung has not been able to...
Earlier this year, T-Mobile launched its Starlink-powered T-Satellite service in the US with support for messaging and location-sharing. The carrier announced that it is now expanding the service to third-party apps with support for popular apps like WhatsApp, AllTrails, OnX, AccuWeather, Google Maps, CalTopo and X. The service is bundled with most T-Mobile plans, while users on other networks can purchase access for $10 per month. The aforementioned apps will work on most of the recently released Android and iOS devices, with support for older models being expanded. T-Mobile also...
OnePlus has begun teasing the OnePlus 15 for the Chinese and global markets, but it hasn't announced the phone's launch date yet. All that the brand has said so far is that the OnePlus 15 is "coming soon." Previous rumors claimed that the OnePlus 15 would launch in China in October, and if a new media report is to be believed, it will debut in international markets in November. According to this report, citing industry sources, the OnePlus 15 will make its international debut on November 13 at a global launch event. And on the same day, OnePlus could also introduce the OnePlus 15 to the...
Samsung's Android 16-based One UI 8 stable update rollout is in full swing, and the latest smartphones in line to receive the stable One UI 8 are the Galaxy Wide 8 and Galaxy A35. [#InlinePriceWidget,12705,1#] The Samsung Galaxy Wide 8 is receiving the One UI 8 stable update in South Korea with firmware version M166SKSU3BYI8. However, it's worth noting that the Galaxy Wide 8 is known as the Galaxy M16 outside South Korea, and it has also been launched as the Galaxy F16 in some markets, so the stable One UI 8 for the M16 and F16 could be released soon. Samsung Galaxy...
The upcoming iQOO 15 is expected to launch at some point this month, and the brand has recently confirmed a few more of its specs. First of all, the iQOO 15 will have wireless charging, unlike its predecessors. This was long rumored to arrive in the next generation, but it's great to finally have official confirmation as well. Next up, the phone comes with IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance, along with a new generation ultrasonic fingerprint sensor that should be even faster than the one in the iQOO 13, which first introduced this feature to the line. Finally, the...
According to analysts from investment bank Morgan Stanley, Apple is bound to imminently increase production of the iPhone 17 series. For 2025, it will up the order from 84-86 million units to a number in the low 90 millions. The production increase will focus primarily on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, as demand for the iPhone Air has so far been lower than predicted. But, if this report is accurate, Apple underestimated how many people would want to buy a Pro or Pro Max, and is now going to adapt to increased market demand for those models. Morgan Stanley analysts think...
You may have seen those privacy screen protectors that limit the viewing angles of the phone’s (or laptop’s) screen so that you can see it head on, but people off to the side can’t peek over your shoulder. Samsung seems to have figured out how to achieve the same functionality without a special screen protector – and, more importantly, the feature can be toggled on or off as desired. Initially spotted inside One UI 8.5 code, the Privacy Display feature is described as such: “Limits screen visibility from side angles to protect your privacy in public.” Now, X user Ach has shared...
You may have seen those privacy screen protectors that limit the viewing angles of the phone’s (or laptop’s) screen so that you can see it head on, but people off to the side can’t peek over your shoulder. Samsung seems to have figured out how to achieve the same functionality without a special screen protector – and, more importantly, the feature can be toggled on or off as desired. Initially spotted inside One UI 8.5 code, the Privacy Display feature is described as such: “Limits screen visibility from side angles to protect your privacy in public.” Now, X user Ach has shared...
Huawei is the global leader in the wearables segment, and its smartwatches have now passed another milestone. Huawei confirmed that it now boasts over 100,000 watch faces on its Watch Face Store, which is part of the Huawei Health app. Those are accessible to its 17.5 million worldwide monthly active users for unparalleled personalization. From sport-specific watch faces that give you at-a-glance metrics for your performance to more avant-garde designs, Huawei has been expanding its collaborative effort with designers to provide even more options to its smartwatch users. Huawei...
Earlier this year, the Thread Group unveiled version 1.4 of the low-power smart home protocol. One of the key improvements was easy cross-ecosystem interoperability – meaning that Thread-based smart home devices from various brands can work in unison instead of each brand requiring its own control app. Samsung’s SmartThings is one of the first smart home ecosystems to add support for this network unification. This is supported on select SmartThings Hubs (including the Aeotec Smart Home Hub and the Aeotec Smart Home Hub 2) and will be added to more hubs soon. Aeotec Smart Home Hub...