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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is set to feature practical upgrades including a switch to aluminum for better heat management, a redesigned camera system with a raised camera island, improved outdoor visibility and privacy features on the display, and a refined aesthetic inspired by the Z Fold 7, along with expanded color options and confirmed accessory compatibility, emphasizing user-centric innovation for 2024.
Leaked images and rumors suggest the OnePlus 15 will feature a new design with a redesigned camera array, a 6.7-inch display with 165Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon chipset, 7,300 mAh battery, and could launch in October with OxygenOS 16 and IP68/69 resistance.
Leaked images suggest Insta360 is redesigning its compact action camera, now called the Go Ultra, featuring a square shape, a larger sensor, 4K/60fps video, stabilization, horizon lock, and a new Action Pod dock with a flip-up screen, with an expected release date still unconfirmed.
Apple may move the logo on the back of the iPhone 17 Pro lower to accommodate a new full-width camera bar, a change linked to a redesigned camera system and new aluminum frame, which could impact MagSafe accessory alignment. Accessory makers are already adapting to this potential change.
The iPhone 17 Pro models are rumored to undergo a significant redesign, focusing on a new rectangular aluminum camera bump, as suggested by recent supply chain information from a Chinese leaker. This change would mark a departure from the traditional square camera module introduced with the iPhone 11. The redesign is expected to align with trends seen in upcoming Android phones, though it would require substantial internal structural changes. The accuracy of these rumors remains uncertain as Apple's plans could evolve.
A TikTok leak reveals pre-production samples of the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 XL, showcasing a redesigned camera bar and different finishes for each model. The Pixel 9 has two cameras, while the Pixel 9 XL has three. Google is set to unveil these devices, along with other new products and AI features, at their August 13 event in Mountain View.