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Apple is reportedly testing two major rear-camera upgrades for the iPhone 18 Pro: a main camera with a variable aperture and a telephoto with a larger aperture (with rumors of a teleconverter as well), plus a rumored 24MP front camera; if real, these would mark Apple’s first variable-aperture iPhone camera and could accompany a fall launch alongside a foldable iPhone.
Leak suggests the iPhone 18 lineup will largely preserve its appearance, with Apple emphasizing the new 2nm A20/A20 Pro chips and camera improvements. iPhone 18 Pro models are expected to gain a smaller Dynamic Island, a C2 modem, and enhanced cameras, while the non‑Pro is anticipated to launch in early 2027 with similar upgrades.
Rumors say the Galaxy S27 Ultra will adopt the ISOCELL HP6 200MP primary sensor (1/1.3-inch) and bring upgrades to the ultrawide and mid-zoom cameras, with possibilities of 8K 60fps video and a larger super-telephoto sensor with 5x optical zoom. There are also whispers of 3D face-scanning biometric tech via Metalenz Polar ID and even a potential removal of the built-in S Pen, though these details remain unconfirmed.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, expected in 2027, may feature significant camera upgrades, including new sensors for the primary, ultra-wide, and selfie cameras, although its telephoto camera may remain unchanged from the Galaxy S26 Ultra, with details still uncertain.
Leaks suggest Samsung's Galaxy S26 series may feature new camera software enhancements, including a 24MP shooting mode, HDR10+ support, and possibly new focus controls, indicating a focus on improved photography capabilities despite concerns over hardware differentiation from previous models.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is set to feature groundbreaking technology including the world's first 2nm Exynos 2600 chipset, faster 60W charging, a larger 6.9-inch display, and camera improvements, making it a highly anticipated flagship that addresses previous user complaints and aims to compete with Apple and Chinese rivals.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is expected to see camera improvements, including a jump in ultra-wide-angle and telephoto sensor resolutions, while maintaining the same primary and selfie camera specs as its predecessor, aiming to enhance its appeal without significantly increasing the price.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is rumored to feature camera upgrades, including a higher-resolution 12MP telephoto lens and a 50MP ultrawide sensor, building on the Galaxy Z Fold 7's camera system, with an expected release around July 2026.
Rumors suggest the iPhone 18 Pro will feature a smaller display cutout using hole-in-active-area technology, a variable aperture main camera, a transparent MagSafe cutout, and a steel-cased battery, with potential under-display Face ID and a 24MP front camera across the lineup, expected to launch in September 2026.
Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy S26 series in early 2026, featuring three models—S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra—with significant upgrades including new Qualcomm processors, improved cameras with better sensors, and a possible earlier release around late January. The series aims to deliver faster performance, enhanced photography, and smarter features, with the Ultra model boasting a 10-bit display and faster charging. The lineup has been simplified, dropping previous Pro and Edge variants, and the Plus model is confirmed to return.
Apple has significantly upgraded the selfie camera on the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air, introducing the new Center Stage feature that automatically adjusts framing and stabilization to improve user experience, driven by advancements in processing power and industrial design. The changes aim to reduce user friction during selfies and videos, making the camera more intelligent and seamless.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max introduces significant upgrades including a new design, enhanced camera system with a reimagined selfie camera, improved performance with the A19 Pro chip, better thermal management, and longer battery life, making it a compelling upgrade especially for those facing overheating issues with previous models.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max introduces significant upgrades including a new design with aluminum, a powerful A19 Pro chip, enhanced camera systems with better zoom and selfie capabilities, improved thermal management, and longer battery life, making it a compelling upgrade especially for those facing overheating issues with previous models.
The review suggests that the iPhone 17 lineup offers significant upgrades across all models, with the base iPhone 17 now being highly recommended due to its improved features and value, the iPhone Air serving as a futuristic tech showcase, and the iPhone 17 Pro Max addressing previous overheating and zoom quality issues, making it a compelling upgrade for power users.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max introduces significant upgrades including a new design, enhanced camera system, improved performance with the A19 Pro chip, better thermal management, and longer battery life, making it a highly recommended upgrade especially for those experiencing overheating issues with previous models.