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Motorola has launched its ultra-thin Edge 70 smartphone in the UK and Europe, featuring a 5.99mm profile, high-end specs like a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, 12GB RAM, and a 4,800mAh battery, at a competitive price of €799/£699, making it an attractive alternative to more expensive competitors like Samsung and Apple.
Oppo has launched the Find X9 and Find X9 Pro in Europe, featuring impressive 7,025mAh and 7,500mAh batteries respectively, making them some of the longest-lasting flagship phones in the market. The phones also boast advanced cameras, with the Pro offering a 200MP telephoto lens, and are powered by MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chips, running on ColorOS 16 based on Android 16. The Find X9 is priced at €999, and the Pro at €1,299.
The ROG Xbox Ally is set to be released on October 16, 2025, in Europe, with a potential simultaneous launch in other regions, announced at Gamescom 2025, and pre-orders starting August 20th.
Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service Max is set to launch in 20 European countries on May 21, ahead of the Olympics. The service will offer a basic plan with ads and a premium plan for full HD or 4K streaming, with pricing varying by country. Max will also provide extensive coverage of the Olympic Games via Eurosport and offer a Sports Add-On featuring major international and European sports events. The European launch will coincide with the premiere of season 2 of the HBO Original "House of the Dragon" on June 17, and Max will be available in 25 European countries and 65 countries and territories worldwide.
Warner Bros Discovery's streaming service, Max, is set to launch in Europe on May 21, initially in the Nordics, Iberia, and Central and Eastern Europe, followed by Poland, the Netherlands, France, and Belgium. The service will be available in 25 European countries and 65 overall, offering a wide range of content including live coverage of the Paris Olympic Games and popular shows like House of the Dragon, Euphoria, and True Detective: Night Country. Max will also provide sports add-ons featuring events like the tennis Grand Slams and the Tour de France. Additionally, plans for a UK launch are in the works, with potential exclusivity on the Sky pay-TV platform.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has announced that its streaming service, WBD Max, will launch in 22 European countries in spring 2024, with France and Belgium to follow next year. The rebranded streamer will offer a wide range of content, including HBO shows, Warner and Marvel movies, and coverage of the Paris Olympics. WBD aims to achieve $5 billion in synergies by next year, following its merger with Discovery. The company emphasized its commitment to executing its mission efficiently and operating as one unified entity.