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The Samsung Galaxy S26 is expected to launch in early 2026 with minimal design changes from the S25, featuring a Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 chip, up to 16GB RAM, a stacked 5500mAh battery, and a potential 200MP camera in the Ultra model. Rumors suggest possible price increases due to global memory shortages, and the lineup may include the S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra, with some speculation about the S26 Edge being discontinued.
YouTuber Jon Prosser claims to have revealed high-quality renders of Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone, set to launch next fall, despite being involved in a lawsuit with Apple over previous leaks. The device features a 5.5-inch external display, a 7.8-inch internal foldable screen, and a dual-camera system, with design similarities to other foldable phones like Google's Pixel Fold.
Leaked trailers and teasers for Avengers: Doomsday reveal new details about the upcoming Marvel film, including a focus on the next generation of heroes like Love and Franklin Richards, and the return of Steve Rogers, with fans speculating about the story's direction amid leaks and official releases.
Leaked details about the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra reveal a significant upgrade in wireless charging speeds to 25W, the biggest in six years, along with expected camera improvements and slight size increases across the lineup, with a potential launch in January or March 2026.
Bluepoint Games was developing a live-service God of War game set in the Greek universe for PS5, but it was cancelled after a recent review. Some environmental screenshots of the game have leaked online, revealing open, multi-player environments and a location called Hades' Armory. The Greek setting may still appear in a future 2.5D game expected in 2026, despite the cancellation of this project.
The Pokémon Company is actively pursuing legal action against leaks revealing future game details, including upcoming titles like Pokémon Wind and Wave, suggesting the leaks are legitimate and potentially impacting the company's plans.
Leaked images reveal new Mega Evolutions for Pokemon Legends: Z-A, including Mega Feraligatr, Mega Scolipede, Mega Drampa, and Mega Emboar, ahead of its release on October 16, 2025, for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, with additional details from a recent datamine.
Samsung's upcoming Project Moohan, likely called Galaxy XR, is a high-end VR headset with features comparable to Apple's Vision Pro, including dual controllers, eye- and hand-tracking, and 4K micro-OLED displays, but its release date and price remain unknown, with leaks suggesting a weight advantage and a price range between $1,700 and $2,900.
DNI Tulsi Gabbard has issued a memo urging U.S. intelligence agencies to review the feasibility of conducting random polygraph tests, especially focusing on questions about leaks to the press, as part of efforts to curb classified information disclosures and enhance counterintelligence measures.
The Pentagon is planning to implement widespread random polygraph tests and strict nondisclosure agreements for many personnel, including top officials, to prevent leaks and dissent within its ranks.
Several upcoming Apple products, including an iPad Pro with an M5 chip, updated MacBook Pro models, and a new Vision Pro headset, have leaked through YouTube videos and FCC documents, indicating minor spec upgrades and suggesting an October announcement or event.
Four leaked cards from the upcoming Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed set have been revealed on Reddit, showcasing stunning artwork and powerful callbacks to classic cards, though their authenticity will be confirmed with the official release at MagicCon Atlanta on September 26, 2025.
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.
Unnamed Pentagon officials criticize new policies that restrict press access and control information, viewing them as an assault on journalistic independence and transparency, with some comparing them to repressive regimes. The policies include strict reporting restrictions and credential revocations, raising concerns about censorship and the suppression of government accountability.
President Trump criticized Pentagon's new media restrictions, which aim to limit journalist reporting and movement within the Defense Department, viewing them as an overreach and expressing support for independent journalism.