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Leaked details of the OnePlus 15T suggest a 194g phone with three color options, RAM/storage up to 16GB/1TB, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a compact 6.31-inch 165Hz display, ultrasonic in-display fingerprint, wireless charging, and a 7,000 mAh battery, with no major camera upgrades over the 13T; it may launch in India as the 15s.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra features a major redesign of the S Pen with a more rounded tip and aesthetic tweaks to the phone's corners, signaling a potential shift away from S Pen support in future models. The device is expected to launch in February 2025, alongside updates to Samsung's One UI 8.5 and new device launches, but hardware improvements appear incremental with a focus on software enhancements.
A new report leaks features of the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro, including the innovative under-screen Face ID technology, suggesting significant advancements in Apple's smartphone design.
Next year's flagship iPhone is expected to be a foldable device called iPhone Fold, featuring a book-style fold with a 5.25-5.5 inch outer display, a 7.58-inch inner display with under-display camera, Touch ID in the side button, a durable hinge, and a high price range of $2000-$2500. The device's rear camera setup remains uncertain, and its launch is anticipated after extensive leaks and design development.
Leaked CAD renders reveal the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with a refined design featuring more rounded corners, a new vertical camera layout, and expected high-end specs like a 200MP main camera and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, set to launch early next year.
Motorola's upcoming Edge 70 smartphone has leaked in new renders, revealing a slim, flat design with vibrant color options, notable camera features including a 50MP ultra-wide sensor, and potential global release details, suggesting a move towards more affordable, super-slim phones with premium features.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 series, including the Pro, Ultra, and Edge models, has largely finalized specifications, revealing minimal camera upgrades from the Galaxy S25 series, with the S26 Ultra likely to retain its predecessor's camera system. The S26 Edge will feature a new 50MP ultra-wide camera, but overall, the series appears to offer familiar designs and features, with some hope for future improvements in sensor technology. Enthusiasts are cautiously optimistic about the new lineup despite the lack of significant camera upgrades.
Rumors suggest Samsung's Galaxy S26 Edge will resemble the iPhone 17 Pro with slim bezels and a prominent rear camera bar, potentially replacing the S26 Plus and featuring built-in magnets for Qi2 charging, with an expected reveal in January.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge, revealed through CAD-based renders, features a thin, flat display with a large camera island housing two cameras, a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate, built-in magnets with Qi2 support, and an upgraded 50MP ultrawide camera. It will be thinner than its predecessor, the S25 Edge, and is expected to include a larger battery (up to 4,200mAh) and be powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processors, with a launch anticipated in January.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to feature more rounded corners and slight size increases compared to the S25 Ultra, with no significant battery capacity upgrade due to its thinner design, but it may see improvements in power, privacy, and camera features.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to adopt a large rear bump similar to the iPhone 17 Pro to accommodate new camera sensors, indicating potential significant camera upgrades despite no battery improvements, as the company focuses on software enhancements and larger hardware components.
Samsung is rumored to revamp its Galaxy S26 lineup by replacing the standard model with a Pro variant and possibly replacing the Plus with an Edge model, featuring three phones: Galaxy S26 Pro, Edge, and Ultra, with potential updates in processor, software, and design, though these details are still speculative.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to be a thinner, lighter flagship with a 60W fast charging upgrade, new anti-glare glass, and camera enhancements, while maintaining its familiar design and a 5,000mAh battery, launching in early 2026.
Google has teased the Pixel 10 smartphone on its store ahead of its official launch on August 20, revealing a design similar to the Pixel 9 with some updates like a new color, a revised back design, and an extra camera. The company appears to be focusing on technical upgrades such as a new Tensor chip rather than radical design changes, continuing its tradition of early leaks and teasers.
Google's upcoming Pixel 10 Pro, set to be announced on August 20, has been revealed through FCC filings and leaks, showcasing a refined design with a new camera bar, smaller bezels, and potential new camera features like a periscope lens. The device supports wireless charging, Wi-Fi 6E, and possibly Thread and UWB connectivity, emphasizing both hardware improvements and software advancements in Google's flagship lineup.