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Shailene Woodley will star in the psychological thriller 'Ultra,' directed by Victoria Negri, which follows a woman participating in the Badwater 135 Ultramarathon after her twin sister's death, confronting her inner demons amid extreme physical and psychological challenges. The film will be showcased at AFM 2025 for international sales.
Shailene Woodley will star in the psychological thriller 'Ultra,' about a woman running the Badwater 135 Ultramarathon while being pursued by an ominous figure, inspired by director Victoria Negri's personal experiences with grief and ultrarunning. The film is set to be sold at AFM 2025 by Mister Smith Entertainment and WME Independent.
Samsung is preparing to launch new foldable phones, including an Ultra model, at its July 9th Unpacked event, aiming to boost interest and sales in a small but growing segment of the smartphone market. Despite efforts, foldables still face challenges like durability, high prices, and limited market share, but upcoming models and potential Apple competition could change the landscape.
Samsung has teased a new 'Ultra' foldable device, likely called Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, emphasizing its sleek design and powerful multitasking capabilities, with AI features and a compact form factor, set to be part of its upcoming foldable lineup including the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7.
Samsung is rumored to be launching two models of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, with a new leak revealing the model number "SM-F958" for the "Ultra" variant, confirming its premium status. The use of the number "8" in the model number suggests that Samsung is indeed working on an "Ultra" variant, similar to its use in previous "Ultra" models. The device is expected to be released in South Korea, with no sign of the model number for other regions yet. Samsung is anticipated to unveil its next batch of foldables in July.
Samsung may launch a higher-end 'Ultra' branded Galaxy Z Fold 6, potentially with limited availability, marking the first time the company releases an 'Ultra' branded foldable phone. The model number SM-F958 suggests a more premium variant, but its existence and availability outside of South Korea are yet to be confirmed.
The iPhone 15 range is expected to be Apple's most expensive yet, with the iPhone 15 Pro Max potentially seeing a $200 price increase and the iPhone 15 Pro likely to have a $100 price jump. The iPhone 15 Pro Max may also be rebranded as the iPhone 15 Ultra. The new prices aim to create clear value distinctions between the models and boost sales, as carriers plan to offer significant discounts and attractive multi-year contracts. The iPhone 15 range is expected to launch on September 12, with pre-orders starting on September 15 and sales on September 22.
The iPhone 15 range is expected to be Apple's most expensive yet, with the iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro rumored to see price increases of $200 and $100, respectively. The Pro Max may even be rebranded as the iPhone 15 Ultra. The potential prices for the iPhone 15 range are as follows: iPhone 15 starting from $799, iPhone 15 Plus starting from $899, iPhone 15 Pro starting from $1,099, and iPhone 15 Pro Max starting from $1,299. Apple aims to create clear value distinctions between the models and boost demand after underwhelming sales of the iPhone 14 range.
The upcoming iPhone 15 Ultra is rumored to feature a 10x zoom telephoto periscope lens, according to multiple sources. This contradicts previous rumors that referred to the device as the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The iPhone 15 Ultra is expected to have a titanium body, an Action button instead of a mute toggle, and the new 3nm A17 Bionic chip. It remains uncertain whether the 10x zoom will be achieved through a dedicated lens or sensor cropping. The iPhone 15 lineup may include the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Ultra.
Apple has filed a listing for a 2023 watchOS subsystem in the Bluetooth product database, indicating that new Apple Watch models are likely to be launched in September. The upcoming models, including the Series 9 and a second-generation Ultra, are expected to feature an S9 chip for faster performance and new color options. However, these updates are considered minor compared to future models, such as the rumored "Apple Watch X" with a thinner design and potential new magnetic band attachment system. The new Apple Watches are expected to be unveiled alongside the iPhone 15 series during an event on September 12.
Intel is introducing a new naming scheme across its client processors, starting with the highly anticipated Meteor Lake CPUs, which will drop the 'i' from the naming scheme and opt for a more straightforward Core 3, 5, and 7 branding structure for mainstream processors. The other notable inclusion is that Intel will bifurcate the Core brand and place its premium client products in their own category, using the new Ultra moniker. Intel's latest branding change is the biggest in the last 15 years of the company and represents a transformative phase in its client roadmap.
Intel is dropping the "i" in its Core i9, Core i7, Core i5, and Core i3 processors and will now sell three tiers of consumer chips: Intel, Intel Core, and Intel Core Ultra. The move is aimed at preventing the Intel brand from getting lost and to differentiate its flagship parts from mainstream ones. The Ultra products will have bigger feature sets, AI capabilities, and the best performance. The alphanumeric identifier of a chip will still be available for those who need to find it.