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Jun 6, 2026

For the past two years, Qualcomm has been the only real player to offer an ARM-based chip for Windows PCs. It started with the Snapdragon X Elite in 2024 which Qualcomm followed with the more powerful Snapdragon X2 series in late 2025.

Qualcomm’s sole reign on the Windows-on-ARM (WoA) market is now officially over, all thanks to Nvidia. The company announced its new ARM-based RTX Spark PC chips at Computex 2026, and it wants to be the Apple Silicon moment for Windows.

Snapdragon X2 Elite versus Nvidia RTX Spark

The news sent Qualcomm’s stock tumbling more than 10% in premarket trading, wiping out over $10 billion in market value overnight. That reaction tells you a lot about how big a deal this really is.

So what exactly are these two chips, how do they compare, and who should you care about? Let’s break it down.

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1. What Is the Nvidia RTX Spark?

RTX Spark is Nvidia’s answer to the growing wave of ARM-based, all-in-one chips, similar to what Apple’s been doing brilliantly with its M-series and Qualcomm has been working hard with the Snapdragon X lineup.

At its core, RTX Spark is based on the same GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip that powers Nvidia’s DGX Spark developer workstation. The company just repackaged it for everyday Windows laptops. It combines a custom ARM-based CPU (developed with MediaTek), a Blackwell RTX GPU, and an AI accelerator all on one chip, built on TSMC’s 3nm process with 70 billion transistors.

And the headline numbers are impressive. RTX Spark can pack up to 20 CPU cores, a 6,144-core Blackwell GPU, and up to 128 GB of unified memory. Nvidia claims it delivers over 1 petaflop of FP4 AI compute, which in simple terms is enough to run massive AI and Large Language Model (LLM) models locally.

The CPU and GPU are connected together via Nvidia’s NVLink-C2C interconnect, which enables up to 600 GB/s of bandwidth between the two.

According to team green, devices powered by RTX Spark are set to arrive in autumn 2026 from major brands including ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft Surface.

2. What Is the Snapdragon X2 Elite?

Qualcomm launched the Snapdragon X2 series at its annual Snapdragon Summit in September 2025. It is the direct follow-up to the original Snapdragon X Elite from 2024, and it brings a meaningful generational step forward, especially in CPU performance.

The X2 family consists of three chips: the X2 Plus, the X2 Elite, and the top-of-the-line X2 Elite Extreme. All three are built on TSMC’s 3nm process and feature Qualcomm’s third-generation Oryon CPU cores, but the Extreme version is the one that gets the major attention.

3. The X2 Elite Extreme: Qualcomm’s Best Shot

The Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme (model number X2E-96-100) is Qualcomm’s most powerful laptop chip ever made. It packs 18 Oryon cores versus 12 cores in the first-generation Snapdragon X Elite.

Those 18 cores are split into two groups: 12 fast “Prime” cores that can boost up to 5 GHz on two cores (and run at 4.4 GHz across all cores), and 6 “Performance” cores running at up to 3.6 GHz. Together, they share 53 MB of cache.

On the AI side, the X2 Elite Extreme includes an 80 TOPS NPU (Neural Processing Unit), which is Qualcomm’s dedicated AI engine. All three X2 Elite chips share this same NPU rating.

Benchmark numbers from Qualcomm’s own Snapdragon Summit testing were genuinely strong on the CPU side. In Cinebench 2024 and Geekbench 6.3 multi-core tests, the X2 Elite Extreme was able to match or beat Apple’s M4 Pro, scoring 1,964 and 23,693 points respectively.

Compared to the original Snapdragon X Elite, the X2 Elite Extreme offers roughly a 39% improvement in single-core performance and a 50% boost in multi-core performance. In gaming benchmarks, Qualcomm claims a 2.3x improvement over the previous generation.

The chip also supports up to 48 GB of LPDDR5x memory on a 192-bit bus (in the Extreme version), offers PCIe 5.0 storage, and handles up to three USB 4.0 ports. Laptops running the X2 Elite Extreme began arriving in the first half of 2026, including the ASUS Zenbook A16 which features the chip prominently.

4. GPU and Gaming: Qualcomm’s Weak Spot

Here is where things get complicated for Qualcomm. While the X2 Elite Extreme impresses on CPU tasks, the GPU side tells a different story.

In the demanding 3DMark Steel Nomad benchmark, the X2 Elite Extreme managed just 1,306 points at 13 frames per second. Apple M4 Pro, in comparison, manages around 1620 points in the same test.

The Solar Bay and Steel Nomad Light scores were more respectable, but the GPU improvement is not nearly as dramatic as the CPU gains. One reviewer from Tom’s Hardware found that professional tools like AutoCAD were unsupported, and some games crashed or showed graphical errors when running under emulation on Windows ARM.

5. RTX Spark vs Snapdragon X2: Head to Head

This is where Nvidia has a structural advantage that Qualcomm simply cannot match right now.

AI Performance: RTX Spark delivers over 100 TOPS of on-device AI computing power. The Snapdragon X2 Elite’s NPU sits at 80 TOPS.

GPU Power: The RTX Spark’s Blackwell GPU supports DLSS 4.5, Nvidia’s AI-powered graphics upscaling technology that makes games look better and run faster. No Snapdragon chip has anything comparable. For gaming and creative work like video editing or 3D rendering, RTX Spark is in a completely different league.

Memory: RTX Spark supports up to 128 GB of unified memory. The X2 Elite Extreme tops out at 48 GB. For heavy AI workloads and large language models running locally, this is a massive difference.

CPU: This is more even. The X2 Elite Extreme is a very strong CPU performer, matching Apple’s M4 Pro in many tests. RTX Spark’s 20-core CPU will be tested properly when devices launch in autumn 2026, but based on Nvidia’s track record, expectations are high.

Software Ecosystem: This may be the most important difference of all. Nvidia brings CUDA — its developer software platform — to RTX Spark. For 15-plus years, virtually every major AI model, AI framework, and GPU-accelerated app has been built on CUDA. Meanwhile, Qualcomm has no equivalent. Snapdragon X laptops have also faced ongoing issues with app compatibility, where x86 apps running through Microsoft’s Prism emulation layer sometimes behave poorly.

6. Why Qualcomm Is Still Relevant

Despite all of this, Qualcomm is not out of the race. The Snapdragon X2 series chips are available right now, while RTX Spark laptops won’t arrive until autumn 2026. For buyers who need a capable ARM-based Windows laptop today, the X2 Elite Extreme is genuinely impressive, especially for CPU-heavy work, everyday productivity, and battery life.

Moreover, Qualcomm is targeting a broader market just like its smartphone chips. In fact, the company recently unveiled a Snapdragon C platform for affordable AI powered laptops.

Meanwhile, RTX Spark is likely more aimed at creators, AI developers, and serious gamers willing to pay a premium. In fact, the starting price of the laptop could be around $1800.

7. The Bottom Line

Nvidia’s RTX Spark is a serious statement of intent. It takes the company’s unmatched software ecosystem, combines it with genuinely next-generation hardware, and packages it into a laptop chip that can go head-to-head with Snapdragon X2 platform and even Apple M5 chips.

Qualcomm’s X2 series is also not a bad chip. On CPU performance, it holds its own against the best in the business. But the GPU weakness, the software compatibility headaches, and the relatively modest NPU performance all become harder to defend once RTX Spark laptops start hitting store shelves.

For buyers looking at Windows laptops today, the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme is a strong choice, particularly in machines like the ASUS Zenbook A16. But if you can wait until late 2026, RTX Spark could be worth holding out for.

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Vivo X500 Ultra drops 10x zoom lens, leaving Oppo Find X10 Ultra as only flagship with dual periscope + 10x zoom

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Jun 6, 2026

Reliable tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS) has shared an interesting exclusive today claiming that the Oppo Find X10 Ultra could again be the only Android flagship in 2027 with dual periscope camera and a 10x super telephoto lens.

According to DCS, when it comes to “top-tier” Android flagships next year, the Find X10 Ultra looks set to be the only device offering this combination. The tipster hints that this setup will also see further upgrades over its predecessor, though specifics haven’t been shared yet.

This lines up well with what we already know about the phone. The Find X10 Ultra is expected to sport a 6.89-inch 2K LTPO OLED display, a 7,000mAh+ battery, and a next-generation 200MP Samsung HPA LOFIC primary camera sensor. The Ultra model is expected to launch in the first half of 2027, following the rest of the X10 lineup.

Vivo quietly backs from 10x telephoto for X500 Ultra

The more intriguing part of DCS’ claim is that, allegedly, a rival has quietly backed away from the 10x zoom race. The tipster reveals that one Android brand was evaluating a 10x telephoto solution, but its latest prototype has now been cancelled.

The brand is now said to be sticking with its existing formula of a 200MP periscope camera paired with ISZ (In-Sensor Zoom) technology instead.

All signs point to this being the Vivo X500 Ultra. Just days ago, a leak surfaced suggesting Vivo was testing a 10x telephoto camera for the X500 Ultra, which would have been a major upgrade from the X300 Ultra’s single 200MP periscope offering around 3.7x optical zoom. It now appears those plans have been scrapped before they got off the ground.

So while Vivo falls back on its tried-and-tested periscope + ISZ approach, Oppo looks set to double down on its dual-periscope strategy.

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Galaxy S27 Pro battery leak raises questions about Samsung’s S27 Ultra positioning

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Jun 5, 2026

Samsung‘s rumored Galaxy S27 Pro may still be months away, but it’s already looking like one of the company’s most interesting smartphone releases in quite some time.

A new leak suggests the device could pack a 5,000mAh battery, which doesn’t sound particularly surprising until you look at the rest of the rumored specifications. The Galaxy S27 Pro is said to feature a 6.47-inch display, although the latest leak rounds that up to 6.5 inches. Either way, it would make the device noticeably smaller than the Galaxy S27 Ultra.

To be fair, the Ultra model was previously reported to feature a slightly bigger cell in the 5,200mAh to 5,500mAh range. But battery life isn’t determined by capacity alone.

The Pro’s smaller display should consume less power in day-to-day use, and Samsung may also opt for a slightly more conservative performance profile to better manage heat in the smaller chassis. If that happens, the gap in real-world battery life could end up being much smaller than the battery capacities suggest. In fact, the S27 Pro could potentially match, or even exceed, the Ultra’s endurance in certain usage scenarios.

For those wondering, the S27 Pro is also rumored to use the same Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset as the Galaxy S27 Ultra. That means the two devices should benefit from similar efficiency gains at the silicon level.

The camera situation could be just as interesting.

Leaks suggest Samsung may bring the same main and ultra-wide sensors set to be used in the Ultra to the Pro model, while also adding a 50MP 3.5x ALoP telephoto camera.

The Ultra, on the other hand, is rumored to retire its 3x 10MP telephoto lens and rely on sensor cropping from the main 200MP camera up to 5x zoom. If that’s the case, the S27 Pro’s dedicated 3.5x telephoto camera could prove more useful for day-to-day photography.

Samsung will likely position the Ultra as the ultimate camera flagship in the lineup. But based on the leaks so far, the Pro model may actually end up being the more practical and more interesting option for most users.

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Vivo V70 Lite launches quietly, and here’s what it offers under $300

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Jun 5, 2026

Vivo has quietly launched the Vivo V70 Lite in the UAE. It’s the fourth member in Vivo’s expanding V70 roster. However, there was no big announcement or launch event. The phone simply showed up for sale instead.

Vivo V60 Lite Specifications

The handset sports a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 3,000 nits. Tucked inside the punch-hole cutout is a 32MP front camera, while an optical under-display fingerprint scanner takes care of security.

Flip it over, and you get a dual camera setup. The main is a 50MP Sony IMX882 shooter with an f/1.8 aperture paired with an 8MP ultrawide lens. Keeping the lights on is a 6,500mAh battery with 90W wired charging, which is actually one of the stronger selling points here. The phone runs OriginOS 6 on top of Android 16 out of the box.

Under the hood sits the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Turbo, a modest step up from the Dimensity 7360 in the V60 Lite. The performance cores now tick at 2.6GHz instead of 2.5GHz. That’s a small improvement, but you are unlikely to notice any difference.

Memory option includes 8GB LPDDR4X RAM, with storage options of 128GB or 256GB, both UFS 3.1.

Within the V70 family, the Lite is clearly the entry-level pick. Its higher-end siblings, the V70 and V70 Elite, bring sharper 1.5K OLED panels, Snapdragon silicon, faster LPDDR5X RAM, UFS 4.1 storage, IP68/69 ratings, and periscope telephoto cameras.

The V70 FE is the most premium of all with a 200MP main camera and a larger 7,000mAh battery.

Pricing and Availability

The Vivo V60 Lite starts at AED 1,099 (~$299) for the 8/128GB model and goes up to AED 1,299 (~$354) for the 8/256GB variant. Color choices are black and gold.

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Fresh OnePlus Ace 7 leak reveals specs, 10,000mAh battery and Snapdragon 8 Gen 6 in cards

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Jun 5, 2026

The OnePlus Ace 7 has surfaced in the rumor mill once again, courtesy of prolific Weibo tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS), who has shared fresh details about the device.

According to DCS, a “high-performance” OnePlus device currently under evaluation is being tested with the SM8845 Pro, currently known as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 6 in the rumor world.

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While the tipster did not explicitly name the device, it is likely to be the OnePlus Ace 7 based on the clues provided. What’s different in the latest leak is that DCS had previously claimed the Ace 7 would feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.

OnePlus Ace 7 will have better specs than expected

Moreover, the leak also mentions a 10,000mAh-level battery, contrary to previous reports. Earlier rumors suggested that the engineering prototype housed a 9,000mAh battery with support for 100W fast charging.

One aspect that remains consistent is the display. The tipster continues to point to a 1.5K LTPS flat panel with an ultra-high 185Hz refresh rate, corroborating earlier information. The screen is said to be a 6.78-inch flat OLED panel with a 1.5K resolution, while the refresh rate could potentially reach as high as 240Hz, although 185Hz appears to be the minimum target.

The testing unit is also said to include an active cooling fan, though it remains unclear whether this feature will make it to the final retail version.

Camera details remain absent from the latest leak. However, given the Ace 6’s dual-camera setup consisting of a 50MP primary sensor and an 8MP secondary sensor, along with a 16MP front-facing camera, a similar configuration for the successor seems plausible.

OnePlus is expected to launch the Ace 7 alongside the OnePlus 16 in China, following the same dual-launch strategy it employed last year. As always, prototype specifications are subject to change before any official announcement.

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Rogbid launches SR15 Ultra smart ring with built-in display, vibration alerts & health tracking

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Jun 5, 2026

Most smart rings on the market right now share the same basic design: a plain metal band that quietly collects health data in the background. Rogbid is trying a different approach with its new SR15 Ultra. Instead of relying entirely on a phone app to show you your daily stats, the SR15 Ultra includes a small built-in display and a vibration motor for notifications.

Rogbid SR15 Ultra Specifications

The addition of a screen is the most obvious departure from the standard smart ring formula. By tapping the digital display on the outer edge of the ring, you can check the time, your daily step count, real-time heart rate, blood oxygen levels, sleep data, and the remaining battery life. It’s a practical addition for people who just want to check their basic metrics quickly without having to pull out their smartphone and open an app.

Despite the screen, the ring maintains a standard wearable form factor. It is constructed from a titanium alloy to keep the weight down and comes in Black, Silver, and Gold finishes. Sizing ranges from US 8 to 14.

Alongside the display, Rogbid has managed to fit a haptic motor inside the chassis. You can set the ring to vibrate for incoming phone calls, text messages, social media alerts, and silent alarms. Additionally, the device supports basic gesture controls. You can use specific hand movements to interact with connected smartphone apps, which allows for things like scrolling through short-form video feeds hands-free.

For health tracking, the SR15 Ultra covers the usual metrics you would expect from a modern wearable. It monitors heart rate and blood oxygen (SpO2) continuously, tracks heart rate variability (HRV), and logs light and deep sleep stages overnight. All of this data syncs to a companion app over Bluetooth 5.2, which works with iOS 10.0 and newer or Android 9.0 and newer. Rogbid also does not charge a monthly subscription fee to view your historical health data or fitness reports.

The ring is rated IP68 and 5ATM for water resistance, meaning it is perfectly fine to wear in the shower, while washing hands, or during a swim. Battery life is fairly standard for this category, lasting up to five days on a single charge. However, it ships with a magnetic wireless charging case that holds about seven extra charges, pushing the total time away from a wall plug to around a month.

Pricing and Availability

The Rogbid SR15 Ultra is available now through the company’s online store. It is currently priced at $99.99.

In related news, Rogbid recently introduced the GeoX2 smartwatch, featuring dual-band GPS, military-grade durability, and up to 15 days of battery life.

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Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, and Flip 8 case images all but confirm Samsung’s design changes

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Jun 5, 2026

A fresh round of accessory leaks from case maker Thinborne may have given us an early look at Samsung‘s next foldables, including the Galaxy Z Flip 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8, and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.

The case for the Galaxy Z Flip 8 looks fairly unsurprising. Based on the leaked renders, Samsung doesn’t appear to be making any major changes to the overall design.

The Fold lineup is where things start to get more interesting.

We have been seeing renders and dummy units of the wider Fold model for some time now, but the leaked cases add another piece of evidence pointing in the same direction.

The fact that accessory makers are already producing cases based on these dimensions also lends some credibility to the rumors. Case manufacturers typically work from supply chain information and early device measurements, which suggests the wider aspect ratio and revised camera layout we’ve been seeing in leaks may be reasonably close to the final product.

Samsung’s tall and narrow Fold design has its fans, but several competing foldables have already moved toward wider displays, and the response has generally been positive.

The wider form factor may also give Samsung more room to differentiate an “Ultra” model without completely reworking the formula.

According to current rumors, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra could be slightly slimmer than the Fold 7 while packing a larger 5,000mAh battery, a notable jump from the 4,400mAh capacity Samsung has used for several generations.

The Fold 8 Ultra case image doesn’t reveal much on its own, but it does support the idea that Samsung is focusing on refinement rather than a dramatic redesign.

One detail that stood out, however, is the mention of Samsung’s Carbon Standing Case. It has a built-in stand makes a lot of sense on a large foldable, particularly for watching videos, video calls, or using the device at a desk.

Taken together, the leaks suggest Samsung is continuing to expand its foldable strategy rather than simply releasing yearly upgrades.

Samsung is expected to unveil the new foldables during its next Galaxy Unpacked event next month.

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Boat launches Slazer K100+ and K100 Pro trimmers with ceramic blades and waterproof design

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Jun 5, 2026

Boat has introduced a new product lineup called the Slazer series, marking its entry into the personal grooming segment. The launch follows the brand’s recent moves into categories such as dashcams and projectors, signalling its interest in building a broader lifestyle-focused ecosystem. The new range includes three models, namely the Slazer S100, Slazer K100+ and Slazer K100 Pro, catering to different grooming requirements and budgets.

Boat enters personal grooming with Slazer series

The Slazer S100 is positioned as an everyday grooming solution for users looking for a straightforward trimmer. It offers up to 300 minutes of runtime on a full charge and supports fast charging. According to the company, a five-minute charge is enough for a single trim, while a 20-minute charge can provide up to a month of usage. The trimmer comes with stainless steel blades, adjustable combs, washable attachments and USB Type-C charging support. Boat is also offering a 24-month warranty with the device.

For users seeking greater flexibility, the Slazer K100+ arrives as a 6-in-1 grooming kit. It supports beard, hair, nose and body grooming through interchangeable attachments. The device features ceramic blades, a premium aluminium body and an IPX6-rated waterproof design that can be used in wet conditions. It also includes a magnetic attachment system, battery display, travel lock and up to 200 minutes of runtime on a single charge.

At the top of the lineup sits the Slazer K100 Pro, a 15-in-1 grooming kit designed for users who prefer a more comprehensive setup. It retains features such as ceramic blades, aluminium construction, IPX6 water resistance, magnetic attachments and Type-C charging. Depending on the variant, buyers can also get a stand or a travel kit for added convenience.

Pricing and availability

The Boat Slazer S100 is priced at Rs 799 (~$9), while the Slazer K100+ costs Rs 1,799 (~$19). The Slazer K100 Pro starts at Rs 2,999, with the travel kit variant priced at Rs 3,299 (~$35). What do you find most exciting about Boat’s new Slazer grooming range? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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Xiaomi Band 10 Pro Now Available at Giztop for $89.99

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Jun 5, 2026

Xiaomi Band 10 Pro is now available at Giztop for $89.99. The latest smart band combines a large AMOLED display, comprehensive health monitoring tools, long battery life, and support for more than 150 sports modes. It is available in multiple color options, including Black, Silver, Pink, Orange, White, and Ceramic White.

Large AMOLED Display

The Xiaomi Band 10 Pro features a 1.74-inch AMOLED color touchscreen with a 2.5D curved design. The display offers a resolution of 336 × 480 pixels and supports 100% P3 color gamut for vibrant visuals. With brightness reaching up to 2000 nits, the screen remains easy to read even under direct sunlight. The large display also improves navigation and makes notifications easier to view.

Health and Wellness Tracking

Designed for everyday health monitoring, the Xiaomi Band 10 Pro includes heart-rate tracking, blood oxygen (SpO2) monitoring, sleep analysis, and stress tracking. Women can also use the built-in menstrual cycle monitor. These features help users keep track of their daily wellness and fitness goals throughout the day.

150+ Sports Modes

Fitness enthusiasts will find plenty of activity options thanks to support for over 150 sports modes. The band also includes smart running mode and guided running lessons, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced runners looking to improve their performance.

Smart Features and Home Control

The Xiaomi Band 10 Pro offers a range of smart functions beyond fitness tracking. Users can remotely control music playback, locate their phone, manage notifications, set alarms, check weather forecasts, and even control compatible smart home devices. It supports Mijia smart home products, including air conditioners, robot vacuums, air purifiers, and more.

Long Battery Life and Water Resistance

Powering the wearable is a 350mAh battery that can deliver up to 21 days of typical use on a single charge. With Always-On Display enabled, battery life is rated for up to 8 days. The device supports 5ATM water resistance, making it suitable for swimming, showering, and daily wear.

Compatibility and Box Contents

The Xiaomi Band 10 Pro connects via Bluetooth 5.4 and supports devices running Android 8.0 or later and iOS 14.0 or later. Inside the box, users will find the smart band, a charging base, and a quick start guide.

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iPhone 18 Pro dummies offer a sneak peek at the chassis, reaffirm bolder color options

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Jun 5, 2026

Fresh leaks are giving us what may be our best look yet at Apple‘s iPhone 18 Pro lineup. Images shared online show alleged iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max dummy units in four finishes: Dark Cherry, Light Blue, Black, and Silver.

If the leaks are accurate, Apple could be moving away from the conservative color palette that has defined the Pro lineup for years. That’s not entirely surprising after the positive reaction to last year’s Cosmic Orange finish.

Beyond the new colors, there doesn’t seem to be much happening on the outside. The dummy units closely resemble the iPhone 17 Pro, with the same overall shape and familiar camera layout. At least based on what’s leaked so far, Apple appears to be sticking with a design that already works rather than reinventing it.

The latest batch of images also includes what look like rear chassis components, complete with SIM trays and internal hardware. As always with supply-chain leaks, there’s room for skepticism. These could be early test units or even accessory-related mockups. Still, the fact that the colors line up across multiple leaked parts has made some observers take the reports more seriously.

Most of the big changes are expected to happen under the hood. Rumors continue to point to an A20 Pro chip built on a 2nm process, camera upgrades, and possible tweaks to the Dynamic Island. None of that has been confirmed, but it’s broadly in line with what analysts and supply-chain sources have been suggesting for months.

There’s also growing expectation that Apple will introduce its long-rumored foldable iPhone alongside the iPhone 18 family in September 2026. Whether it ends up being called the iPhone Fold, iPhone Ultra, or something else entirely remains an open question.

For now, the color options are generating most of the conversation. Apple’s Pro models have traditionally played it safe, so a darker red finish and a brighter blue could help the lineup feel a little more distinctive. If these leaks hold up, the iPhone 18 Pro may end up feeling familiar in design but noticeably different in personality—and for many users, that might be enough.

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DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Available at Giztop: Price, Features, and Creator Combo Details

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Jun 5, 2026

The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is now available through Giztop, with the standard version priced at $639. Buyers looking for additional accessories and creator-focused tools can also opt for the Creator Combo, which is available at an additional cost. Designed for vloggers, travelers, and content creators, the Osmo Pocket 4 combines a large 1-inch sensor, advanced stabilization, intelligent autofocus, and built-in storage in a compact pocket-friendly body. Despite its small size, DJI has packed the device with several professional-grade features aimed at delivering high-quality photos and videos with minimal effort.

Large 1-Inch Sensor for Better Image Quality

One of the biggest highlights of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is its 1-inch CMOS sensor paired with an f/2.0 aperture. This setup helps capture more light, resulting in clearer photos and videos, especially in low-light environments.

The larger sensor also improves portrait shots by producing more natural-looking backgrounds and better subject separation. Whether shooting indoors, at sunset, or during nighttime events, users can expect improved detail and balanced exposure.

4K 240fps Slow-Motion Recording

For users who enjoy cinematic slow-motion videos, the Osmo Pocket 4 supports recording at up to 4K resolution and 240 frames per second. This allows creators to slow down fast-moving moments while maintaining sharp image quality.

From sports and travel clips to everyday family moments, the high-frame-rate mode helps capture details that would otherwise be missed.

Professional Color and Dynamic Range

DJI has equipped the camera with support for 14 stops of dynamic range and 10-bit D-Log recording. This combination helps preserve more details in bright and dark areas of a scene.

The enhanced color depth provides richer tones and smoother color transitions, making the footage more flexible for editing and color grading.

Improved Tracking and Autofocus

The Osmo Pocket 4 features DJI’s updated ActiveTrack technology, which can track subjects even when using up to 4x zoom. The next-generation Intelligent Autofocus system keeps subjects sharp while moving.

Users can take advantage of Subject Lock Tracking to automatically follow a selected person or object. The Registered Subject Priority feature can also prioritize pre-selected subjects, making content creation easier and more reliable.

Smooth Footage With 3-Axis Stabilization

DJI continues to use its proven 3-axis mechanical gimbal stabilization system to reduce shakes and vibrations during recording.

Whether walking, running, or filming moving subjects, the stabilization system helps deliver smooth and steady footage. Multiple gimbal modes are also available to suit different shooting styles.

107GB Built-In Storage

Unlike many compact cameras that require a memory card, the Osmo Pocket 4 comes with 107GB of built-in storage.

DJI says the storage system supports transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s, allowing users to quickly move files to other devices. The built-in storage also simplifies shooting by eliminating the need to manage memory cards.

OsmoAudio 4-Channel Recording

The camera supports direct connection with DJI Mic transmitters through OsmoAudio technology. It can record up to four audio channels simultaneously, capturing both voice and environmental sound.

This setup provides greater flexibility during editing, as supported video editing software can process each audio channel separately.

Quick Zoom Control

The Osmo Pocket 4 supports 2x lossless zoom, allowing users to get closer to subjects without a noticeable loss in image quality. A single tap lets users switch between 1x and 2x views for faster framing adjustments.

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Key Specs:

Feature	Specification
Sensor	1-inch CMOS
Aperture	f/2.0
Video Recording	Up to 4K 240fps
Dynamic Range	14 Stops
Color Profile	10-bit D-Log
Stabilization	3-Axis Mechanical Gimbal
Autofocus	Intelligent AF
Subject Tracking	ActiveTrack with 4x Zoom Support
Zoom	2x Lossless Zoom
Storage	107GB Built-In
Transfer Speed	Up to 800MB/s
Audio	OsmoAudio 4-Channel Output
Display	Rotatable Touchscreen

The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 combines a large 1-inch sensor, advanced stabilization, intelligent subject tracking, professional-grade color capabilities, and generous built-in storage in a highly portable form factor. With features such as 4K/240fps recording, 107GB storage, and 4-channel audio support, it is positioned as a powerful tool for content creators who want high-quality results from a compact device.

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Hisense A10 E-Ink phone finally teases a comeback after three years

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Jun 5, 2026

Hisense has started teasing a new E-Ink smartphone, signalling its return to a niche category that has seen little activity in recent years. The company recently shared promotional material for the upcoming Hisense A10, suggesting that the device may finally be nearing its official debut after a lengthy development cycle.

Hisense begins teasing the A10

A teaser shared through the company’s E Ink-focused social media channel describes the upcoming device as the result of three years of work. The promotional image also highlights a slim design, with Hisense claiming the phone is thinner than many might expect. However, the teaser stops short of revealing key hardware details, leaving questions about the device’s final design and display configuration unanswered.

The A10 is expected to succeed the Hisense A9, which was introduced in 2022. That model featured a 6.1-inch E Ink display with a pixel density of 300ppi and was positioned as a reading-focused smartphone. Since then, Hisense has remained largely absent from the E Ink smartphone market, making the A10 one of the company’s most anticipated niche products.

Hisense had previously indicated that the A10 could arrive around the middle of 2026. While the company has now started teasing the device, it has yet to confirm a launch date or reveal detailed specifications. The latest teaser also does not clarify whether the phone will feature a single E-Ink screen or adopt a dual-display approach similar to some earlier concepts.

Separate reports circulating online claim the Hisense A10 could feature a 7-inch Carta 1300 E Ink display with 300ppi resolution, a Snapdragon processor, 6GB RAM, 128GB storage and a 4,500mAh battery. However, these specifications remain unofficial and should be treated with caution until confirmed by the company.

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Xiaomi 17T series includes highest silicon content in Xiaomi’s history, retains 80% capacity after 1600 cycles

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Jun 5, 2026

Xiaomi’s upcoming 17T series is being positioned as one of its most ambitious mid-range pushes yet, with a focus on battery life and camera upgrades ahead of its China launch.

Both the 17T and 17T Pro were already launched globally on May 28 and are currently rolling out across select markets outside China.

Xiaomi has also started teasing the 17T series for China, highlighting its silicon-carbon battery design and claiming a 16% silicon content, the highest the company has used so far.

Globally, the standard model comes with a 6,500mAh battery, while the Pro variant steps up to 7,000mAh. Xiaomi’s teasers for China also reiterate the 7,000mAh figure for the series. The company claims up to 1.88 days of typical use, along with 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging on the Pro. It also rates the battery to retain 80% capacity after 1,600 charge cycles.

Design-wise, the phones lean into a cleaner flagship-style look with a curved frame, slim bezels, and a flat display. The 17T Pro runs on MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 chip, built on a 3nm process, with gains in GPU performance and efficiency over the previous generation.

Camera hardware is again co-developed with Leica. The Pro model is said to include a triple setup led by a 50MP main sensor, a 5x periscope telephoto lens, and an ultra-wide shooter. Zoom support goes up to 120x digitally, with Leica color tuning and multiple shooting modes carried over from earlier collaborations.

The series is scheduled to debut in China on June 8. Xiaomi is positioning the 17T line closer to its flagship tier, mainly on the strength of battery life and imaging upgrades.

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(Source: Lu Weibing on Weibo)

This iPhone 17 Pro Max case adds a rear display for notifications, retro games, and more

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Jun 5, 2026

Rollme has been primarily launching outdoor and fashion wearables, and now it has unveiled its smartphone case. Dubbed as VisionCase, this new accessory combines a protective case with a built-in display and a range of smart features typically associated with wearable devices.

An iPhone 17 Pro Max case with its own display

Rollme VisionCase for iPhone 17 Pro Max- — Rollme VisionCase for iPhone 17 Pro Max

Designed for the iPhone 17 Pro Max, the Rollme VisionCase features a 1.85-inch HD display with 360 x 360 pixels resolution. The screen is designed to show notifications, caller information, and other content without requiring users to unlock their phones.

Messages from supported apps, SMS alerts and incoming call details can be viewed directly on the case, allowing users to stay updated at a glance. The accessory also includes a voice recording function that can be activated with a single tap. Another notable addition is reverse charging support, which allows the case to draw power from a connected smartphone through a cable.

Rollme has also included a customizable scrolling text mode, giving users the option to display messages with different colors and movement effects.

The VisionCase goes beyond notifications by offering several interactive functions. Users can access a live camera preview feature that works with the phone’s rear camera, helping with framing and capturing photos. There is also an automatic color-changing mode that cycles through multiple shades on the display for a more eye-catching appearance.

For entertainment, the case includes built-in retro-style mini games, effectively turning it into a compact gaming device. Other features include a flashlight, digital business card support and an always-on display mode. Powering these functions is a 400mAh battery, which Rollme claims can deliver up to seven days of usage on a single charge.

The Rollme VisionCase for the iPhone 17 Pro Max is available in black, orange, grey and coffee color options. The accessory is currently on sale through the company’s official store at a promotional price of $49.99. It should also be noted that the case comes with one year warranty.

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Infinix Smart 20 set for June 8 launch, key specifications, design revealed

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Jun 5, 2026

Infinix has confirmed the arrival of a new smartphone in its Smart series. Called the Infinix Smart 20, the device is set to launch in India on June 8 and is expected to focus on design, display quality and durability while offering a feature-rich experience for everyday users.

Infinix Smart 20’s key features confirmed

The Infinix Smart 20 features a slim 7.7mm profile paired with a textured rear panel designed to offer a comfortable grip and reduce fingerprint smudges. The smartphone also packs a large 6.78-inch punch-hole display with a 120Hz refresh rate, making it one of the notable highlights of the device. The screen can reach up to 700 nits of brightness in High Brightness Mode and is supported by a self-adaptive refresh rate system that adjusts according to on-screen activity.

For performance, the handset is powered by the MediaTek Helio G81 Ultimate processor. Infinix says the device has received a 48-month fluency certification, indicating that it is designed to maintain smooth day-to-day performance over an extended period. The phone will be available in 4GB+64GB and 4GB+128GB storage variants, with Memory Fusion technology allowing the RAM to be expanded up to 8GB.

For photography, the Smart 20 includes 8-megapixel front and rear cameras. According to the brand, the Smart 20 is built to handle everyday wear and tear. It comes with an IP64 rating for dust and water resistance and supports touch operation even when fingers are affected by oil or grease. According to the company, the device has undergone more than 25,000 drop tests, including tests from heights of up to 1.5 metres.

Running on XOS 16, the smartphone includes a range of AI-powered tools through Folax AI. Features such as document scanning, song recognition, speaker cleaning and quick queries are integrated into the software experience. The phone also introduces Ultra Link, which enables offline communication over distances of up to one kilometre without requiring network connectivity.

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Infinix India reportedly loses its CEO as shipments slow down

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Jun 5, 2026

Infinix India appears to be navigating a challenging phase, with reports suggesting significant leadership changes alongside slowing smartphone shipments. According to a report by Digit, the brand is dealing with internal restructuring, a reduced launch schedule and increasing pressure in India’s highly competitive smartphone market.

Leadership uncertainty at Infinix India

Infinix India CEO Anish Kapoor — Anish Kapoor, CEO of Infinix India

The report claims that Anish Kapoor, who headed Infinix India’s operations, is on his way out of the company. Citing multiple industry sources, Digit stated that Kapoor may have resigned earlier this year and is no longer associated with the brand.

While neither Infinix nor parent company Transsion Holdings has officially confirmed the development, sources suggest differences in strategy between the India team and the company’s Chinese leadership may have contributed to the separation.

The reported uncertainty has also coincided with employee movement across departments, with some members of the product and marketing teams said to be joining competing smartphone brands.

Although day-to-day operations reportedly continue as normal, the situation appears to have affected the company’s product roadmap. Between January and May 2026, Infinix launched only a limited number of smartphones compared to the same period last year.

Market share and shipment pressure continue

Industry analysts believe the slower launch pace reflects a combination of portfolio adjustments, financial pressures and rising component costs. The challenge is particularly significant in the budget smartphone segment, where margins remain thin and competition from established rivals continues to intensify.

Market data cited in the report indicates that Infinix shipped around 2.9 million smartphones in India during 2025. However, shipments reportedly dropped to approximately 500,000 units between January and April 2026. The brand’s market share has also trended downward in recent months, reflecting the broader challenges facing Transsion’s smartphone business in India.

Despite maintaining a strong presence in several international markets, especially across parts of Africa, Transsion’s outlook in India remains uncertain. Analysts expect the company to face continued pressure throughout 2026, making leadership stability and product strategy critical factors in determining Infinix’s next phase of growth.

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Vivo X Fold 6 could pack a 6,900mAh battery, reveals 3C certification

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Jun 5, 2026

Vivo is expected to announce the Vivo X Fold 6 foldable phone this month in China. Given that the 618 (June 18) shopping event is fast approaching, the company may unveil it after the festival, suggesting it could break cover by the end of this month. Ahead of the launch, the rumor mill has been actively revealing its key details. The latest leak, courtesy of tipster Experience More, reveals its battery capacity.

Vivo X Fold 6 battery size revealed

Several reports have claimed that the Vivo X Fold 6 will house a massive 7,000mAh battery. Now, the tipster has shared the above image to reveal that the device’s dual-cell battery was approved earlier this year by China’s 3C authority.

The certification reveals that the Vivo X Fold 6 will feature a dual-cell battery (2,807mAh + 3,863mAh), offering a combined rated value of 6,670mAh. Therefore, it is likely that its typical capacity could be 6,900mAh.

The above screenshot also shows an 8,905mAh battery (rated value) that was approved by China’s 3C authority in May. This battery, which is expected to have a typical capacity of 9,100mAh, may power an upcoming Vivo or iQOO smartphone.

Coming back to the Vivo X Fold 6, it has two major competitors in the Chinese market, namely the Oppo Find N6 and Honor Magic V6. The Find N6 houses a 6,000mAh battery, whereas the Magic V6 has a 6,850mAh battery. However, the 1TB variant of the V6 features a larger 7,150mAh battery. The Find N6’s global version has the same battery as its Chinese edition, but the Magic V6’s global version packs a smaller 6,660mAh battery.

In terms of other specifications, the Vivo X Fold 6 is said to be equipped with the Dimensity 9500, which is currently MediaTek’s most powerful chipset. On the back, it will feature a round camera module comprising a 200-megapixel main camera, a 50-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera.

For security, the X Fold 6 will have a side-mounted fingerprint sensor and is also said to offer a high level of water resistance. To recall, last year’s Vivo X Fold 5 packed a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, a 6,000mAh battery, triple 50-megapixel cameras, and IP58/IP59-rated dust and water resistance.

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Xiaomi launches Smart Fragrance Diffuser with premium essential oils for just $45

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