Samsung has released a new gaming monitor called the Odyssey G7 G75F. It is currently listed on the brand’s Malaysian website, priced at RM 4,399 (about USD 1,038). There is no update on a global release yet.
The Odyssey G75F comes with a 37-inch curved VA panel with a 1000R curvature and 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160). It has a 165Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time (GtG). The panel supports HDR10+, VESA DisplayHDR 600, and has a static contrast ratio of 3000:1. It covers 99% of the sRGB color space and 90% of DCI-P3. The display supports up to 1.07 billion colors.
Brightness peaks at 350 cd/m², with a minimum of 280 cd/m². Viewing angles are 178° horizontal and vertical. The monitor is Windows 11 certified and supports features like Picture-in-Picture, Ultrawide Game View, Black Equalizer, and Virtual Aim Point.
The monitor includes AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for smooth gameplay. G-Sync is not supported. It has Auto Source Switch+ for faster input switching and Eye Saver Mode and Flicker-Free technology for comfort during long sessions. CoreSync and CoreLighting+ let the monitor match ambient lighting with on-screen content using 16.7 million colors.
The stand is height adjustable up to 120 mm and supports tilt (-5 to 20 degrees) and swivel (-20 to 20 degrees). The screen is VESA mountable (100 x 100). The monitor does not have built-in speakers.
Ports include two HDMI 2.1, one DisplayPort 1.4, one USB-B upstream, two USB-A 3.2 Gen1 downstream, and a headphone jack. There is no USB-C port. The monitor weighs 11.2 kg with the stand and 7.2 kg without it. Dimensions with the stand are 816 x 674.4 x 303.8 mm. It ships with a 1.5 m power cable, DisplayPort cable, and USB 3.0 cable.
Apple appears to be preparing its next big leap in artificial intelligence—this time taking aim at search. As tools like ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini begin reshaping how people find information online, Apple is reportedly developing its own “answer engine”, one that could redefine Siri, Spotlight, and search across its ecosystem.
At the heart of this initiative is a team Apple refers to internally as “AKI”—short for Answers, Knowledge and Information. The group is focused on building a proprietary generative AI search engine capable of delivering conversational results, rather than relying on Google or third-party chatbots like ChatGPT.
Unlike Siri’s current setup, which often defaults to web links or external services, this new tool would crawl the web and serve direct answers. Apple is reportedly working on both a standalone app and system-level integration, with plans to eventually expand the technology across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
Apple is facing pressure from all sides
The move comes at a critical time. Apple’s multi-billion-dollar deal with Google—which makes Google the default search provider on iPhones—is facing legal scrutiny from US antitrust regulators. If that deal were to fall apart, Apple could be left needing a backup plan for search.
At the same time, generative AI has made it easier than ever for smaller players to break into the search space. Companies like Perplexity AI have already gained attention with their answer-focused tools, and Apple is reportedly exploring partnerships and acquisitions to stay competitive. Still, Apple has challenges of its own. In recent months, four senior engineers from its Foundation Models team left the company to join Meta’s new AI division.
Ultimately, Apple’s goal appears to be offering an AI-powered search experience that aligns with its broader philosophy: privacy-first, tightly integrated, and completely under its own control. Whether that vision pans out—and when it becomes reality—remains to be seen.
AOC has unveiled the AGON Pro AG326UZD, a 31.5-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor set to launch in 2025. Compared to its predecessor, the AG326UD, the new model brings improvements in refresh rate and color performance, targeting competitive and enthusiast gamers.
AOC AGON Pro AG326UZD features
The AG326UZD features a Samsung-made QD-OLED panel with a UHD resolution of 3840 x 2160, offering a 240Hz refresh rate and an ultra-fast 0.03ms response time. The display supports true 10-bit color depth, rendering over 1.07 billion colors. It covers 100% of the sRGB and 99% of the DCI-P3 color gamuts, with a pixel density of 139 pixels per inch and a pixel pitch of 0.181mm. The screen delivers a typical brightness of 250 nits and peaks at 1,000 nits. Its static contrast ratio stands at a notable 1,500,000:1, and it holds the DisplayHDR 400 True Black certification.
Connectivity is robust, with one USB 3.2 Type-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode), one USB 3.2 Type-B, two USB 3.2 Type-A (one offering BC 1.2 fast charging), two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort 2.1, and a 3.5mm audio output. Adaptive sync technologies are included, supporting AMD FreeSync and Adaptive Sync, along with gaming-centric features such as crosshair overlays, specific game modes, shadow control, and AOC’s G-Menu software.
The monitor’s ergonomic stand provides 150mm of height adjustment, 90-degree pivot in both directions, 18-degree left/right swivel, and a tilt range from +5 to -23 degrees. It is VESA 100x100mm compatible and includes a Kensington lock slot for security. Viewing angles are 178 degrees both horizontally and vertically. The monitor is equipped with two 8W built-in speakers. AOC has not yet disclosed pricing or the exact release date for the AG326UZD.
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LG has just launched a compact 4K projector that’s designed for small spaces but delivers big-screen performance. The new CineBeam S Mini Ultra Short Throw Projector can project sharp 4K visuals from just inches away, making it perfect for anyone who wants a home theater experience without a massive setup. So here’s everything you need to know.
LG CineBeam S Mini UST 4K Projector: What Makes it Special?
To recall, the CineBeam S is LG’s smallest 4K Ultra Short Throw (UST) projector, boasting 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) and 500 ANSI lumens brightness. The CineBeam S PU615U model was first announced during the CES 2025 event earlier this year. This is an ultra short throw projector, which allows it to project a screen size ranging from 40 to 100 inches despite being quite close to the wall.
LG CineBeam S PU615U Mini UST 4K Projector
The Cinebeam S arrives with a stylish metallic finish, offers a 154 percent DCI-P3 color gamut, and Dolby Atmos certified stereo sound. LG’s latest mini 4K projector runs on the webOS 24 out of the box, with support for apps like Apple TV, Disney+, and Netflix. All of this is packed in a tiny form factor, measuring just 6.3 x 6.3 x 4.3 inches in dimensions. Other notable features include Apple AirPlay 2 and MiraCast support, two USB-C ports, and an HDMI eARC port.
As of right now, the company plans to release the LG Cinebeam S UST 4K Projector in South Korea, Australia, and Canada. Pre-orders are currently live in Australia for 2,499 Australian Dollars, with shipments kicking off later this month. Meanwhile, the projector will go on sale in the UK for 1,099 Pounds Sterling.
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Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Flip 7 has attracted significant attention with its larger outer display and slimmer middle frame. Now, a durability test from popular YouTuber Zack Nelson sheds light on the foldable’s strengths—and its lingering weaknesses.
During his hands-on test, Nelson put the Z Flip 7 through a series of challenges, starting with scratch resistance. The cover display, protected by Gorilla Glass Victus 2, started showing visible marks at Mohs level 6—a result that’s in line with most modern smartphones and means it’s safe from typical hazards like coins or nails. Even the camera lens covers managed to withstand scratching attempts from sharp tools.
However, like previous generations, the Z Flip 7’s main display scratched easily—even fingernails were enough to leave permanent marks. Damage began appearing at Mohs level 2, underscoring the fact that flexible screens are still far more delicate than their glass counterparts. For those wondering, the 50% thicker Ultra-Thin Glass (UTG) is apparently exclusive to the Z Fold 7.
Hinge proves to be the standout feature
Where the Z Flip 7 really impressed was its structural integrity. In Nelson’s signature bend test, the phone survived intense force without cracking or losing functionality. Its hinge also passed a dust test, continuing to operate smoothly even after being exposed to small debris. That matches Samsung Display’s claim that the Z Flip 7 (like the Fold 7) can withstand up to 500,000 folds at room temperature—roughly equivalent to years of use.
Despite concerns over the fragile screen, the Z Flip 7 is enjoying early success. Priced at $1,099.99, the phone has contributed to Samsung’s strong foldable momentum, with the company reporting a 50% sales jump for the Fold 7 compared to last year’s model.
The takeaway? While Samsung has made serious progress on durability—especially around the hinge—the inner display remains a sensitive spot. If you’re planning to pick one up, it’s best to enjoy the innovation, but handle it with a bit of care.
Smartphone gaming has come a long way. Mobile games used to be little more than time-killers, but now, you can find competitive esports titles like Call of Duty: Mobile and graphically intense games like Wuthering Waves. But not every phone is built to deliver smooth, lag-free gameplay. If you’re planning to buy a smartphone primarily for gaming, there are a few crucial things to watch out for. So read on to find out.
If you’re a regular smartphone user or even prioritize the photography experience, specs aren’t everything, and you’ll often need to find a perfect blend of hardware and software for the best experience. While this remains true for gaming smartphones in general, specs really matter here.
The heart of any gaming phone is its processor. For smooth gameplay, look for devices powered by flagship chips like the Snapdragon 8 series (Snapdragon 8 Elite, 8s Gen 4), Apple A-series (A16, A17, A18), or Dimensity 9000+ (Dimensity 9400/9400+). Some older models of these lineups are still quite capable, but these are the best chips on offer for Android devices and iOS devices. Having a flagship grade chip also ensures you get a powerful GPU, which helps render frames and ensure frame stability.
2. Ultra Smooth Display
A good display enhances immersion. For gaming, 120Hz or 144Hz refresh rates are ideal, as they provide fluid motion and responsiveness. AMOLED or OLED panels offer better contrast and punchy colors over LCDs. A higher refresh rate also helps reduce input latency, with a high touch sampling rate further improving the gaming experience.
3. RAM and Storage
With games getting bigger and more complex, one requires both high storage and RAM capacity. While 8GB is usually sufficient, a flagship/gaming smartphone can offer 12GB or even higher memory. 128GB was seen as standard for devices, but the higher 256GB is quickly becoming the norm on high end models. So definitely go for more storage, so you don’t have to deal with deleting pictures or videos later on. Additionally, consider phones with faster storage like UFS 3.1 and UFS 4.0, which also help load the games faster.
4. Battery and Charging Speed
Gaming can drain your battery fast. A phone with a 5000mAh or higher battery is ideal. Equally important is fast charging (like 60W or higher), so you’re not stuck waiting for too long between sessions. Another big bonus is the new bypass charging feature that lets your device get directly powered by the charger, avoiding battery charging and heating up while gaming.
5. Cooling System
A robust thermal dissipation system is often overlooked by many. Smartphones are getting more powerful every year, and your device needs a capable cooling system to combat heat. Now pair that with intense activities like gaming, and your device will quickly overheat and start throttling performance that may cause stutters while gaming. So, a vapor chamber cooling or large graphene layers can help prevent such an issue. Gaming phones like the Red Magic 10S Pro even house a physical RGB fan for active cooling.
6. Audio and Haptics
Stereo speakers with good volume and clarity make a difference, especially in FPS titles. Also, advanced haptic feedback engines add to the immersion when playing action-heavy games.
7. Gaming Features & Software Optimizations
Gaming-centric phones often include special features like shoulder triggers (eg: ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro), customizable performance modes, and game-centric UI overlays. These can give you an edge in competitive titles like PUBG Mobile.
Indian electronics brand Elista is expanding its smart TV lineup with a new range of QLED Google TVs. The TVs come in three sizes, 32-inch, 43-inch, and 55-inch, and start at just Rs 23,990 for the base model.
Of course, the highlight of the TVs are QLED panels, which should deliver better color accuracy, contrast, and brightness over regular LED displays. The 55-inch model supports 4K UHD resolution and HDR10, while the 43-inch and 32-inch versions top out at Full HD.
For audio, some variants of the TV have a 48W in-built soundbar with Dolby Audio support. All three models are wrapped in a slim, bezel-less design, and the brand says they’re made using “premium materials.”
Under the hood, these TVs run on Google TV, which merges content from apps like Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, Disney+ Hotstar, and SonyLIV into a single interface. With Google Assistant and Chromecast built in, users get hands-free voice control, smart home integration, and seamless casting from phones or tablets.
Connectivity is also on par with other budget smart TVs: dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz and 5GHz) ensures smoother streaming, and 2 HDMI ports allow for connecting consoles or sound systems.
Price and Future Plans
As for the price, the 32-inch model is Rs 23,990, the 43-inch is Rs 35,990, and the 55-inch QLED Elista TV is Rs 69,990.
Elista, founded in 2020, has grown quickly in India’s crowded electronics space. The company says its new TVs are part of a broader “Make in India” effort, supported by its manufacturing facility in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh. It recently expanded into Tanzania and continues to push into other markets like the UAE, Africa, and CIS regions.
Thieves in the UK have just pulled off a massive heist for Samsung‘s latest flagship Galaxy foldable smartphones. Thousands of Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 have just been stolen in London, so here’s everything you need to know.
12,000 Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 Units Stolen in London Heist
Known tipster Ice Universe just shared some bad news regarding the South Korean tech giant’s recent foldable shipment in the UK. A truck that was carrying Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 units was recently stolen near the London Heathrow Airport. Reportedly, the thieves got away with around 12,000 units of the new foldable.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7
Due to this big heist, Samsung Electronics is seeing an economic loss of about $10.6 million. To recall, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 carries a £1,049 price tag, while the Galaxy Z Fold 7 typically sells for an even more exorbitant price tag of £1,799. At the moment, there’s no info regarding the location of the truck, so the large number of premium phones from the brand are still at large.
Samsung is likely working with the UK law enforcement to find these missing devices, but we can expect the company to blacklist and lock all of the units. This would basically make them unusable and make them harder to sell in the black market. The massive Samsung heist might also impact the brand’s availability of its flagship Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 models in the region. This is all the information we have at the moment, so stick around for more.
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Samsung could be getting ready to expand its audio lineup in India with the upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 FE, a new pair of budget-friendly TWS earbuds. The upcoming truly wireless earbuds just surfaced on an Indian certification, so here’s what you need to know.
Budget-Friendly Galaxy Buds 3 FE Arriving Soon?
The South Korean tech giant’s new Galaxy Buds 3 FE just surfaced on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database, carrying the EP-QR420 model number. This basically confirms the availability of this bearable product in the region. To recall, Samsung first unveiled the Galaxy Buds FE model back in 2024, with the Galaxy Buds 2 FE expected to launch this year. However, later sightings hinted that the brand skipped the Buds 2 FE for the Buds 3 FE.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 FE Leaked Render
While it is unknown why this is the case, the brand could simply be making the Fan Edition model in line with the current lineup of its premium Galaxy Buds 3 series models. Just last month, the first image of the Galaxy Buds 3 FE surfaced online in a leaked render. A tipster offered us a look at this budget TWS, while also confirming some of its specs and features. Reportedly, the Galaxy Buds 3 FE will support passive noise isolation, along with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation).
Apart from this, you are also getting an Ambient Mode, better battery life, and maybe even the new Galaxy AI tools for features like real time translation. Based on early rumors, the Galaxy Buds 3 FE could go on sale for around 99 to 129 US Dollars. This is all the information we have, so stick around for more as teasers of this gadget should surface soon.
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HUAWEI’s newest 11.5-inch tablet arrives as the 2024 version’s predecessor, with a brighter matte screen, longer battery life. I spent seven days using the PaperMatte edition as my primary tablet for work, note-taking and content consumption to find out whether it is a better option right now.
Design & Build
The body is a single block of aluminium, colored in either Space Grey or the subtler Violet tone. At 6.1 mm and 515 g it is genuinely pocketable in a coat. HUAWEI says the new forging process adds 30% rigidity, so there is no flex when torqued. There is no IP rating and no headphone jack, so gym or poolside use feels risky.
The best thing is the case to go with the tablet, if you have read my other tablet reviews, I always stress that you much buy the official case with the tablet, as it is not only high quality usually, but also very custom fit. So does this case, it feels premium, and connects to the tablet smartly. The smart thing HUAWEI did is that, the tablet and the case is bundled together, which means you are encouraged to buy them together.
Display
The 2456 × 1600 IPS panel is the top line specs, rated at 2.5K. 120 Hz refresh is adaptive, so it changes between 60/90/120Hz, to suit every occasion, and saves power. Peak brightness is 600 nits, outdoors at 11 a.m. under clear sky it is still very bright and I could still read white websites.
The PaperMatte coating is more than a film. Nano-etching diffuses reflections, cutting specular glare to 2% compared with 4.8% on other glossy models. Colour gamut is still 100% sRGB, yet saturation drops slightly, but nothing serious. The TÜV low-blue-light badge is earned through hardware (DC dimming), not software filters, so screen colour temperature doesn’t shift at night, this can be very useful if you dislike Night Mode.
Stylus Experience
The third-generation M-Pencil snaps magnetically to the top edge and charges in roughly 90 minutes. There is almost no latency in HUAWEI Notes, which is still class-leading and can compete head to head with the Apple Pencil 2. This is because the hardware quality is pretty good, and the NearLink tech on board. Tip friction is closer to felt on paper than glass, and I found it is smoother than last gen, which means the manufacturing quality is again better. The gesture controls of the stylus is also very intuitive.
Battery & Charging
The 10100mAh cell delivered about 12 hours of mixed use: 2h Zoom calls, 4h Chrome, 3h Netflix at 50% brightness, and intermittent note-taking. That is an excellent performance. The 40W charger (sold separately in the EU) took the tablet from 2% to 42% in 30 minutes and reached 100% in 1h 18min, respectable for a tablet with such battery. There is no wireless charging.
Performance
There isn’t any information about the chip used in this tablet, it only says 8GB Ram, 128GB or 256GB Rom. Day-to-day use is pretty smooth, as it is the key advantage of HarmonyOS. In fact, this tablet is positioned as a productivity machine, so every feature is designed around this theme. You can fully utilize the Apps to do a lot of stuff.
Software & Multitasking
HarmonyOS 4.3 brings the same floating-window feature as before. You can pin two apps side-by-side and park a third in a resizable bubble. PC-level WPS Office is genuinely useful, spreadsheets open with desktop ribbons and trackpad shortcuts.
And of course, the GoPaint App has updated again, with more tools and canvas. GoPaint has really evolved as the best painting App for either real painters and also regular users. There are many tutorials and tools that allows you to draw better.
Audio & Connectivity
Four speakers at both sides. Volume is very big, the quality of sound is also very good. Wi-Fi 6 throughput averaged 820Mbps on a 1Gbps symmetrical line two rooms from the router, a 25% bump versus last year’s model. Bluetooth 5.2 paired instantly with any headphones or other devices.
Cameras
HUAWEI barely mentions imaging. The 8MP front camera sits along the long edge, ideal for landscape video calls, the quality is adequate under office lighting but noisy in a dim living room. The rear 13MP camera is better, daylight shots are quite competent for document scanning, or videos.
Keyboard & Accessories
The detachable smart keyboard weighs 435g. Key travel is 1.5mm, similar to a low profile keyboard already, the flex feels good. The single-angle kickstand is sturdy on desks, and it connects the keyboard via magnet. The keyboard can also be separated, if you want to create a certain space between the tablet and the keyboard.
Verdict
The HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte edition is a really good productivity tool, even as an entry-level product in HUAWEI’s lineup. The PaperMatte screen is a nice touch for such tablet at this price point. The battery is bigger than before also, it should support a longer use. If you live inside HUAWEI’s ecosystem and value a matte, eye-friendly display, the 2025 refresh is a sensible upgrade.
In a major theft that’s grabbed headlines across the tech world, around 12,000 of Samsung’s latest foldable smartphones were stolen in transit near London’s Heathrow Airport, dealing a blow to the company just weeks after launch.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7
Truck carrying Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 hijacked
According to well-known tipster @UniverseIce, the heist took place late last week, involving a truck carrying a large shipment of Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 units. The stolen cargo is estimated to be worth around $10.6 million (approximately £7.9 million), making it one of the UK’s largest electronics thefts in recent years.
The phones were reportedly on their way to a warehouse after arriving in the UK when the truck was hijacked. Alongside the foldables, the shipment also reportedly included other newly launched products such as the Galaxy S25 series and Galaxy Watch 8.
With the Z Flip 7 priced at £1,049 and the Z Fold 7 starting at £1,799, the shipment was clearly a high-value target. The incident is likely to impact Samsung’s supply chain in the UK and delay retail availability for customers awaiting pre-orders following the global launch on July 9.
Heathrow’s ongoing security issues
Heathrow has been a frequent target for organized electronics theft, with its position as a key logistics hub making it vulnerable. UK police say up to 75% of stolen smartphones are smuggled out of the country within 72 hours, making recovery difficult.
Earlier this year, 1,000 smartphones were recovered near Heathrow in a separate case, highlighting ongoing security concerns. Devices stolen in such heists often resurface on the grey market with blocked IMEI numbers, rendering them ineligible for official support or warranty, and posing a risk for buyers.
Samsung has yet to release an official statement as of writing, but is expected to work closely with logistics partners and authorities going forward. Customers are advised to be cautious when purchasing devices from unofficial sources and verify IMEI numbers to ensure their phones are not blacklisted.
One UI 8 debuted earlier this month with the 7th-gen Galaxy foldables, Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and Galaxy Z Flip 7 SE. The stable rollout should soon go live for older Galaxy phones and tablets. Samsung hasn’t announced a timeline yet, but the update will likely roll out to Galaxy devices first that are currently under testing for One UI 8.
We’ve prepared a list of Samsung phones and tablets that are currently under One UI 8 testing. If your Galaxy device is on the list, it will likely get One UI 8 sooner than most devices.
One UI 8 is currently under testing for these Galaxy devices
Galaxy S25, S25+, S25 Ultra, S25 Edge
Galaxy S24, S24+, S24 Ultra, S24 FE
Galaxy S23, S23+, S23 Ultra, S23 FE
Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra
Galaxy Tab S10, S10+, S10 Ultra
Galaxy Tab S9, S9+, S9 Ultra
Galaxy A56, A55, A54, A53
Galaxy A36, A35, A34, A33
Galaxy Z Flip 6, Fold 6
Galaxy Z Fold 5, Flip 5
Galaxy Z Fold 4, Flip 4
Galaxy M36, M35
Galaxy F34
Galaxy F15
While the One UI 8 testing has begun for all these devices, only the Galaxy S25 series has access to the public One UI 8 beta. For the remaining devices, testing is being conducted internally, which is not accessible to the public.
When will Samsung start rolling out the One UI 8 update?
With the One UI 8 debut earlier this month, Samsung became the first non-Google brand to release the Android 16 update. That speedy release is a result of two major changes to Samsung’s software rollout strategy (read more about it here). However, the stable rollout to older Galaxy devices is yet to kick off.
Samsung hasn’t announced an exact date when it will begin the rollout. However, it has already confirmed that the rollout will begin “this summer”. That means the stable rollout is right around the corner. It’ll likely begin later this month.
We’ve compiled all the information about One UI 8 in this post, including eligible devices and new features. Give it a read for more clarity on when it’s coming and what to expect from it. Also, be sure to visit our One UI 8 section regularly for the latest information.
Vivo‘s next standard flagship could be getting a notable upgrade in the camera department. The base Vivo X300 is getting a new camera sensor, which could be sourced from Samsung. So here’s everything you need to know.
Is Vivo X300 Getting a 200MP Telephoto as its Main Camera?
The latest rumor was shared by a tipster on X (formerly Twitter), who goes by @nakajimegame. In the tweet, he claims that the Chinese tech giant plans to launch its next base flagship model with a new Samsung ISOCELL camera. The sensor in question is reportedly called the ISOCELL HBP. This shooter has a 200MP resolution and a 1/1.4-inch sensor size. So it is larger than the Vivo X200‘s Sony IMX921 camera, which had a 50MP resolution and a 1/1.56-inch sensor size.
Vivo X200
In other words, we can expect better low light performance and better details in the next gen model. It is worth noting that the ISOCELL HBP branding is quite similar to the ISOCELL HP9 (200MP, 1/1.4-inch), which is the 200MP periscope telephoto shooter on the Vivo X200 Pro. Meaning, Vivo could be working on a modified telephoto shooter for the main camera of the Vivo X300.
Apart from this, the tipster believes that the Vivo X300’s telephoto shooter could be a 50MP periscope lens with a 1/1.95-inch sensor, which is likely the same Sony IMX882/LYT600 camera that was also found in the last gen model. Lastly, the Zeiss partnership would likely continue in the next flagship lineup. Keep in mind that this is still just an unconfirmed report, so take this news with a pinch of salt for now, and stick around for more.
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A new budget smartphone from Vivo has just made its debut in India. The Vivo Y400 is a 5G smartphone with some notable specs and features, despite its affordable price tag. So here’s everything you need to know about the hardware, pricing, and special launch offers.
Vivo Y400 Launch: What does it offer?
The Vivo Y400 was just announced in the Indian market with a tall 6.67-inch AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and 1800 nits of peak brightness. This panel also gets an Eye Care Display certification, which reduces blue light. Under the hood, the Y400 is equipped with the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 SoC, which is a 4nm based chip with 5G networking support. This processor is paired with 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage along with 8GB of virtual RAM expansion.
Vivo Y400 5G
A massive 6,000mAh battery pack powers this affordable phone, which supports 90W wired fast charging. Keeping this specs cool is a large cooling mechanism with a 40,000mm² coverage size. For optics, the rear has a 50MP main camera with a 2MP secondary shooter, while the front houses a 32MP selfie shooter. Other notable features include IP68 +IP69 rating for water and dust resistance, dual stereo speakers with Hi Res audio, an in-display fingerprint scanner (optical), various AI features (like Circle to Search), dual SIM support, and Android 15 OS based Funtouch OS 15 custom skin out of the box.
Pricing and Offers
The Vivo Y400 was launched in two color options, namely Olive Green and Glam White. It has a starting price tag of Rs 21,999 for the base 8GB + 128GB model, while the 8GB + 256GB variant costs Rs 23,999. The brand is even offering an instant bank discount of Rs 2,000 to HDFC credit card holders. Furthermore, there is a Rs 500 discount, a $500 review voucher, and a complimentary 1 year extended warranty as well.
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Honor might be gearing up to compete with the current generation of flagship flip phones with its own offering soon. But it might make its upcoming Magic V Flip 2/Magic V2 Flip be more practical with a bigger battery and faster charging speeds.
Honor Magic V Flip 2 Leaked with Big Battery and Blazing 80W Charging
The news arrives from Digital Chat Station, who shared the details on Weibo. In his latest post, the known tipster shared some details regarding a bunch of phones, including the Magic V Flip 2. He believes that Honor’s next flip phone will debut with a sizeable 5,500mAh battery pack, which could support 80W wired fast charging. While this isn’t groundbreaking for devices that recently launched in China, it is still notable for a clamshell folding phone.
Honor Magic V Flip 2
In comparison, Samsung’s latest Galaxy Z Flip 7 with a bigger battery than its predecessor. However, the flagship foldable only got a minor bump to 4,300mAh. This model came with support for a humble 25W wired fast charging and 15W wireless charging. So the Magic V Flip 2 packs would be setting a record for such a format. Notably, Digital Chat Station previously made the same claim for the Magic V Flip 2‘s battery pack last month.
Honor might debut this model in the Chinese market in August 2025, although there is still no official word on its release. The device even surfaced on China’s CMIIT and 3C certification recently. Based on what we know so far, the Magic V Flip 2 could sport a tall 6.8-inch flexible LTPO OLED main display with an FHD+ resolution and high refresh rate. Meanwhile, the cover screen is likely a 4-inch panel. Under the hood, this model might be equipped with either a Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 or a Snapdragon 8 Elite. This is all the information we have at the moment, so stick around for more.
Huawei‘s next top flagship could be its most ambitious tablet yet. A new rumor suggests that the upcoming MatePad Pro (2026) could finally arrive with support for PC applications. This could bring a notable edge to this premium tablet over its competitors.
Next-Gen Huawei MatePad Pro Tipped to Run PC Apps
According to Fixed Focus Digital on Weibo, the Chinese tech giant is planning on bringing a true cross platform experience on its new flagship tablet. The MatePad Pro (2026) might support PC apps with a user interface. We might also get a new version of HarmonyOS, which could make them offer similar functionality to the brand’s MateBook. In other words, the MatePro Pro fully integrates PC apps, allowing for better productivity as well.
Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2 (2025)
This could blur the lines between a PC and tablet, which is something Apple has been doing with its iPad. However, Apple still locks its flagship iPad Pros, so there is still no direct support for desktop grade applications even if the tablet has enough horsepower for said platform. So Huawei’s next top tablets might have a considerable advantage in this regard. Huawei built HarmonyOS with multi platform integration in mind, so this seems like the next step for a more seamless ecosystem.
As of right now, this is still just an unconfirmed report, so take this news with a pinch of salt. But if this is true, we can expect the PC app support to arrive alongside HarmonyOS 6. Huawei sells its MatePad Pro in 13.2-inch and 12.2-inch (Review) variants, but the next generation could sport an even larger 14.2-inch, which is as tall as a laptop in terms of screen real estate. We can also expect a high resolution OLED display to make a return, along with a new Kirin 9000 series processor.
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Looking to go beyond a simple text message to express your feelings? The Frisson Collection by Darry Ring—the world’s first interactive couple rings—offers a new way to stay emotionally connected across any distance.
These rings are not just ornamental; they incorporate advanced technology that enables couples to sense each other’s presence and exchange subtle signals of affection in real time. Whether separated by cities or continents, users can maintain a continuous emotional connection through discreet, meaningful interactions.
Rather than focusing on simulating a heartbeat, the Frisson rings are designed to deliver personalized signals that serve as real-time reminders of a partner’s presence and emotional closeness.
This innovative technology represents a new form of digital intimacy—enhancing modern relationships through tangible, interactive communication that goes beyond words.
A New Kind of Commitment: More Than Just a Ring
Jewelry has long symbolized love and commitment, but the Frisson Collection stands out. It’s not just a ring; it’s a pulse. It’s a pulse that carries the rhythm of your love, sending a heartbeat to your partner, even when you’re miles apart. With each gentle tap, the ring sends a tactile signal to your partner—creating a moment of connection that’s both simple and deeply personal.
For those seeking more than a decorative accessory, the Frisson ring becomes a shared ritual—a real-time expression of emotional engagement that grows with you over time. It’s a smart, interactive way to honor the everyday moments that strengthen a relationship.
For Modern Love, a Modern Approach
Whether you’re managing the demands of a busy career or navigating a long-distance relationship, the Frisson Collection is designed for today’s couples. Each interaction—each touch and vibration—records a shared engagement, creating a digital trace of the attention, care, and emotional investment that partners give to each other.
Biometric Technology Meets Romance
The Frisson rings don’t just look good; they work. Using advanced biometric technology, the rings track your heart rate, body temperature, and pulse, sending those intimate signals directly to your partner’s ring. It’s not a gimmick; it’s an emotional connection you can feel right at your fingertips.
Instead of waiting for a text, imagine sending a heartbeat to say, “I’m thinking of you,” “I miss you,” or “I love you.” This is intimacy taken to the next level, where every beat of your heart speaks volumes, even when words fall short. The ability to feel your partner’s heartbeat wherever you are, at any moment, brings a new sense of closeness that’s hard to replicate in today’s digital world.
How It Works: Staying Connected Is Simple
Wear It Like a Second Skin
The Frisson ring is designed to be a subtle part of your daily life. It’s comfortable, stylish, and unobtrusive, meaning you’ll hardly notice it until you feel your partner’s heartbeat syncing with yours.
Sync With Your Partner
Using the Darry Ring app, couples can easily pair their rings. With a secure connection, every interaction is logged—creating a digital journey of shared emotional moments.
Tap, Send, and Connect
When words aren’t enough, send a heartbeat. A simple tap can carry a world of emotions, a quick “I miss you,” a quiet “I’m here,” or a deep “I love you,” even in silence. This simple interaction becomes a powerful gesture, keeping the emotional thread between you and your partner alive, no matter where you are.
Love That Grows Over Time
What makes the Frisson Collection unique is its ability to reflect the growth of a relationship. Each interaction is recorded in the app, forming a visual timeline of shared effort and connection. Over time, the ring’s glow intensifies—not in response to biometric data, but as a reflection of emotional engagement between partners.
It’s a way to look back on the small gestures that make love resilient. Whether celebrating milestones or simply marking everyday care, the Frisson ring captures what words sometimes can’t: presence, attention, and commitment.
More Than a Ring: A Living Memory
What if love could leave a visible trace—not just in memory, but in data? The Frisson ring transforms each interaction into part of a growing emotional record. And when life gets busy and interactions slow, the dimming glow becomes a gentle reminder to reconnect.
Love, Real and Tangible
The Frisson ring is more than a piece of jewelry—it’s a way to maintain emotional intimacy, wherever life takes you. From anniversaries to ordinary days, long-distance challenges to shared routines, the Frisson Collection helps partners stay close through small but meaningful acts of engagement.
Ready to experience love that evolves with you? The Frisson Collection offers a new way to stay connected—subtle, smart, and emotionally significant. One tap at a time.
MediaTek is reportedly working on the Dimensity 9500 chipset, which will power the next-generation flagship phones arriving later this year. A new leak has shed light on MediaTek’s upcoming Dimensity 9500 chipset. As per a new leak, the next-generation flagship chip could deliver notable performance and efficiency upgrades, with a particular focus on gaming enhancements.
Dimensity 9500: Significant GPU and ray tracing improvements expected
Dimensity 9500 leak
According to reliable tipster Ice Universe, the forthcoming Dimensity 9500 will bring a significant leap in GPU performance, with efficiency improving by more than 40 percent compared to its predecessor. Peak performance is also expected to be notably stronger, while ray tracing capabilities could see a similar 40 percent boost.
Most strikingly, the leak suggests that smartphones powered by this chip may finally push ray-traced graphics beyond 100 frames per second, delivering a much smoother and more immersive gaming experience. According to the tipster, MediaTek appears to have fully unlocked the potential of Arm’s latest Drage GPU architecture, making the Dimensity 9500 a highly anticipated upgrade for mobile gaming.
As per reports, the Dimensity 9500 will be equipped with the all-big-core CPU configuration, including one Cortex-X930 ultra core, three Cortex-X9 series cores, and four A7 series cores, supported by 16MB of L3 cache and 10MB of system-level cache.
Built on TSMC’s third-generation 3nm N3P process, the chip could also introduce updated AI processing, with GPU compute performance reportedly reaching 100 TOPS for enhanced AI-driven tasks. Geekbench 6 scores may exceed 3,900 in single-core and 11,000 in multi-core performance, indicating gains of up to 34.5 percent and 19.6 percent, respectively, over the Dimensity 9400.
The Dimensity 9500 is expected to debut in September. Speculations are rife that the Vivo X300 series will be the first to feature it followed by the Oppo Find X9 lineup.
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Last week, iQOO confirmed that the Z10 Turbo+ will debut on Aug. 7 in China. The brand has already confirmed the chipset and battery that will power the device. The brand has now released a few more teasers to reveal new details about the device. Here’s what to expect from the new model.
iQOO Z10 Turbo+ AnTuTu score
The iQOO Z10 Turbo+ will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9400+. Built on TSMC’s 3nm process, the processor features an eight-core design comprising a 3.73GHz Cortex-X925 prime core, three Cortex-X4 cores, and four Cortex-A720 cores. The CPU is joined by a 12-core Immortalis-G925 GPU, LPDDR5x Ultra RAM (9600Mbps), and UFS 4.1 storage. The company claims that the device is capable of achieving AnTuTu scores crossing 3.26 million points.
Complementing the powerful chip is a large 8,000mAh battery supported by 90W wired fast charging. The handset is equipped with a 7K ultra-large VC liquid cooling system for superior heat dissipation, ensuring peak performance during intense use.
The Z10 Turbo+ will be among the first smartphones to support a 144Hz high-frame-rate mode for Valorant Mobile (known as Valorant: Genesis in China). Riot Games and Tencent’s Photon Studio have optimized the game to balance visual fidelity and mobile hardware capabilities, ensuring smoother gameplay.
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Honor has launched the Play 70 Plus in China. It is a mid-range 5G smartphone featuring a Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 chipset, a massive 7,0000mAh battery, and a rugged build. Here’s a look at its specifications, features, and price.
Honor Play 70 Plus specifications and features
Honor Play 70 Plus
The Honor Play 70 Plus comes with a 6.77-inch LCD display offering HD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, DC dimming, and multiple eye protection modes, including a natural light option. For security, it features a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. It also includes a dedicated side AI button for quick actions like cleaning memory, adjusting brightness, and checking deliveries.
Powering the device is the Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 chipset, which the brand claims can deliver long-term smooth performance. The phone is equipped with a 7,000mAh battery that supports 45W fast charging and reverse charging.
Honor Play 70 Plus Honor Play 70 Plus
On the camera front, the phone sports a 50-megapixel rear camera with AI features such as object removal, image expansion, and eye correction, along with a single-camera setup. Other highlights include dual stereo speakers with 400% volume, multi-scenario NFC, and Magic OS 9.0-based Android 15.
Honor Play 70 Plus Honor Play 70 Plus
For durability, the Play 70 Plus features a Gold Label five-star drop resistance certification, a redesigned Tai Chi shock absorption structure for improved impact resistance, and reinforced corners to reduce frame deformation risks. The device also carries an IP65 rating for dust and water resistance and supports precise touch response even with wet hands.
Honor Play 70 Plus price and availability
The Honor Play 70 Plus is available in three variants: 8GB+256GB priced at 1,199 Yuan (~$165), 12GB+256GB priced at 1,399 Yuan (~$195), and 12GB+512GB priced at 1,599 Yuan (~$220). It comes in four color options: Blue, Black, Pink, and White, and will go on sale starting Aug. 8 in China.
As per a recent report, Honor is reportedly preparing to launch the Honor 400 Smart and Honor X7d globally. According to XpertPick, both models share the same LOG-NX1 model number, indicating that they could be rebranded versions of the Play 70 Plus for markets outside China.
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