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Huawei Mate X8 leak reveals display, camera, battery, and price

The Huawei Mate X8 could offer a larger inner display, a bigger battery, and an upgraded camera system than its predecessor. Tipster Digital Chat Station has shared more details about the upcoming foldable, following the first report in April. 

The tipster described it as a “large folding camera” phone, with an expected price of around 10,000 yuan (~ $1495), putting it in the same range as Huawei’s wide foldable.

Huawei Mate X7
Huawei Mate X7

Huawei Mate X8 Specifications (Rumored)

According to the leak, the Mate X8 will have a 6.5-inch cover display and an 8.15-inch inner screen, both using ultra-thin glass. The current Mate X7 has a 6.49-inch cover display and an 8-inch inner panel, so the changes are relatively small on the outside, with a slightly larger screen when unfolded.

As for the camera, the Mate X8 is tipped to feature a 50MP main lens with a 1/1.28-inch SC595 sensor, a variable aperture, and an RYYB color filter. It will reportedly be paired with a periscope telephoto camera of 50MP.

Huawei Mate X8 Specs Leak

The Mate X7 already has a 1/1.28-inch RYYB main sensor with a variable aperture, so the new model may build on the existing camera setup rather than introduce a major change in sensor size.

The Mate X8 engineering sample also reportedly packs a battery larger than 6,000mAh, compared to the 5,525mAh battery in the standard Mate X7. 

The tipster hasn’t revealed the processor’s name, instead crediting it as a new-generation flagship SoC. An earlier report from July also hinted at a chipset upgrade. The Mate X8 has been appearing in leaks since November last year, although Huawei has yet to confirm any of these details.

Huawei hasn’t confirmed the Mate X8’s specifications, price, or launch date, so the leaked details may still change before the phone becomes official.


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Edifier launches We-Bass clip-on earbuds with 12mm drivers, IP55 rating & 20h battery

Edifier has officially launched its new We-Bass clip-on open-ear wireless earbuds in China. The earbuds are now available for purchase through JD.com, priced at 399 yuan (~$60).

Edifier We-Bass clip-on earbuds

Edifier We-Bass Earbuds Specifications

The We-Bass earbuds feature a flexible nickel-titanium alloy wire that wraps around the outer ear for a secure and comfortable fit. Edifier claims the wire has undergone more than 10,000 bending tests to ensure it maintains its shape over time.

The earbuds come in a Wave White color option with a combination of matte and metallic finishes. They also carry an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance, while the companion app offers a water-ejection feature to help remove trapped moisture from the speaker grilles.

For audio output, Edifier equipped the earbuds with 12mm long-stroke dynamic drivers. Because open-ear designs do not form a seal in the ear canal, they often lose low-end frequencies.

Edifier We-Bass clip-on earbuds

To address this, the We-Bass uses a dynamic bass compensation algorithm to adjust the bass output in real time. The earbuds also feature an acoustic chamber designed to direct sound straight into the ear canal, a method used to minimize audio leakage.

On the software side, the earbuds support Doubao and DeepSeek AI models for real-time voice assistance, along with translation across 21 languages in face-to-face and side-by-side modes. They also feature AI-powered call noise reduction and a wind noise detection algorithm that minimizes interference at wind speeds of up to 28 km/h.

Edifier We-Bass clip-on earbuds

The earbuds connect via Bluetooth 6.1, which supports dual-device multipoint connections and a 50ms low-latency gaming mode. Battery life is rated at up to five hours of continuous playback on a single charge, with the charging case providing an additional 15 hours, bringing the total to 20 hours.

In related news, Baseus has recently launched the MC2 NC clip-on earbuds with 50dB ANC, LDAC, built-in AI features, and up to 60 hours of battery life.

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Timex launches Day of the Dead Snoopy watch with a stunning glow-in-the-dark dial

Timex has released a new version of its Weekender watch in collaboration with the Peanuts franchise, featuring a Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) theme just in time for Halloween. The watch is available now in the US and the UK directly through the Timex website, priced at $189 and £155, respectively.

Peanuts Timex Weekender Day of the Dead

Design Details

The watch (TW2Y85900) features a custom dark blue dial with an illustration of Snoopy surrounded by traditional Day of the Dead-inspired motifs.

To make the design visible at night, Timex included its standard Indiglo backlight technology. Pressing the crown illuminates the entire dial from behind, which highlights the specific patterns of the artwork.

Alongside the Indiglo feature, the watch hands and the full Arabic numeral markers have a standard luminescent fill for basic low-light reading without needing to press the button.

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As for the hardware, it uses the standard 40mm Weekender case design. The case is made of polished silver-tone low-lead brass, measuring 10mm thick with a 47.5mm lug-to-lug distance. The whole unit weighs 54.5 grams.

The dial is protected by a mineral glass crystal, which provides basic scratch and heat resistance for everyday wear. Inside, the watch runs on a standard battery-powered quartz analog movement, powered by a CR2016 coin-cell battery.

The watch ships with a 20mm black natural leather strap with a standard buckle. According to Timex, the leather is treated with oil and wax to help resist water and will soften as it gets worn. The band is designed to fit wrist circumferences between 5.9 and 8.1 inches (150 to 205mm).

For durability, the watch has a water resistance rating of 50 meters. This means it can handle splashes, rain, or a light swim, but it is not built for snorkeling or diving. Timex also says that the crown should not be pressed while submerged to maintain the water seal.

In related news, Timex has recently launched the 1978 Day Date Fumé Reissue in the US with a stunning brown gradient dial, alongside the Pan Am Waterbury GMT featuring a striking two-tone dial and quartz movement.

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Anbernic gaming handhelds could face a potential US sales ban

Retro gaming handheld maker Anbernic is drawing attention from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), which recently recommended adding the company to the US government’s “Notorious Markets” list.

Anbernic gaming handhelds

In a filing to the United States Trade Representative (USTR), the ESA classified Anbernic as a “superfake” seller. The trade group’s issue isn’t with the emulation hardware itself. Instead, the ESA is targeting Anbernic’s practice of selling devices bundled with microSD cards full of unauthorized game ROMs. Because these pre-loaded cards include copyrighted titles from publishers like Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft, the ESA argues the bundles directly infringe on its members’ intellectual property.

If the USTR follows the ESA’s recommendation, Anbernic could face regulatory hurdles in the US market. This might result in a halt on US sales through platforms like Amazon and eBay, or simply a requirement to stop selling devices with pre-loaded memory cards. The timing is notable, as Anbernic is currently preparing to release new devices like the RG DDS.

At this stage, the ESA’s filing is just a recommendation. The USTR has yet to finalize its annual list, so Anbernic’s hardware remains available for now.

Still, the situation points to a standard compliance issue in the retro handheld space. While selling emulation hardware is legal, distributing copyrighted software is not. To avoid future US trade friction, Anbernic and similar manufacturers may simply need to shift to selling their devices without any included games.

In related news, Ayaneo has recently launched the Konkr Pocket Block retro gaming handheld, featuring a 4:3 display and Android 12.

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Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro turns red in 3 weeks, and nobody knows exactly why

The rich, dark Burgundy finish on some iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max units is apparently lightening up noticeably. Hands-on images highlight the color shift, and it’s hard to ignore.

Two iPhone 18 Pro units showing a noticeable color shift from burgundy to red.

A Reddit user named Low-Ad9343 posted photos showing the difference. He bought his Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro on September 19 and by October 9, only about three weeks later, the aluminum surface had shifted from that deep burgundy to a lighter, brighter red.

In the comments, a few people floated the idea that something chemical might be reacting with the colored aluminum, but there’s no solid proof of that yet.

The affected user took the iPhone to an Apple Store, and the staff told him they’d check with an engineer and get back to him by Monday, October 12. It’s still unclear whether Apple saw this as a warranty issue and offered a replacement.

Reddit comment from a user describing their experience with an iPhone 18 Pro issue.

This isn’t the first time something like this has come up. The iPhone 18 Pro models collect dust around the camera modules that’s hard to clean and becomes clearly visible on the Burgundy and Black models. Cleaning is possible, but the dust keeps coming back, requiring regular cleaning. It also risks scratching the camera lens covers with dust particles.

What’s different now is that the color shift looks permanent. Similar complaints showed up last year with the Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro models.

Apple hasn’t said anything officially about a manufacturing problem. We still don’t know what’s causing it or how many phones are actually affected. People have speculated about heat or UV exposure, but nothing’s been verified.

Until more details come out, it’s another reminder that the long-term stability of these anodized finishes on recent iPhones is still an open question.

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DJI’s new drone dock swaps batteries in seconds, but it costs a fortune

DJI, the company best known for its drones, has announced its first unmanned platform with automatic battery swapping called the DJI Dock 4. The system is part of a kit that includes the Matrice 5TD drone and a DJI O4 ground station.

The hardware alone costs 167,999 yuan (~ $25,100) in China, while software subscriptions, installations in non-standard environments, and additional support services cost extra. Pre-orders are now open through DJI’s official industry partners.

DJI Dock 4 Launch Specs Price

The main advantage of the Dock 4 is how quickly it gets a drone back in the air. DJI says the system completes a battery swap 25 seconds after landing, allowing the drone to take off again within 45 seconds. 

The drone stays powered on throughout the process, essentially avoiding the downtime associated with docks that need to recharge batteries between flights. DJI claims it has the fastest battery-swapping system among unmanned docks.

As for the drone itself, the Matrice 5TD can fly for up to 59 minutes on a single flight. Combined with the dock’s automatic battery swapping, the system can keep missions running with much shorter interruptions.

DJI Dock 4 Design

The Dock 4 also supports what DJI calls “open-and-fly” operation, allowing the drone to respond to alerts without an operator manually controlling it. It can travel to a location at speeds of up to 21 meters per second, even at night or on holidays. 

DJI says the drone can reach an incident before ground crews arrive and immediately begin streaming aerial footage to help them assess the situation.

What the Matrice 5TD carries

The Matrice 5TD combines six sensing modules, including telephoto, infrared, laser rangefinder, and thermal imaging capabilities. This allows the same drone to handle daytime inspections, nighttime security work, and mapping. Its mapping accuracy reaches 10 centimeters at 12 megapixels.

For closer inspections, the 11x telephoto lens can read license plates from 400 meters away and identify small defects, such as damaged bolts and pins, from 100 meters. The infrared camera works alongside the visible-light camera to show both a target’s outline and its temperature distribution, making it easier to identify potential problems.

DJI Matrice 5TD Design

Moving on, the drone’s 4K full-color camera can also capture color footage without an external searchlight, while a black-and-white mode with near-infrared fill lighting provides another option for low-light conditions.

The Matrice 5TD supports a maximum effective payload of 450 grams across up to three mounting positions that can operate without interfering with one another. It also comes with a warning light that supports custom colors and flashing patterns, which can be useful during public safety operations.

AI detection and flight safety

The Matrice 5TD runs AI models directly on the drone, allowing it to identify 17 types of targets in live video, including vehicles, ships, and fireworks. Drone operators can also install third-party AI models for more specialized investigation tasks. 

DJI Matrice 5TD AI Detection

Furthermore, its obstacle-avoidance system combines three-direction millimeter-wave radar, ring-scanning lidar, and a six-direction full-color vision system. DJI says these sensors help the drone avoid obstacles at night, including guide wires.

The drone can take off and land in winds of up to 12 m/s. If wind speeds exceed this limit, it can automatically return to its starting point. A parachute is also included as standard equipment and can deploy automatically or through a manual command.

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Xgimi launches Horizon 30 series projectors with 4K 120Hz & up to 6000 ISO lumens brightness

Xgimi has announced its latest lineup of home projectors, the Horizon 30 series. The new range includes three models: the Pro, Max, and Ultra Max, all of which feature an RGB Triple Laser light source, a native 4K 120Hz refresh rate, and a dual-iris system designed to improve black levels and contrast.

Xgimi Horizon 30 Series

Xgimi Horizon 30 Series Specifications

The primary differences between the three tiers come down to light output and native contrast. The base model, the Horizon 30 Pro, outputs 4,800 ISO lumens with an 8,000:1 native contrast ratio. The mid-tier Horizon 30 Max increases the brightness to 5,300 ISO lumens and 9,000:1 contrast.

The highest-end model, the Horizon 30 Ultra Max, reaches 6,000 ISO lumens and a 10,000:1 native contrast ratio. According to Xgimi, this hardware provides a noticeable bump in contrast compared to the previous Horizon 20 series, making the projectors more capable of handling ambient light in standard living rooms.

Xgimi Horizon 30 Series

All these models come with a 4K 120Hz refresh rate. This allows for smoother motion processing during sports and enables the projector to display standard 24fps film content evenly. For gaming, the Horizon 30 series includes Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and AMD FreeSync support. Input lag is rated at 1.9ms for 4K at 120Hz, and drops to 1ms if you switch to 1080p at 240Hz.

In terms of hardware, Xgimi has equipped the projectors with optical zoom (1.2 to 1.5:1 throw ratio) and both horizontal and vertical lens shift. These allow you to adjust the image size and position without relying on digital keystone correction. The projectors also feature a Lens Memory function that lets users save up to five custom aspect ratio and zoom settings.

For software and audio, the projectors run Google TV natively and include dual 12W Harman Kardon speakers with DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio support.

Xgimi Horizon 30 Series

Pricing and Availability

The Horizon 30 series is available for pre-order from October 12th through October 31st, with standard retail sales beginning November 1st.

Xgimi is offering discounted pricing during the pre-order window: the Pro is available for $1,899 (MSRP $2,499), the Max for $2,499 (MSRP $2,999), and the Ultra Max for $2,999 (MSRP $3,499).

Pre-orders also include a bundled floor stand or ceiling mount, two pairs of 3D glasses, and a discount on Xgimi’s Ascend projector screen.

In related news, Xgimi has recently launched its Aura 3 series ultra-short throw projectors in the US market.

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Vivo X500E’s key specifications, front design revealed as launch nears

Vivo appears to be preparing another smartphone for its X-series lineup. The upcoming Vivo X500e has surfaced on Google’s device database, offering an early look at its hardware and front design. The listing adds to signs that the phone could launch in global markets soon.

Vivo X500E specifications and design revealed

Vivo X500e
Vivo X500E

According to 91mobiles, the Vivo X500E has appeared on the Google Play Console with the model number V2648, which is also associated with the recently unveiled Vivo V80.

The listing reveals that the device is powered by the Qualcomm SM7750 chipset, which is the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4. It also lists 8GB of RAM and a display resolution of 2750 x 1260 pixels, although the screen size and refresh rate remain unknown.

The listing image shows a flat display with a centrally positioned punch-hole cutout for the front camera. The handset is also expected to succeed the Vivo X300E, which launched in July this year. However, the available information does not confirm its complete specifications or launch date.

These details contradict previous reports suggesting that the Vivo X500e could be powered by a more powerful Snapdragon or Dimensity chipset. The newly listed specifications suggest that the Vivo X500E could arrive as a rebranded version of the Vivo V80. However, it is advisable to wait for further reports to learn more about the phone’s remaining specifications. With its Google Play Console appearance, it appears that it will not take too long for the X500E to go official.

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Bigme launches new 13-inch color E Ink display with 60Hz refresh rate

The E-ink device manufacturer Bigme has announced the new B13 Pro, a 13.3-inch color E Ink monitor with a 4:3 display, a 60Hz refresh rate, and wired and wireless connectivity. The monitor is now available for pre-order through the company’s official website for $569. 

The B13 Pro uses E Ink’s Kaleido 3 panel with a resolution of 3200 × 2400 pixels. It delivers 300 PPI for black-and-white content and 150 PPI for color. The panel supports 4,096 colors, although its color reproduction remains more limited than what conventional LCD and OLED monitors can provide.

BigMe B13 Pro Display

One of the main changes over the earlier Bigme B13 is the refresh rate. The B13 Pro reaches up to 60 frames per second, compared with 30Hz on its predecessor. 

BigMe B13 Pro Display Refresh Rate

Connectivity and portable design

The monitor supports Mini HDMI and USB Type-C connections. With a compatible device, the USB-C connection carries both power and video through a single cable. Users can also mirror their screens wirelessly through DLNA, AirPlay, and Miracast. Bigme lists compatibility with Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices, along with a recommended computer size of 13 to 17 inches.

BigMe B13 Pro Ports

The B13 Pro has an aluminum alloy body measuring 286 × 231.5 × 5.6 mm at its thinnest point. It weighs around 660g, making it relatively easy to carry alongside a laptop. Other features include built-in dual speakers and a one-year warranty.

Bigme also supports using two B13 Pro monitors side by side for a dual-screen workspace, giving users two 13.3-inch color E Ink displays.

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The Bigme B13 Pro is available to pre-order for $569, while its listed price is $749. However, Bigme has not specified a shipping date in its announcement or on the product page, so buyers should check the latest delivery information before placing an order.

BigMe B13 Pro Display

The new monitor enters a growing color E Ink market. AOC recently introduced the AOC 13T5S in China, another 13.3-inch monitor with a Kaleido 3 panel and 3200 × 2400 resolution. Its refresh rate tops out at 30Hz, and it is priced at 4,599 yuan (around $679).

For users who need a larger display, Bigme also sells the 25.3-inch B251 Pro, which supports refresh rates of up to 60 frames per second and launched at $1,279.

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Nothing smart glasses leak reveals two models with camera and AI features

Nothing could be preparing to enter the smart glasses market with two distinct products. The reported lineup suggests the company wants to cater to users with different needs. Details about pricing, design and availability remain under wraps.

Nothing reportedly preparing two smart glasses models

Smart glasses (AI-generated image)
Smart glasses (AI-generated image)

According to tipster Roland Quandt, Nothing is working on two pairs of smart glasses. The first model will reportedly focus on audio, supporting music playback, phone calls and interaction with a smartphone’s voice assistant. It will also feature photochromic lenses that automatically darken in bright conditions, potentially making the glasses suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

The second model is expected to offer similar audio capabilities but add a built-in camera and more advanced AI functions. Quandt mentions ChatGPT integration and translation support, although the leak does not explain how these features will work or whether processing will happen on the glasses, a connected phone or the cloud. The camera could enable hands-free image capture and provide visual information for AI-powered interactions.

Nothing has yet confirmed either product, so their specifications and launch plans should be treated as unverified. The leak does not reveal the glasses’ designs, battery life, pricing or whether both models will arrive together. An earlier report indicated that Nothing was targeting a 2027 launch for its first smart glasses, but the latest information does not establish a specific release date.

The reported two-model strategy would give buyers a choice between camera-free glasses for audio and calls, and a camera-equipped option with additional AI tools. The approach also reflects a broader industry consideration: camera-free designs may appeal to people concerned about recording others in public spaces, while camera-equipped models offer more possibilities for visual assistance.

Nothing CEO Carl Pei has previously discussed how AI could influence future computing devices. However, the company has not officially announced its smart glasses lineup.

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Redmi K100 tipped to cost around $490 with Snapdragon 8 Elite and 10,000mAh battery

The forthcoming standard Redmi K100 could offer flagship-grade hardware at a competitive price. A new tip from Digital Chat Station sheds light on its potential pricing and hardware priorities. The phone is expected to focus on performance, battery life and audio rather than flashy design features.

Redmi K100 price tipped

Digital Chat Station social media post detailing Redmi K100 hardware specifications and pricing.

According to DCS, the combination of a Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 256GB of UFS 4.1 storage already costs around 3,000 Yuan (~$450) in component expenses. The standard Redmi K100 is reportedly adding several other features, including the largest battery in Xiaomi’s phone lineup, a dedicated graphics chip, a relatively large vibration motor and dual Bose speakers.

DCS suggests the device could target the 3,500-yuan price segment, equivalent to ~$490. This would place it below the Redmi K100 Pro, which starts at 3,699 Yuan (~$550) in China. The pricing could make the standard model an appealing option for buyers seeking powerful hardware without paying flagship-level prices.

The Redmi K100 has previously been tipped to feature a battery approaching 10,000mAh and a large flat display measuring between 6.8 and 6.9 inches. The screen could support a refresh rate as high as 185Hz, while a dedicated graphics chip may help improve gaming performance. Other features include a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanner and an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. A recent certification revealed that the device may support 100W charging.

Redmi has yet to confirm the phone’s launch date, but it is rumored to break cover by the end of this month.

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itel City 300 5G launched with 120Hz display, Uniso T8200, and Android 16 Go Edition

itel has introduced a new smartphone aimed at buyers seeking affordable 5G connectivity. The City 300 5G focuses on everyday performance, display smoothness and battery endurance. It also targets users who prefer a clean software experience without unnecessary preinstalled apps.

itel City 300 5G specifications and features

itel City 300 5G
itel City 300 5G

The itel City 300 5G features a 6.67-inch HD+ display with a resolution of 1600 x 720 pixels, a 120Hz refresh rate and a punch-hole design. The screen also supports a 240Hz touch sampling rate and has a 2.5D glass finish. Its 8.4mm-thin body gives the phone a relatively slim profile for its price segment.

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The handset runs on the Unisoc T8200 octa-core along with 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 64GB of storage. The phone supports 10 5G bands with NRCA technology, while its UltraLink feature provides free calling connectivity. Android 16 Go Edition powers the device, with the company highlighting its lightweight interface and bloatware-free experience.

itel City 300 5G
itel City 300 5G

A 5,000mAh battery supplies power, with charging handled through a USB Type-C port. The box includes a 10W charger, so charging speeds are modest. For photography, the City 300 5G has a 13-megapixel autofocus rear camera and an 8-megapixel front camera for selfies and video calls. A side-mounted fingerprint sensor and face unlock provide biometric authentication.

Price and availability

itel City 300 5G
itel City 300 5G

The itel City 300 5G will be available in Dark Ruby, Mist Beige and Bold Indigo color options. itel says its retail network covers more than 130,000 outlets and includes over 1,000 service centres across India. At Rs 14,999 (~$160), the City 300 5G enters the budget 5G segment with a high-refresh-rate display, a large battery and Android Go software.

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Honor Win 2 flaunts a dual-fan cooling system, promising up to 14.4°C temperature drop

Honor has revealed the cooling technology behind its upcoming Win 2 series, focusing on keeping temperatures under control during demanding gaming sessions. The company is introducing a new approach to active cooling as smartphone processors become more powerful. The system is designed to maintain performance while making the phone more comfortable to hold.

Honor Win 2 dual-fan cooling system explained

Honor Win 2 dual fan
Honor Win 2 has dual fan for heat dissipation

According to Honor China executive Fang Fei, the Win 2 features the new Dongfeng Twin-Star Turbo Cooling System, which uses two specially designed fans to manage heat across the device. The fans work together to cool the processor, frame, rear panel and display. Honor claims the system delivers a combined airflow of 1.19 CFM, which is 2.8 times the industry’s current maximum airflow.

The company says the cooling setup can lower the phone’s overall temperature by up to 14.4°C, while reducing the processor’s temperature by as much as 15.5°C. Its airflow design directs hot air through a dedicated pathway, and redesigned curved fan blades are claimed to improve airflow by 14% at the same rotational speed compared with conventional designs of a similar size. Honor also says the system can reduce fan noise without sacrificing cooling performance.

Users will be able to choose between automatic temperature-based fan control and manual adjustment, including four preset speeds and finer speed control. A rapid-cooling mode is claimed to reduce the phone’s temperature by 10°C in just 50 seconds. Both fans reportedly meet IP58 protection standards and have passed L10 lifespan and 5,000-drop testing, with Honor targeting five years of reliable use.

The cooling system will support the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset, which also powers the likes of the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max, Honor Magic 9 Pro Max, and iQOO 16. The new chip will be accompanied by LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. The device is said to have a 6.89-inch 2K OLED display with a refresh rate of up to 185Hz, alongside AI-based performance scheduling and support for native 144Hz, 165Hz and 185Hz refresh-rate modes. It goes without saying that one of the major highlights of this phone is that it will pack a humungous 10,000mAh battery with 100W charging support.

The Win 2 will be unveiled with Win RT 2, Win Turbo 2, Win Pad 2, and Win earbuds on Oct. 21 in China.

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Acer Sospiro A70 launches with dual displays, 64MP camera, and IP64 rating

Back in July, Acer unveiled the Sospiro A15, a dual-display smartphone featuring an additional screen on the back. The brand’s Latin American (LATAM) division has now announced another phone with a similar design. Unlike the A15, which was a 4G LTE offering, the A70 comes with support for 5G connectivity. Here’s everything you need to know about the Sospiro A70.

Acer Sospiro A70 specifications and features

Acer Sospiro A70
Acer Sospiro A70

The Acer Sospiro A70 features a 6.67-inch HD+ IPS display with a 720 x 1600-pixel resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a waterdrop-style notch. Its secondary 1.88-inch rear display has a 240 x 284-pixel resolution and uses TFT technology. The smaller screen lets users preview their appearance and frame selfies using the primary rear camera, making the dual-display design useful for photography.

For imaging, the smartphone features a 64-megapixel rear camera with an AI sensor and LED flash, alongside a 16-megapixel front camera with its own flash. The rear display can help users compose selfies using the higher-resolution main camera rather than relying on the front-facing sensor.

Acer Sospiro A70
Acer Sospiro A70

The phone runs Android 16 and is powered by the Unisoc T8200 chip, which brings support for 5G. It comes with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage, with virtual RAM support adding up to 12GB for a combined advertised memory capacity of 20GB. Storage can be expanded by up to 1TB using a microSDXC card.

A 5,000mAh battery with fast charging powers the device. Connectivity options include 5G, NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. For security, it comes with features like facial recognition and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. It measures 165.95 x 77.1 x 8.35mm and weighs 210 grams, and also offers an IP64-level of dust and water-resistance.

Acer Sospiro A70 price and availability

Acer Sospiro A70
Acer Sospiro A70

Acer has not announced the price of the Sospiro A70 yet. The phone appears to be intended for the Latin American market, with red, black, and white color options listed on the regional product page.

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iQOO Neo 12 will be the first phone with Visionox’s new pTSF OLED material

The iQOO Neo 12 will be the first smartphone to use Visionox’s new “Sky Mirror” pTSF luminescent material, iQOO confirmed at a display technology event held tonight with Visionox and Tsinghua University. The three partners worked together on the material that builds on Visionox’s fourth-generation OLED emitter technology.

The announcement also adds more detail to earlier reports about the Neo 12’s screen. A previous report tipped a 2K, 185Hz Visionox display, before iQOO’s own Weibo teasers confirmed the pTSF panel alongside the cooling fan and chipset. The latest event explains how the new display material works and what improvements it brings over the previous generation.

iQOO Neo 12 Display Partnership

pTSF stands for phosphorescence-assisted thermally activated sensitized fluorescence. The technology uses two materials to produce light. A thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) material absorbs energy and converts it quickly before transferring it to a high-purity fluorescent dye, which then emits light. 

According to iQOO, this process wastes less energy than the previous generation material, allowing more of the power consumed by the display to become visible light.

iQOO claims better efficiency and longer lifespan

Compared with the previous generation, iQOO says the new material improves luminous efficiency by 8% and global peak brightness by 10%, while reducing screen power consumption by 6.5%. The company also claims a 50% increase in lifespan.

The material is also supposed to improve color accuracy when viewing the screen from an angle. iQOO claims color shift is reduced by 18% at a 30-degree viewing angle and by 40% at 75 degrees. 

iQOO Neo 12 Display Improvements

Beyond the display, the iQOO Neo 12 will run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, paired with iQOO’s Q3 e-sports chip and the latest version of its Monster super core engine.

The phone will also be the first Neo series model to feature the Ice Dome active cooling fan. Unlike passive cooling systems, which rely on heat dissipation through the phone’s internal components and body, the new setup uses a redesigned air duct to move air through the device. 

iQOO has not announced an exact launch date or pricing for the Neo 12 yet. The company has confirmed only that the phone will launch in China this month.

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Rogbid launches VisionMax smart glasses with 20MP Sony camera, 4K recording & 9h battery life

Rogbid has expanded its wearable lineup with the VisionMax, a new pair of smart glasses equipped with a camera, open-ear audio, and built-in AI features.

Rogbid VisionMax smart glasses

Rogbid VisionMax Specifications

The VisionMax features a 20-megapixel Sony IMX388D camera integrated into its frame, allowing you to record first-person 4K videos at 30fps or 60fps. To reduce shaky footage, the glasses come with a six-axis gyroscope and electronic image stabilization (EIS), helping you capture smoother videos while walking, cycling, or performing other activities.

The frames are constructed from TR90, a common flexible plastic used in eyewear, and feature elastic metal hinges to accommodate different head sizes. They carry an IP66 rating, meaning they are protected against dust and light water exposure.

Rogbid has also included an infrared wear sensor that automatically puts the glasses into a low-power sleep mode when you take them off, which helps preserve the 290mAh battery. According to the manufacturer, the battery provides about eight to nine hours of standard audio playback, though recording continuous 4K video will naturally reduce that time.

Rogbid VisionMax smart glasses

Internally, the VisionMax is powered by an Allwinner V881 chip and supports Wi-Fi 6 for faster data transfer to your smartphone. On the software side, Rogbid has integrated voice-activated AI features driven by large language models. Using the onboard microphones, you can ask the system to identify objects in your field of view, translate between 139 languages, or answer general questions hands-free.

For audio, the glasses feature an open-ear speaker system integrated into the temples, allowing you to listen to music or AI responses while staying aware of your surroundings. They also include dual microphones with environmental noise cancellation (ENC) for clearer voice calls and voice commands in noisy environments. You can control the glasses using physical buttons, a touch-sensitive slider on the frame, or a companion mobile app.

Rogbid VisionMax smart glasses

Pricing and Availability

The VisionMax is available now through Rogbid’s website. It comes in a single matte black frame style, but you can choose between anti-blue light, photochromic, or standard tinted sunglass lenses.

Alongside the VisionMax, the company also released a $69.99 camera-less model called the VisionShift Pro, which features electrochromic lenses.

In related news, Rogbid has recently launched the Loop W screenless fitness tracker with ECG, health monitoring, and up to 30 days of battery life, alongside the ZenRing smart ring with haptic alerts, touch controls, and health tracking features.

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Here’s the ColorOS 17 global rollout schedule for Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme devices

ColorOS 17 (Android 17) update

The upcoming Oppo Find X10 series will be the first phones to run ColorOS 17 globally. The global launch is scheduled for October 21, and a week later, Oppo will begin rolling out the newest ColorOS skin to its eligible devices. Because of a recent restructuring, OnePlus and Realme devices will also receive the ColorOS 17 update instead of OxygenOS 17 and Realme UI 8.

The global rollout begins October 29 with the Oppo Find X9 series and Oppo Find N6 phones. OnePlus and Realme will also begin the rollout the same day starting with their latest flagships, such as the OnePlus 15 and Realme GT 8 Pro.

We now have the complete ColorOS 17 rollout schedules from Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme. Check them out below to find out when your device is getting the Android 17 update.

Oppo ColorOS 17 rollout schedule

TimelineDevices
October 29, 2026OPPO Find N6, Find X9 Ultra, Find X9s, Find X9 Pro, Find X9
October 30, 2026OPPO Find N5, Find X8 Pro, Find X8, Reno16 Pro 5G, Reno16 5G, Reno16c 5G, Reno16 FS 5G, Reno16 F 5G
November 2026OPPO Find N3, Find N3 Flip, Reno15 Pro Max 5G, Reno15 Pro 5G, Reno15 Pro Mini 5G, Reno15 5G, Reno15 FS 5G, Reno15 F 5G, Reno15c 5G, Reno15 A, Reno14 Pro 5G, Reno14 5G, Reno14 5G Diwali Edition, Reno14 FS 5G, Reno14 F 5G, Reno14 F Dark Side Limited Edition, K14x 5G, K14 5G, K13x 5G, F33 5G, F31 5G, F29 5G
December 2026OPPO Reno13 Pro 5G, Reno13 5G, Reno13 FS 5G, Reno13 A, Reno13 F 5G, Reno13 F, K13 Turbo Pro 5G, K13 Turbo 5G, K13 5G, Pad 5, Pad 5 Matte Display Edition, Pad 3 Pro, Pad 3, Pad 3 Matte Display Edition
Q1 2027OPPO Find N2 Flip, Reno12 Pro 5G, Reno12 Pro 5G Manish Malhotra Limited Edition, Reno12 5G, F33 Pro 5G, F31 Pro+ 5G, F31 Pro 5G, F29 Pro 5G, Pad SE, Pad SE Matte Display Edition

OnePlus ColorOS 17 rollout schedule

TimelineDevices
October 29, 2026OnePlus 15, OnePlus Pad 4
October 30, 2026OnePlus 15R, OnePlus 13, OnePlus 13s
November 2026OnePlus Open, OnePlus 13R, OnePlus 12, OnePlus Nord 6, OnePlus Nord CE 6, OnePlus Pad 3
December 2026OnePlus 12R, OnePlus 12R Genshin Impact Edition, OnePlus 11, OnePlus Nord 5, OnePlus Nord CE 6 Lite, OnePlus Nord CE 5, OnePlus Pad 2, OnePlus Pad Go 2
Q1 2027OnePlus Nord 4, OnePlus N6, OnePlus N6x, OnePlus N6 Lite, OnePlus Pad Lite

Realme ColorOS 17 rollout schedule

TimelineDevices
October 29, 2026Realme GT 8 Pro, Realme GT 8 Pro Dream Edition
October 30, 2026Realme GT 7 Pro, Realme 16 Pro+ 5G, Realme 16 Pro 5G
November 2026Realme GT 7, Realme GT 7 Dream Edition, Realme GT 7T, Realme 16 5G, Realme 16 Lite 5G, Realme 15 Pro 5G, Realme 15 5G, Realme 15x 5G, Realme 15T 5G, Realme P4 Pro 5G, Realme P4 5G, Realme NARZO 90 5G, Realme NARZO 90x 5G
December 2026Realme GT 6, Realme GT 6T, Realme 16T 5G, Realme 16x 5G, Realme 14 Pro+ 5G, Realme 14 Pro 5G, Realme 14 5G, Realme 14T 5G, Realme 14x 5G, Realme P4s 5G, Realme P4x 5G, Realme P4R 5G, Realme P4 Power 5G, Realme P3 Pro 5G, Realme P3 5G, Realme P3 Ultra 5G, Realme P3 Lite 5G, Realme P3x 5G, Realme NARZO Power 5G, Realme NARZO 100x 5G, Realme NARZO 80 Pro 5G, Realme NARZO 80 Lite 5G, Realme NARZO 80x 5G
Q1 2027Realme P4 Lite, Realme P3 Lite, Realme NARZO 80 Lite, Realme Note 80, Realme Note 80s, Realme Note 70, Realme Note 70s, Realme Note 70T

It’s worth noting that the update usually rolls out in batches, and so it may not land on the exact rollout date. The delay can occur because of a variety of reasons, such as critical bug and instability. Just be patient and wait for your turn. You can manually check for updates from the software update section inside the Settings app.

ColorOS 17 is a pretty significant upgrade, and the update package weighs a couple of gigabytes in size. So, it’s best to keep at least 10GB of free space on your device. Also, ensure that your device has no pending updates to receive updates timely.

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Qualcomm beats Arm in high-stakes licensing dispute, yet walks away with just $2

Qualcomm ARM dispute

On Thursday, a Delaware federal jury ruled that Arm breached its licensing agreement with Qualcomm and unlawfully interfered with Qualcomm’s business relationship with Meta Platforms. However, the jury awarded Qualcomm just $2 in damages ($1 for each of the two proven claims).

The jury found that Arm breached its Architectural License Agreement (ALA) by withholding critical software patches and chip-testing tools required to verify Qualcomm’s custom Oryon CPU cores.

Qualcomm claimed that it had been on the cusp of a deal with Meta in 2024 when Arm allegedly leaked to Bloomberg News that Qualcomm had breached a licensing agreement, delaying the agreement with Meta. The jury concluded this in Qualcomm’s favor after a five-day trial.

Arm’s shares fell about 1% following the decision, while shares of Qualcomm rose by 2%.

“We are gratified that the jury found Arm breached its long-standing Architectural License Agreement (ALA) with Qualcomm, failed to honor its commitments, and intentionally acted to disrupt Qualcomm’s businesses,” said Qualcomm in a statement.

Qualcomm added that “Together with Qualcomm’s prior court victory, this outcome further exposes Arm’s broader intentions to harm Qualcomm and its ecosystem.” The company said it remains “focused on developing and delivering industry-leading semiconductor products including our Oryon CPUs to customers and consumers worldwide.”

Arm is also pleased with the jury’s decision. The company is happy about the fact that the jury ruled in its favor on four claims, while awarding Qualcomm just $2 in total damages. That, according to Arm, confirms the merit of the company’s arguments in the case.

“Despite Qualcomm’s pursuit of this case in an attempt to deprive Arm of billions of dollars under our license agreements, the jury’s verdict confirms that Arm operated in good faith under its technology license agreement and its award of only two dollars confirms the merit of Arm’s arguments in the case. ” said Arm in a statement.

The relationship between these two semiconductor giants has deteriorated since SoftBank acquired control of Arm in 2016 and Arm expanded into developing its own chips.

Though the immediate financial payout is negligible in this case, this jury verdict gives Qualcomm a great leverage heading into the next phase of litigation overseen by US District Judge Maryellen Noreika.

Qualcomm is pursuing a contract provision arguing that because Arm breached the agreement, Qualcomm should be legally permitted to stop paying to Arm for five years, which could be worth billions of dollars. Arm has argued that the five-year royalty penalty is unenforceable.

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Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro leak reveals four colors, Kirin 8 chip, and 8000mAh battery

Huawei’s Enjoy 100 series could bring a bigger battery and a new Kirin chip to the company’s mid-range lineup. According to tipster Digital Chat Station, the Enjoy 100 Pro will feature a 6.84-inch 1.5K flat display and a battery rated above 8,000mAh, while the standard models will come in three color options.

Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro Specifications (Rumored)

The Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro will reportedly come in four colors: Obsidian Black, Snow White, Sand Gold, and Azure Ocean. It is said to feature a 6.84-inch 1.5K LTPS flat display, which is the same size as the Enjoy 90 Pro Max. 

Under the hood, the phone will reportedly use a Kirin 8 series chip. The Enjoy 90 Pro Max already uses the Kirin 8000, so it’s not a surprise. 

As for the battery, the phone is tipped with a capacity larger than 8,000mAh, but the leak doesn’t mention an exact figure or charging speed. 

Huawei Enjoy 100 series leak

The standard and lower-end Enjoy 100 models will reportedly come in Phantom Black, Glacier White, and Cloud Blue. Huawei also plans to sell these versions through carrier channels, including a mobile AI customized edition, as it looks to increase sales volume.

The tipster also answered a couple of questions about Huawei’s future phone plans. Asked whether the Enjoy series would get a wide-screen candybar phone, Digital Chat Station said Huawei would work on a Nova model first before considering the idea for other phones. 

There was also a question about Huawei’s plans for a phone with a 10,000mAh battery. According to the tipster, Huawei is working on one, and the phone could arrive next year.

Huawei hasn’t officially confirmed the Enjoy 100 series or the rumored 10,000mAh phone, so the reported specifications, colors, and release plans remain unconfirmed.

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OnePlus Ace 7’s leaked schematic reveals its dual-airflow built-in cooling fan system

OnePlus is reportedly working on the OnePlus Ace 7 for the Chinese market. Recent reports have revealed several specifications of the device, and one of its major highlights will be its built-in cooling fan. A leaked schematic shared by tipster Digital Chat Station reveals how the cooling fan will be positioned and function on the Ace 7.

OnePlus Ace 7’s leaked schematic

OnePlus Ace 7's leaked schematic
OnePlus Ace 7’s leaked schematic by DCS

DCS claims that OnePlus will launch a new smartphone with an active cooling fan and a dual-airflow cooling architecture in China later this month. Although the tipster has not named the phone in the leak, it appears that he could be referring to the rumored Ace 7.

The cooling system reportedly targets both the processor area and the rear panel, helping the phone sustain high performance while keeping surface temperatures under control.

According to DCS, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5-powered phone could deliver gaming performance capable of challenging devices running the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6. The cooling system reportedly directs hot air sideways, away from the user’s hands, while releasing cooler air downward. It is also said to feature an AI temperature sensor, proprietary patented technology, and optimizations to reduce fan noise and dust ingress.

OnePlus Ace 7 specifications (rumored)

OnePlus Ace 7 render
OnePlus Ace 7 (AI-generated render)

According to other reports, the OnePlus Ace 7 will be equipped with a 6.78-inch OLED panel offering a 1.5K resolution and a 185Hz refresh rate. Recently, two OnePlus devices with model numbers PMS110 and PYF110 were spotted on Geekbench with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB of storage. At least one of these devices could turn out to be the Ace 7.

For photography, the phone is expected to feature a 16-megapixel front camera and a dual rear camera setup comprising a 200-megapixel primary camera and a 50-megapixel secondary camera. The device is also expected to run ColorOS 17 based on Android 17 and pack a 9,000mAh battery with support for 100W or 120W charging.

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