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iPhone 18 Pro to double down on camera as Apple’s key advantage

With around six months to go before the next iPhone generation is unveiled, early leaks surrounding the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are beginning to outline a familiar strategy from Apple.

Samsung adds fourth Galaxy S26 model, bets on pricing edge

Samsung may expand the Galaxy S26 lineup with a new FE model, focusing on pricing as a key competitive advantage.

Apple bets on stable pricing for iPhone 18 Pro lineup

A new wave of reports suggests that Apple is preparing an ambitious pricing strategy for its upcoming iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, expected to launch in September.

Samsung’s fourth Galaxy S26 model hints at a price-driven strategy

Signals from industry databases suggest that the South Korean smartphone maker is not done with the Galaxy S26 generation, as a fourth model is currently in development.

DarkSword spyware targets iPhones with invisible one-click attack

A newly discovered cyberattack tool can infiltrate iPhones with a single click, leaving users unaware as sensitive data is stolen.

Apple turns component crisis into weapon with low-cost devices

The launch of lower-cost iPhones and MacBooks highlights Apple’s strategy to compete in the mid-range segment amid industry challenges.

MacBook Neo could shake up the education laptop market

Apple’s latest strategy may redefine student computing by combining affordability, design and long-term ecosystem value.

Leaks hint at limited battery upgrade for Galaxy Z Flip 8

Early reports suggest Samsung’s next clamshell foldable may keep a similar battery capacity, shifting attention to other improvements.

Apple’s first foldable iPhone may launch with record-breaking price

As Apple approaches its annual iPhone launch season, new leaks suggest the company’s first foldable device could arrive with powerful hardware and the highest price tag ever seen on an iPhone.

Sony’s latest earbuds show two different approaches to wireless audio

With WF-1000XM6 and LinkBuds Clip, Sony explores two listening philosophies - immersive audio isolation and open-ear awareness of the surrounding environment.

iPhone 17e wins praise but experts still recommend upgrading to iPhone 17

Early reviews applaud the iPhone 17e for its improved chip, larger storage and MagSafe charging - but many analysts still suggest spending an extra US$200 for the iPhone 17.

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro and the misleading promise of 140x zoom

Nothing’s new Phone (4a) Pro delivers impressive value for US$499, but its headline-grabbing claim of “140x zoom” risks overshadowing the device’s real strengths.

Apple may have quietly abandoned a clamshell foldable iPhone

According to a recent report, Apple may have either canceled or indefinitely postponed one of its foldable iPhone projects.

Galaxy S26 Ultra screen sparks concerns over eye strain

Samsung’s new Galaxy S26 Ultra display is drawing debate as some users report eye fatigue and headaches after prolonged use.

Five reasons the new MacBook Neo could be Apple’s most accessible laptop

With a lower price, A18 Pro chip, macOS and vibrant design, the MacBook Neo opens the door for more users to experience Apple’s ecosystem.

iPhone 18 Pro Max rumors hint at major design and camera upgrades

Apple’s next flagship could introduce a semi-transparent design, stronger cameras and powerful new chips, potentially redefining expectations for premium smartphones.

Apple eyes broader market with new iPhone and MacBook strategy

Apple is reshaping its product lineup and launch strategy, signaling a new phase as the company looks beyond the premium segment to reach a wider global audience.

iPhone 18e may bring minimal changes despite rising expectations

While Apple’s budget iPhones remain popular, early reports indicate the next generation could arrive with only small improvements, leaving many users hoping for more.

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra privacy screen sparks both excitement and concerns

The Galaxy S26 Ultra features a new privacy display capable of limiting viewing angles to protect sensitive information. However, initial feedback indicates the technology could affect image quality and user comfort.

Why tech enthusiasts may be wrong about Apple’s cheap MacBook Neo

Many tech critics argue that Apple’s new low-cost MacBook Neo is underpowered, but they may be judging it by the wrong standards.