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Yesterday, we learned that the Samsung Galaxy A58, expected to arrive next March or April, will feature the same camera setup as the Galaxy A57, at least in terms of resolution. The same source has now shared details about the Galaxy A38’s cameras.
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Xreal’s latest pair of AR glasses brings some big improvements on the display front while keeping the same $599 starting price. The key upgrade on the brand-new Xreal 1 Pro+ is its 1200 nits peak brightness, which is up from 700 nits on its predecessor.
We called the 2026 iPad Air with the M4 chip the ‘pro model tablet for most people’ for its excellent performance, vibrant and sharp screen and great connectivity, and it’s much better value than Apple’s AU$3,499 foldable.
Right on schedule, the RedMagic 12 Pro+ was unveiled in China today, and it comes with what the company says is the industry’s first 185Hz under-display ‘true full-screen’ display, not to mention the already teased RGB liquid-cooling system.
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Zelenskyy says China is handing Russia the tech for its own Starlink, but Moscow’s Rassvet network has launched just 32 satellites and lost at least one.
Last week, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported that Apple is planning a second October launch following its smart home event, and now he has more details on what it will look like. According to Gurman, Apple is inviting some media to an all-day product launch experience on October 28 in Los Angeles.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra is rumored to have nearly the same dimensions as its predecessor. However, according to a tipster, the new flagship could feature slightly thicker display bezels than the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Amazon today introduced two new Bee personal AI devices: the Bee Frontier wearable and the Bee Eclipse phone attachment. Both are meant to listen to your conversations and turn them into summaries, to-dos, reminders, and insights in the Bee app.
Boost Mobile today announced a partnership with Mike Tyson, who will front its new US campaign called “What’s Your Plan?”.
YouTube is in talks with publishers to add audiobooks to its service, reports the Wall Street Journal. This could be officially announced next year, but Google is yet to officially comment on the matter. Speaking of Google, the Google Play Store has offered audiobooks since 2018.
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