Metric Value Unit Notes Display Size & Type 6.83 inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate Peak Brightness 3,200 nits Maximum brightness in high brightness mode Processor (SoC) Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 — 4nm process, mid-range performance RAM / Storage 12 / 512 GB Maximum configuration available Battery Capacity 6,500 mAh Massive capacity for extended use Wired…
Remember when foldable phones felt like carrying folded bricks in your pocket? Samsung apparently does, and they’re determined to change that narrative. Early whispers about the Galaxy Z Flip 8 suggest the company’s next clamshell could be its slimmest yet, potentially measuring around 6mm when folded and 12mm unfolded. That’s roughly 10% thinner than the…
Remember when picking up your Pixel felt like slipping into a perfectly tailored glove? That satisfying click of the haptic feedback, the buttery smooth 90Hz or 120Hz display scrolling under your thumb, the instant response when you tapped to open an app. For many longtime Google phone fans, that experience is getting buried under layers…
Metric Value Unit Notes Display Size & Type 6.77 inch AMOLED, curved edges Protection Rating IP66 — Dust tight; water resistant against powerful jets Processor (SoC) Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 — 4nm process, mid-range efficiency focus RAM / Storage Options Up to 12 GB Recommended configuration for multitasking Main Camera Sensor 108 MP High-resolution sensor…
Xiaomi just dropped a budget phone that feels anything but cheap. The Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus has finally made its global debut, and after spending some quality time with this device, I can tell you it’s shaking up everything we expect from affordable smartphones. Remember when budget meant compromise? Those days are fading fast….
Imagine slipping a device into your pocket that unfolds into something resembling an iPad mini. That’s exactly what Apple appears to be engineering with its first foldable iPhone, codenamed V68. Fresh CAD leaks give us our clearest look yet at what could be the most polished folding phone experience to date, one that prioritizes seamlessness…
Remember when Samsung’s Exynos chips felt like the consolation prize? Those days might be over. A fresh leak detailing the Exynos 2600’s specifications paints a picture of a chipset that doesn’t just catch up to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon, it potentially leaps ahead. If these specs hold true, the Galaxy S26 could mark a seismic shift, offering…
That aging TV in your living room doesn’t have to feel like a relic from another era. You know the one, it works perfectly fine for cable news or the occasional sports game, but when you want to stream your favorite shows or dive into a movie night, you’re stuck with clunky interfaces or worse,…
The Nostalgia for Simpler Times Picture this. You’re rushing to catch a train, trying to quickly edit a screenshot to send to a colleague. Instead of the snappy cropping tool you remember from your Pixel 7, you’re now staring at a laggy full screen Gemini interface asking if you want AI suggestions. That extra tap,…
Imagine this. You just updated your Pixel 10 to Android 16 QPR2, expecting buttery smooth performance and all those fancy new features. Instead, your phone’s battery drains faster than you can say “wireless charging,” and your taps occasionally vanish into the digital ether. That was the reality for many Pixel owners this December, until Google…
