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The foldable iPhone could become a yearly staple for Apple
- South Korean tech site ET News suggests that the foldable iPhone will receive annual updates starting in 2026, potentially replacing the Pro Max model.
- The specific launch date of the 'iPhone Fold' remains unknown, with anticipation and excitement building up around this rumored model.
- Consumers are waiting for foldable technology to mature further, seeking solutions to issues like screen bubbles, creases, and hinge problems for improved display quality and durability.
- Apple's reputation for high-quality hardware positions it as a likely candidate to successfully introduce a foldable iPhone, with the proposed yearly refresh cycle indicating confidence in the technology.
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Nothing 2 owners treated to new features in free update
- The latest OS update for Nothing Phone 2 introduces significant features and enhancements focused on privacy, media access, and system performance.
- New additions include Privacy Space for safeguarding sensitive applications, distinct passwords for enhanced control, and Nothing Gallery for managing photos and videos.
- Other improvements include refined launcher animations, enhanced network connections, improved accessibility experience, and the latest Android security patch for device protection.
- The update is rolling out to users and can be accessed through the Settings menu. Nothing is set to announce the Nothing 3, its next flagship phone, in the upcoming week.
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Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra (2025) review: Cool as hell, but too much AI
- The 2025 Motorola Razrs are a resurrection of the iconic Razr in foldable form, with sleek design and functionality.
- These Razrs feature large foldable OLEDs and external displays, offering a unique and enjoyable user experience.
- Motorola has improved its design by offering different Pantone shades and materials, making the phones stand out.
- While the Razrs are considered cool and innovative, Motorola's mobile AI performance and long-term support policy may need improvement.
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What’s the deal with that orange and green dot on your iPhone?
- The orange dot on iPhones indicates when an app is using the microphone, showing that the microphone is in use for activities like making phone calls or talking to Siri.
- The green dot on iPhones indicates when the camera is being used, providing a visual indicator for when the camera is active.
- Both dots are privacy indicators controlled by the iPhone's software to prevent malicious apps from spying on users without their knowledge.
- Users can manage app permissions for camera and microphone access in settings and utilize additional iPhone security features for enhanced privacy.
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Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) review: looking sharp
- The Motorola Razr Ultra is a new addition to the Razr lineup, offering higher resolution inner screen, powerful processor, upgraded camera, and increased storage space, starting at $1,299.
- While the Razr Ultra is beautiful and a step above the rest of the Razr family, the term 'Ultra' may be a bit misleading in comparison to other high-end Android phones like those from Samsung.
- The phone has charm and impressive specs, but there's still a noticeable gap between flip phones and slab-style phones when it comes to features and capabilities.
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Apple tests EU by adding scare screens to apps using third-party payments
- Apple is testing the EU by adding scare screens in the App Store for apps allowing direct payments to developers.
- This move is considered a violation of the Digital Markets Act, for which Apple has already been fined $570 million and is appealing.
- The EU has been made aware of Apple's plans by rivals like Epic Games and has focused on Apple's alleged anticompetitive practices.
- In April 2025, the EU ordered Apple to remove restrictions on steering and to avoid repeating non-compliant conduct in the future.
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Trump Pokes at India Again With Claims on Tariffs and Technology
- President Trump made remarks about high-stakes U.S.-India trade negotiations and Apple's production of iPhones during his visit to Qatar, suggesting India is willing to charge no tariffs in a potential deal.
- S. Jaishankar, India's foreign minister, mentioned that trade talks are ongoing and stressed the importance of a mutually beneficial agreement before finalizing any deal.
- India's trade minister, Piyush Goyal, is actively engaged in tariff-related discussions with the U.S. to potentially reach an agreement before July when Trump's exemptions on reciprocal tariffs expire.
- Trump criticized Apple's plans to shift iPhone production from China to India, which caused some unease in India as they aim to enhance manufacturing in the country.
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New leak reveals iPhone Fold won’t look like the Galaxy Z Fold 6 at all
- Apple's foldable iPhone will have a wider aspect ratio compared to the Galaxy Z Fold 6, with a 14.1:10 ratio for the folding screen and a 14.6:10 ratio for the cover screen.
- The device will feature a side fingerprint scanner instead of Face ID, as per the leaks.
- Expected to launch in 2026 or 2027, the foldable phone's prototype screen size is slightly smaller than the previous model.
- Leaked information provides insights into the aspect ratios of both screens, revealing the design details of Apple's upcoming foldable phone.
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CarPlay Ultra: Apple starts rolling out next-generation CarPlay
- Apple has started rolling out CarPlay Ultra, the next-generation feature that enhances the in-car iPhone experience.
- CarPlay Ultra is not a replacement for regular CarPlay; it's a premium experience that coexists with the existing CarPlay.
- It requires an iPhone 12 or later with iOS 18.5 or later, while regular CarPlay works with iPhone 5 onwards.
- Initially available for Aston Martin vehicles in the U.S. and Canada, CarPlay Ultra will expand globally in the next 12 months.
- Apple unveiled CarPlay Ultra in 2022, but the rollout was delayed to 2025.
- CarPlay Ultra offers deep integration with vehicles, customizable experiences, and real-time content on driver screens.
- It provides drivers with information such as maps, media, and vehicle data like tire pressure in the instrument cluster.
- Drivers can control standard and advanced vehicle functions using onscreen controls, physical buttons, or Siri.
- CarPlay Ultra allows automakers to create unique design themes tailored to each vehicle, enhancing personalization.
- It offers additional functionality and personalization opportunities, setting a new standard for in-car infotainment.
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The Galaxy S26 may get a surprising battery upgrade, but not the one you were hoping for
- Samsung may introduce stainless steel “SUS CAN” batteries in its upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup to improve energy density and charging.
- These batteries are expected to address swelling issues and assist in meeting future EU regulations mandating user-replaceable batteries by 2027.
- This marks a departure from the traditional Lithium-ion pouch cells used by current major brands, although it's not the silicon-carbon technology many were anticipating.
- Samsung's potential move to these innovative batteries could offer a significant increase in battery capacity for the Galaxy S26 series, providing an alternative to silicon-carbon technology.
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Using Huawei AI Chips Could Lead to Criminal Charges, US Warns
- The US warns against the use of Huawei AI chips, stating it could lead to criminal charges under US export control laws.
- The Bureau of Industry and Security rescinded the AI Diffusion Rule issued by former US President Biden, aiming to strengthen export controls on semiconductors globally.
- Huawei's Ascend processors face stringent export restrictions due to suspicions of utilizing US technology, complicating the company's efforts to create advanced AI chips and smartphones.
- The Trump administration previously imposed restrictions on Huawei in 2019, impacting the company's chip market, but it has since recovered with Chinese government support.
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Huawei Teases MateBook Fold: Ultra-Thin Design and HarmonyOS
- Huawei is set to launch its first foldable PC named MateBook Fold Ultimate Design with an ultra-thin foldable design, resembling its Mate X series smartphones.
- The foldable PC will run HarmonyOS as its native operating system, showcasing Huawei's move towards self-developed software and reduced reliance on U.S. technologies.
- Rumored specifications for the MateBook Fold include a touchscreen display, 32 GB of RAM, 2 TB of internal storage, and the Kirin X90 chipset, emphasizing domestic technology solutions.
- The MateBook Fold may target premium users, with a possible model number of HPR-W72 and speculation about including the 'RS' branding, indicating a focus on innovation and performance.
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How to set up and use Eye Tracking on iPhone and iPad
- Apple introduced eye tracking as an accessibility feature in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 for hands-free navigation on iPhone and iPad.
- Eye tracking feature compatibility is limited to specific Apple device models running iOS 18 or iPadOS 18.
- Setup involves verifying compatibility, updating software, preparing the device, activating eye tracking, customizing settings, and performing calibration.
- Eye tracking allows hands-free interaction with device, and Apple offers customization options to enhance usability based on individual preferences and needs.
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Digitaltrends
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Latest iPhone Fold leak adds weight to previously rumored design feature
- Rumors suggest Apple may release iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro models later this year, with a super slim iPhone 17 Air also speculated to arrive.
- 2026 may see Apple entering the folding phone market with the iPhone Fold, rumored to have unique screen ratios and a built-in Touch ID.
- The latest report by Digital Chat Station hints at a 14.1:1 inner display and 14.6:1 external display for the iPhone Fold, along with an under-screen camera and hole-punch camera design.
- The final design and details of the iPhone Fold are expected to be revealed in about 18 months, with rumors suggesting similarities to Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold and specs like a 7.8-inch internal display and a 5.5-inch external display.
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Revolutionary Chipset Aims to Lower the Price of Flagship Phones
- MediaTek unveiled the Dimensity 9400e, a sub-premium variant of their flagship 9400 chipset, designed for high-end gaming and camera-centric smartphones.
- The Dimensity 9400e features an All Big Core CPU design with Cortex-X4 prime core, Cortex-X4 cores, and Cortex-A720 cores, offering reduced memory support and maintaining flagship-class responsiveness.
- The chipset comes with a 12-core Immortalis-G720 GPU for hardware-accelerated ray tracing, imaging enhancements with an 18-bit RAW ISP, and AI capabilities using MediaTek's APU-790 neural engine.
- Connectivity-wise, the Dimensity 9400e supports Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, sub-6 GHz 5G, and high-resolution display outputs, with early device adoptions anticipated in devices from OnePlus, Realme, and Vivo.
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