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Samsung Galaxy S27 series is expected to be launched early next year. The flagship smartphone lineup is expected to include four handsets, instead of three, namely Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, Galaxy S27 Pro, Galaxy S27+, and Galaxy S27. While its anticipated launch is still months away, details regarding the four Samsung phones have been surfacing online for weeks. Recently, the design of the top-of-the-line Galaxy S27 Ultra leaked online, suggesting that the smartphone could get a significantly redesigned deco. Now, the design of the standard Samsung Galaxy S27 has been spotted in new leaked renders. The phone appears to be similar to its predecessor, with slightly thinner bezels on the front. Samsung Galaxy S27 Design, Specifications (Expected) In collaboration with tipster Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks), Android Headlines has published the purported computer-aided design (CAD) renders of the rumoured Samsung Galaxy S27. The leaked images show the smartphone with a pill-shaped rear camera mo...

The Poco F9 series is all set to be launched in the global markets soon. The company recently confirmed that its upcoming performance-focussed lineup will include two models — Poco F9 Pro and Poco F9 Ultra, with the vanilla F9 variant unlikely to debut. Both models expected to be based on the Redmi K100 series smartphones sold in China. The Xiaomi sub-brand has now revealed that the Poco F9 series will be powered by Qualcomm's flagship mobile chipset. Poco F9 Pro, F9 Ultra Chipsets Teased In an X post, Poco revealed confirmed that the upcoming Poco F9 series will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset family. The handsets are expected to mirror the chipset configuration of the corresponding Redmi K100 series models in China. The Poco F9 Ultra will feature the standard Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, while the Poco F9 Pro is confirmed to use the binned version of the SoC, known as the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V series. The announcement comes a day after the company reveal...

The Poco F9 series has been rumoured to be in development for quite a while now, and we finally have a launch date. The lineup is expected to comprise two models,and the company has taken the wraps off their monikers. The handsets will be launched in the global markets in early September. They are expected to arrive as rebranded versions of the Redmi K100 series models, which are exclusive to China. The Poco F9 series could be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. Poco F9 Series Launch Date The Xiaomi sub-brand will introduce the Poco F9 series in the global markets on September 1 at 8pm GMT (1:30am IST). The brand has announced that its lineup will consist of the Poco F9 Pro and Poco F9 Ultra. The company is said to be skipping the launch of the standard F9, similar to the previous generation. The teaser image reveals two colourways of the Poco F9 series, including white and a Dark Cherry colourway, which is also offered on the Redmi K100 series as the Cabernet Sauvignon. T...

Apple's first foldable iPhone is finally expected to be unveiled later this year alongside the iPhone 18 Pro models. The device, dubbed the iPhone Ultra, is likely to enter into a category which already has rivals from Samsung, Oppo, Google, and other brands. While there are still a few weeks to go before its debut, a select group of people have reportedly had a chance to try out Apple's first ever foldable. They praise its larger display yet a pocket-friendly design, hinge, and iPad-like app layouts. iPhone Ultra User Experience According to Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter, people who have used the iPhone Ultra like how it look and fits into a pocket. The hinge mechanism is also said to have impressed early users, with its durability and overall feel reportedly standing out. On the front, Apple's foldable is expected to offer a conventional foldable experience, with a compact outer screen when folded, and a considerably larger internal display when opened. Apple is a...

Nothing will unveil its next-generation Nothing OS 5.0 firmware version next week, the London-based tech firm has announced. The new OS version is expected to be based on Android 17, which was launched earlier this year. Currently, the stable version of the Android 17 update is only available on select Google Pixel devices, including the Pixel 6 and newer smartphones and the Pixel Tablet. However, the various smartphone makers, like Motorola, Oppo, and Vivo, have announced their respective beta programmes for developers. Nothing is also expected to announce its own Nothing OS 5.0 beta programme soon, followed by the release of its first beta version. Nothing OS 5.0 Set to Launch Globally on August 25 On Thursday, in a post on X, the Carl Pei-led smartphone maker announced that Nothing OS 5.0 will be unveiled on August 25 at 11:00 am BST (3:30 pm IST). While the video teaser does not reveal any details about the upcoming major firmware update, it does hint at a few design changes, inclu...

Samsung on Wednesday announced a new Galaxy event for August. It will be the South Korean tech conglomerate's third hardware launch event of the year, following the February and July showcases, where we saw the debut of the Galaxy S26 series and the new-generation Galaxy Z foldables, respectively. The company, however, remains cryptic about what could be introduced, with Samsung teasing the impending arrival of the ‘newest addition to the Galaxy S26 family'. This is likely a reference to the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, which has been the subject of several leaks in recent months. Samsung Galaxy Event The Samsung Galaxy event for August 2026 will be held on August 27. It will be a virtual event, which will be streamed live via Samsung's official website and YouTube channel from 9pm KST (5:30pm IST). Although the tech giant stopped short of explicitly naming its upcoming handset, Samsung said that the upcoming Galaxy S26-series addition is designed to bring many Galaxy S26 experie...