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A Google Pixel 10 prototype popped up on Goofish, China’s answer to eBay, sparking a frenzy of buzz about what’s next for Google’s flagship smartphone. This leak gives a juicy sneak peek at the Pixel 10’s upgrades, from a long-teased periscope telephoto camera to the shiny new Tensor G5 chip.
Samsung Display’s big reveal of the Galaxy Flex G prototype at Computex 2025 gives us a sneak peek at the game-changing Galaxy G Fold. This tri-fold concept is Samsung throwing down the gauntlet, ready to shake up the foldable smartphone scene, one currently dominated by the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 7, slated to be revealed at the Unpacked event in New York City on July 9, 2025, is ready to polish the clamshell foldable game with some slick design tweaks and solid upgrades that hit all the right spots.
Apple’s iPhone 17 Air is gearing up to turn heads in September 2025, and a new video from Front Page Tech (FPT) gives us the best peek yet at what might be the sleekest iPhone ever.
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Tech enthusiasts are looking forward to July 1, 2025, when Nothing drops its most innovative handset yet: the Nothing Phone 3. This device sports a design unlike any other the company has released thus far.
A little slip-up on Amazon India has the internet talking, and it’s all thanks to Spigen, the case maker that might’ve just spilled Apple’s big 2025 plans. Their listing for a screen protector casually name-dropped the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro, hinting that both phones will rock a 6.3-inch screen. That’s a bigger canvas for the regular iPhone, which has been stuck at 6.1 inches for years.
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Sustainability in smartphones often comes off as a half-baked pledge—some recycled packaging or a repair tool tossed in. Fairphone, though, has been flipping that script for years, and the Fairphone 6, slated to drop on June 25, 2025, is ready to stretch those limits even further. Leaked pics and specs from WinFuture and other sources hint at a phone that doesn’t just focus on repairability but turns it into a hands-on, personalized adventure.
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Samsung’s Fan Edition phones have always struck a sweet spot, packing near-flagship vibes into a wallet-friendly package. With the Galaxy S25 FE, it looks like they’re leaning hard into that strategy. Thanks to leaked renders and early scoops from OnLeaks and SammyGuru, we’re getting a solid peek at what’s dropping later this year.
Sunlight bounces off a Tesla Model Y rolling through Austin’s streets, or a robotaxi to be exact. Inside, a leaked interface spills the beans on Tesla’s bold robotaxi platform, a setup aimed at flipping urban travel on its head. Snapped at a traffic light, this developer UI teases a driverless future where passengers chill with a car that calls the shots.
