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The latest iPhone Fold dummy floating around online provides a good picture of what Apple’s first folding phone could become. Built from 3D-printed plastic and based on leaked screen information and specifications, this mockup folds up into a nice little rectangle before opening up to reveal a much larger display.
Jon Prosser has made a name for himself by providing in-depth looks at Apple’s upcoming hardware, usually accompanied by sleek renders and insider discussion. His most recent video focuses on the iPhone 18 Pro. This handset is expected to be released in September alongside the Pro Max and what is rumored to be Apple’s first true foldable phone. The ordinary 18 iPhone models are expected to be released in 2027, leaving the Pro line to lead the charge this year.
Subway Surfers City will be available on iOS and Android starting February 26th. Pre-registration begins today on the App Store and Google Play. SYBO Games presents this as the next chapter for the original endless runner, which has been continuing strong for 14 years, with 4.5 billion downloads and between 100 and 150 million active players every month.
Apple’s iPhone 18 series is already generating a lot of talk, despite the fact that September is still a ways away. According to reputable supply chain sources, the Pro models will undergo significant alterations, while the rest of the portfolio will launch in a non-traditional staggered release schedule.
Spigen released its Classic LS MagFit case to commemorate Apple’s 50th birthday, using it as a clue to go back in time. The end result is a design clearly inspired by the 1984 Macintosh 128K, which introduced many people to the world of personal computing, with a few hints to the older Apple Lisa.
For years, the elusive Apple iPhone Fold has been the focus of numerous rumors, but as its rivals introduced their own models, it disappeared from view. It’s finally starting to look like things are coming together for Apple in the form of a display that folds without leaving a nasty crease in the middle, something that has long been a major hurdle.
KEYi Tech introduced its Loona Deskmate to the world, or at least to those who were lucky enough to attend CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Here’s the thing: the minds behind Deskmate were rather transparent in their ideas. It went something like this: you already have a mobile computer in your pocket. Why step it up a level and construct a full-on robot when that same iPhone can power the screen, camera, microphone, speakers, and all the rest?
Technology leaker Jon Prosser recently shared detailed renders of Apple’s yet-to-be-announced foldable iPhone, giving everyone a sense of what’s in store for 2026. The design they’ve allegedly selected is similar to a book fold, in that you simply flip it out to reveal a much larger screen to play with, and when closed, the device is only 9mm thick, which is quite sleek in smartphone terms. When you flip it open, the thickness slims down to 4.5mm, making the phone way easier to carry in your pocket.
Red Bull athlete Tyler Bereman stares out at the peaceful Florida lake, facing the challenge of six islands ahead of him. One slip and you’re in, and the thought of a 220-pound machine joining you is sobering. However, Bereman powers up the motor and launches himself into a series of jumps that can be up to 150 feet long each. This project, nicknamed Island Hopper, began as a wild concept that Bereman and track mastermind Jason Baker just had to attempt.
Selfie enthusiasts understand the frustration: front-facing cameras are simply inadequate. The new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max have rear sensors with up to 48 megapixels apiece, which sounds fantastic, but what truly distinguishes them is their low-light performance and ultra-wide lens. Dockcase is attempting to bridge the gap with the Selfix, a protective case that adds a secondary screen to the back of your device.