Unihertz plans to debut the new Titan 2 Elite on Kickstarter early next month, and by all accounts, it will be a natural evolution of the company’s previous Titan handsets, although one that has managed to reduce the entire thing down into a much more pocket-friendly container. You’ll still get that characteristic QWERTY keyboard that reminds you of the good old days of BlackBerry phones; after all, some people still prefer the experience of pressing actual buttons to swiping at a glass screen.
OPPO engineers spent nearly three years methodically tuning every detail of the Find N6’s hinge and display component. They went back and adjusted the alignment tolerances to a very small 0.03 mm gap, resulting in a screen surface that remains flat even after repetitive folding and unfolding. Along with this ultra-precise hinge, a special type of self-healing glass layer works its magic to maintain the display flat over time, even after extensive wear and tear. Everything happens without leaving any permanent scars. In fact, the self-healing glass and titanium alloy hinge work so well together that the panel can be restored to its original flatness despite the strain.
Google launched the Pixel 10a earlier this month, and the smartphones will begin shipping to customers on March 5. If you pre-order one now for $499 (128GB model), you’ll get a $100 Amazon gift card, Android 16, and seven years of key OS upgrades and security fixes.
Samsung just revealed the Galaxy S26 Ultra during their Unpacked event, which includes the Privacy Display, a feature so interesting that it’s difficult not to highlight. This system took its developers five years to build, making it a significant game changer in how consumers protect their personal information amid crowds. It works by merging two sorts of pixels side by side: super-narrow ones that blast light straight out, and wider ones that disperse it for that pleasant wide-angle view everyone else has. When you turn on the Privacy Display, the wider pixels simply turn off.
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The surprise arrival of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in some stores has got people really excited, with one very good unboxing video from a customer that allegedly shows the device in hand a good few days before the official Unpacked event on February 25, 2026.
Google Pixel 10a deals are already rolling in even before its release, as you can get the phone plus a free set of Pixel Buds 2a, which normally sell for $129. This promotion appears to be limited to the Obsidian color option on the exact listing they have up, so make sure you’re looking at the correct phone if you want to get these earbuds for free. Pre-orders are already open, and provided everything goes as planned, your new phone should arrive on March 5.
The Google Pixel 10a has finally arrived, all for the very inexpensive price of $499, and it delivers a fairly decent package that is surprisingly complete for the price. Pre-orders are open immediately, with the first smartphones arriving in users’ hands on March 5th.
Mobile phones had long been an integral part of our daily lives when April 2000 arrived. People took them everywhere because they were a must-have for younger users. Reporter Lindsey Fallow looked closely at how these phones were on the verge of becoming something major, such as having continual access to email and the internet right in the palm of your hand.
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A Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus production prototype appeared on Craigslist this week, and the seller is asking a whopping $1650 for it. It’s unusual that someone outside of Samsung would have access to it this early, given that Samsung plans to publicly announce the entire Galaxy S26 series, including the normal model, the Plus, and the Ultra, on February 25th at its next Unpacked event.
