
Yesterday Electronic Arts closed BioWare after more than three decades and ended work on the next Mass Effect game, which the company described as still in early development under a small team of roughly fifty people. Hours later a burner account on Reddit posted a two-minute internal trailer that Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier and IGN both confirmed as genuine footage created for the project. The clip opens with a disclaimer that it is in-engine material built from pre-production assets by that limited crew, then ends on a title card reading Mass Effect: Universe.

Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo, has begun leaving boxes in private hands days before its Friday store arrival. A tech leaker channel called Kingmi Mobile uploaded two short clips on October 20, one of them focused on a 1TB Night Sky unit. Both run about two minutes and show the device coming out already open rather than folded shut. Packaging looks like any recent iPhone box aside from the extra length needed to hold the screen flat, and the units themselves carry Chinese text that suggests they left factories ahead of most retail stock.
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Retail assets that reached Android Headlines yesterday put a name and a face on a tracker Google has been circling for months. Fitbit Edge is the label on the listings, and the hardware reads as the next step after the Charge line, which last saw a full update in 2023.
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CAD files published this morning by Android Headlines, built with OnLeaks, give the first clear look at the Pixel 11a, Google’s next midrange phone, internally called Formosan. Anyone who has held a Pixel 10a will recognize the body almost immediately. Cameras sit flush with the back glass, the same flat treatment that arrived on last year’s A-series, and the frame stays within a hair of the old measurements.

Electronic Arts spent nearly four years treating Motive Studio’s Iron Man game like a locked workshop. Announced in September 2022 as a single-player action adventure and the first title in a multi-game Marvel deal, the project then went dark. Fans filled the gap with rumors. Some of those rumors said the game was dead. Friday’s leak, and the company’s own reply a few hours later, said otherwise.

Apple left a short video sitting inside the latest macOS release candidate, and someone found it. The clip lasts only a few seconds. A man wears a pair of AirPods that look thicker than the current Pro model. He holds a book up in front of him. A calm Siri voice explains that Visual Intelligence can save what you see. Just ask, and the title of the book is logged for later.

Jon Prosser’s latest Front Page Tech (FPT) lays out the most complete picture yet of what he calls the iPhone Ultra. He presents it as a book-style foldable that arrives this September alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, and positions it as the clear premium model of the year. Base iPhone 18 and Air models wait until later, with two color options being offered at launch: black / grey, and white / silver.
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Fresh images of the Pixel 11 Pro in matte black have landed just days before Google’s Made by Google event, and they show a phone that finally matches the finish many people have wanted for years.
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A small, pale oblong device has started turning up in European retail listings and a clear photo, and it carries the name Google Pixel Tag. The model number GA12506 appears alongside a color called Fog Light. The shape stands taller and more pill-like than the round discs most people already know, closer to the core of an old Fitbit without the band attached. A large Google “G” sits in the center of the face. Below it sits a tiny speaker grille and what looks like a small LED.
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Evan Blass has shared a collection of high-resolution images that look like they came straight from Google’s own marketing materials for the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Posted through his Leakmail newsletter on July 30, the shots capture the foldable from nearly every angle in a muted green finish called Pine. This shade sits a step darker than last year’s Jade, paired with a light gold frame and matching Google logo that give the phone a quiet, refined presence.