Early iPhone 20 leaks indicate a screen that curves gently along every edge of the device. This wraparound approach could eliminate the typical bezels and give the front a continuous look with no visible breaks. When combined with a full glass back, the entire handset may feel like one smooth slab held in the hand.
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Fresh details emerged today about the smartphone OpenAI has under development. The company wants this device to let AI agents handle daily tasks directly instead of forcing users to navigate grids of apps. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo updated his findings on the project. Mass production now looks set for the first half of 2027. OpenAI hopes to move 30 million units between 2027 and 2028. That volume would position the phone as a serious option in the premium market alongside devices like the iPhone 18 Pro and the Galaxy S27 series.
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Leaked images from a Brazilian certification lab capture Microsoft readying a gamepad built from the ground up for streaming. Compact and straightforward, the device shrinks the familiar Xbox layout into something pocket friendly while keeping every essential control intact. White and black versions appear in the shots, both sporting a clean rectangular body with short grips that suggest easy one handed carry for travel or couch sessions alike.
Rumors about Sony’s next PlayStation console have grown louder in recent weeks, painting a picture of a major hardware jump paired with real uncertainty about when it will actually reach players. One detailed report claims Sony aims to release both a home version of the PS6 and a matching portable device by the end of 2027, with both arriving at the same time around the world. Development on the two systems is happening together, and each will run games from the PS4 and PS5 libraries without any extra steps. The home model will still accept physical discs, giving fans the choice they have come to expect.
People who passed on last year’s Pro model now face a stronger case for jumping in when the iPhone 18 Pro arrives in September. Reports from the past few days paint a clear picture of steady improvements across the board rather than flashy overhauls, and every change seems aimed at solving small daily frustrations that add up over time.
Rumors now place these new AirPods Ultra deep into advanced testing at Apple. Internal teams wear working prototypes every day while the company checks every detail before larger production runs begin. The project has stretched across four full years, and the latest reports say the design and features sit nearly locked in place.
Unbox Therapy’s Lewis Hilsenteger tore open an unassuming box shipped from China, and inside was a dummy unit of Apple’s purported foldable iPhone Ultra. In its opened form, it becomes a large tablet-like rectangular device, but when folded in half, it becomes like a passport that can fit into one’s back pocket. Its dimensions are 117mm high, 84mm wide, 11mm thin on its narrowest side, and 16.5mm where the camera sticks out.
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Leaked images purportedly show Samsung’s first pair of Galaxy smartglasses, codenamed Jinju, in stunning detail, and they appear to give the Ray-Ban Meta some heavy competition. However, they’re reportedly light on the face, weighing roughly 50 grams and looking so much like regular eyeglasses that only the inconspicuous camera bulge and tiny Samsung logo give them away.
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Dummy units of the iPhone 18 Pro series and a super-sleek new foldable Ultra model have leaked, giving people a good idea of what Apple has in store for the September debut. Case makers received these prototypes based on the final CAD files, thus they are quite similar to the production hardware in terms of shapes, sizes, layout, and so on. Owners of current phones will notice some little but important changes rather than a complete redesign, with one exception that stands out.
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Recent leaks hint at Insta360’s next move with pocket-sized video gear. The company unexpectedly posted a pixelated preview on social media just after DJI released the Osmo Pocket 4. According to press material that has surfaced, a new device called Luna Ultra is on its way. It still fits in your pocket, as you would expect from a pocket-sized camera, but a handful of its features make it really stand out.