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A leaked slide from a Chinese carrier’s marketing purportedly states that Apple’s three new smartphones will be called the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Plus, and the iPhone XC. They will reportedly be priced at $1000 (iPhone XS Plus), $900 (iPhone XS), and $699 for the entry level iPhone XC. The latter will sport an LCD display rather than OLED to cut down on costs. Continue reading for another video, more pictures and information.
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A newly leaked image gives us a glimpse at HMD Global’s possible upcoming Nokia-branded smartphone (Nokia 9?) with a penta rear camera setup. These different lenses could be used for various focal lengths to create an optical zoom similar to the 16-lens L16. There’s no official word yet on pricing or availability. Continue reading to see a mockup of the entire device.
Apple is expected to reveal a new iPad Pro model at their September 12 press event, and the biggest change is rumored to be the addition of Face ID as well as smaller bezels on the 12.9″ display. Other features may include: Apple’s A12X processor, 4GB of RAM, and up to 512 GB of storage space. Continue reading for another video, more pictures and additional information.
Lee Gunho of ConceptsiPhone has recreated the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Plus from the earlier leaked images, showing what both handsets look like from just about every angle. These renders are consistent with the rumors of Apple releasing two new OLED-based 5.8″ and 6.5″ iPhone models, both with dual rear cameras, along with an iPhone 9 sporting a 6.1″ LCD display. Continue reading for another video and more information.
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Apparently, a passenger sitting in the back of a Lyft ride accidentally (or purposefully) left a Google Pixel 3 XL prototype laying around, and Android Police managed to get their hands on the images. The driver, who currently owns a Pixel 2 XL, realized that this device must be an updated model, thanks to its notch, and snapped a few photos before handing it back to its rightful owner. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
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Austin Mittelstadt managed to capture a glimpse of the upcoming GoPro Hero 7 camera, which is set to be officially unveiled later this month. No technical specifications have been announced, but from the display we can see that it will come in three different models: white, silver, and black. Other features include: image stabilization and waterproofing up to a depth of 33 feet. Continue reading for two more pictures and additional information.
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Thanks to an early video stream that Apple accidentally leaked, 9to5Mac manage to capture an official image of the Apple Watch Series 4. Featuring an edge-to-edge, thinner body, a red ring to denote the LTE version, an additional microphone hole on the right side, and a more flush button beneath the crown. Continue reading for another video and more information.
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Apple officially announced a September 12 reveal event, and the world may not have to wait until then to catch a glimpse of the iPhone Xs. This leaked marketing image shows the handset’s new gold color option and the two OLED display sizes, with the larger one possibly being a 6.5″ panel. Continue reading for another video and more information.
The Google Pixel 3 XL smartphone is still months away from its official launch, but pre-production units have already hit the black market for $2,000. So far, we know that it features a 6.7″ (1440 x 2960) display, 3430mAh battery, and a Snapdragon 845, all running Android Pie. Continue reading for another video and more information.
Samsung is allegedly developing a smartphone with a foldable display(s), known as the Galaxy X or Wing, and it should be announced sometime during January 2019 with an official reveal at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain during that same month. Based on the leaked patent images, the flexible screen’s resolution is expected to be 4K (3840×2160 pixels), and it may sport dual-cameras at the rear, the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, along with at least 6GB of RAM. Continue reading for more pictures and information.