Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5: what we know so far

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 is coming in late July according to latest reports and there's already a good amount of information about it, so we decided to organize it here. Some things about the Galaxy Z Fold5 are a given at this point. It's going to be a book-style foldable with two 120Hz-capable displays, a triple camera on the back, the best possible chipset inside, and IPX8 waterproofing. New hinge Let's start off with the design. The biggest complaint when it comes to the Galaxy Z Fold is the gap that's left when you close the phone. Reports claim that Samsung is finally ready to...

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Apple is hiring people to work on its own AI-powered products

In times of economic uncertainty and big tech companies laying off staff left and right, there's room only for people working with AI. After all, AI is all the craze lately and big corporations don't want to be left behind. That's why Apple is following the footsteps of other tech firms and has opened a total of 176 new positions related to machine learning and artificial intelligence. Pocket-lint reports that 68 of those positions are within the Siri department, 52 will work with iOS and 46 are related to macOS. Other jobs will require working with more than one product. Apple...

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iQOO Pad's processor and display officially detailed

The iQOO Pad coming on May 23 is rumored to be a version of the vivo Pad2 powered by the Dimensity 9000+ SoC instead of Dimensity 9000. iQOO hasn't detailed the iQOO Pad's specs sheet yet, but it has confirmed that the iQOO Pad will have the Dimensity 9000+ chip at the helm. Additionally, iQOO has confirmed that the iQOO Pad - its first tablet - will pack a 12.1" 2.8k screen with 600 nits peak brightness, 144Hz refresh rate, and HDR10 support. If the iQOO Pad is indeed a Dimensity 9000 Plus-powered vivo Pad2, it will come with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage, Android...

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Motorola Razr 40 Ultra to launch as Razr+ in the US, marketing materials surface

Motorola will unveil a couple of flip-style, vertically folding smartphones on June 1, 2023, believed to be the Razr 40 and Razr 40 Ultra. Rumors claimed the Razr 40 Ultra would also be called Razr+, and those are now corroborated by reliable leakster Evan Blass, who said the smartphone will be launched as Razr+ in the US and Razr 40 Ultra in the rest of the markets. Motorola Razr+ in the US will be called Motorola Razr 40 Ultra globally Blass also leaked the official marketing materials for the Razr 40 Ultra, which corroborate previous design leaks. Additionally, the...

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Android 14 will make the screen recording feature more privacy-friendly

Android 14 beta is already available for some smartphones and Google recently pushed the second beta update, so people had time to play around with Google's upcoming OS and explore some new features. And it appears that the search giant is planning to make screen recording a more privacy-oriented feature. Currently, the screen recording functionality on stock Android allows you to turn off sound recording and hide touches. The new screen recording will allow you to limit the recording to a single app or hide sensitive information like notifications as you are recording. Mishaal Rahman...

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Canon looking to partner with a smartphone manufacturer

We've seen numerous collaborations between smartphone and camera manufacturers in the past, so this doesn't really come as a surprise. According to a fairly reliable tipster on Weibo, Digital Chat Station, the famous camera brand Canon is looking to partner up with a smartphone maker. Since we already have the Oppo/OnePlus-Hasselblad, vivo-Zeiss and Xiaomi-Leica pairs, this leaves Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Asus, Google, Realme, Honor, Sony and Motorola as potential candidates for a Canon partnership. However, Apple, Samsung and Google aren't the type of companies that would pursue such...

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