A foldable iPhone will not be Apple’s first launch as far as unveiling a series of devices with a unique form factor goes. Instead, a new report claims that the company will mass produce a foldable hybrid by late 2025, suggesting that we may get a product that is an amalgamation of a MacBook and iPad. After all, the latest information claims that the device sports a 20.3-inch display, which only means that Apple could attempt to combine two product categories. A foldable iPhone will reportedly launch in two display sizes and is said to arrive in 2026 A new \[…\]


Apple Pursuing Mass Production Of A 20.3-Inch Foldable Device By Late 2025, Foldable iPhone To Come Much Later, Claims New Report

The Apple Vision Pro shipping estimates dropped to 400,000 to 450,000 units for 2024, as the headset’s exclusive launch in the U.S. prevented a sales spike. Apple would likely want nothing more than to scale those shipments, and the only way to do that would be to introduce a presence in overseas markets. A solid plan to branch out to other regions could already be formed, with a local online seller mentioning the head-mounted wearable accessories, hinting at a possible future unveiling. So far, Apple Vision Pro is slated to arrive in three countries other than the U.S. With the Apple \[…\]


Apple Vision Pro Could Launch In Japan As The Headset’s Accessories Are Mentioned On A Local Online Reseller

This year's iPhone 16 lineup will get some notable improvements in design and how users use the device, as the company aims to integrate generative AI technology with the release of iOS 18 later this year. Apple is keen to increase the screen size of the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max this year, while the standard iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will house the same display as the current models. A prominent analyst is now claiming that the iPhone 17 Plus will come with a smaller display size that will sit between the screen size of the 'Pro' models. \[…\]


Apple to Take a Step Back With The iPhone 17 Plus Display Size, as Company is Expected to Create a Wider Gap With The ‘Pro Max’

Rumors of an Xbox handheld console have been a thing for over a decade. There was, after all, the so-called Xboy, a project pushed internally by several groups within Microsoft's Xbox Leadership Team (XLT). However, it never panned out under the leadership of former Microsoft Xbox lead Robbie Bach. Now, though, Phil Spencer heads Microsoft's gaming department, and the executive seems more eager than ever for an Xbox handheld. Speaking with Polygon at GDC 2024, he mused: What should we build that will find new players, that will allow people to play at times when they couldn’t go play? It \[…\]


Xbox Handheld Discussed Once Again by Microsoft’s Phil Spencer

The Vision Pro is a highly competitive product, and Apple appears to be creating additional utilities for the headset so it can better compete with Meta's Quest line of products. According to the latest, Apple is working on a version of the Apple Pencil that will support visionOS and allow users to control and interact with the headset in a more precise and seamless manner. While details are scarce at this stage, the company is currently testing how the accessory could serve as a complimentary device to the Vision Pro. Apple is working on Apple Pencil support for the Vision \[…\]


You Will Soon be Able to Use The Apple Pencil With The Vision Pro on a Flat Surface For Drawing Purposes

NVIDIA is reportedly preparing new Ada GPU variants for its GeForce RTX 4070, RTX 4060 Ti & RTX 4060 graphics cards. New GPUs, Same Specs? Rumor Mentions Three Brand New Chips For NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070, RTX 4060 Ti & RTX 4060 Graphics Cards According to MEGAsizeGPU, NVIDIA is possibly preparing three new Ada GPU SKUs for three of its graphics cards which cover the mainstream and high-end segment. These include the GeForce RTX 4070, RTX 4060 Ti, and the RTX 4060. The three SKUs include: GeForce RTX 4070: AD104-251 (Current) -> AD103-175-KX (New) GeForce RTX 4060 Ti: AD106-351 (Current) \[…\]


NVIDIA Readies New Ada GPU SKUs For GeForce RTX 4070, 4060 Ti & 4060 Graphics Cards

Samsung removed the wraps off of its Galaxy S24 lineup back in January of this year, and slowly, the momentum started to shift towards the company’s Galaxy S25 range, with a rumor that some CAD renders are currently in development. It is just one of those moments in the smartphone industry where you blink and lose track of what has happened for weeks, and the surprising thing about this rumor is that it comes just two months after Samsung launched its current flagship series. Galaxy S25 CAD renders could show various dimension differences as Samsung’s next flagship lineup is said \[…\]


Galaxy S25 CAD Renderings Are Being Prepared, Claims Tipster, And Just Two Months After The Launch Of Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Series

According to a Bloomberg report, Sony has paused the production of new PS VR2 units until they can sell the current backlog of unsold units. Bloomberg's anonymous sources revealed that sales have slowed since the virtual reality device's launch in early 2023. As such, unsold units have been piling up. To date, Sony has made over two million PS VR2 units. Macquarie analyst Yijia Zhai provided Bloomberg with an explanation of the troubles encountered by PS VR2: The high price of VR hardware acts as the main hurdle for its expansion. Currently, there are limited games that support VR devices, \[…\]


PS VR2 Production Reportedly Paused Until Sony Sells Current Backlog

The Apple Vision Pro is currently available for U.S. customers only, and it is clear that the mixed-reality headset will not achieve any ambitious goals for the company if it continues to be limited to just one market. However, the technology giant might have plans to expand to other regions, as hinted through leaked visionOS code, revealing that Apple intends to add support for 12 languages. These additions are evidence that the company plans to enter more markets, which will only benefit its first head-mounted wearable release. Out of the various regions, Samsung’s home turf may be one where the \[…\]


Apple Vision Pro could soon launch outside the US

Apple Vision Pro To Add Support For 12 Languages, Hinting That It May Launch In Other Countries To Obtain Global Momentum

PS5 Update 9.00 is being rolled out as we speak, adding DualSense controller sound enhancements, Share Screen interactions, and more. Sony released the new system software update in beta last month. Among other things, this update improved DualSense controller audio via noise cancelation for the microphone and speaker. In addition, the update allowed users to adjust the brightness of the console's power indicator through a new setting. Fast forward a little over a month, and this new firmware version has now been rolled out for all PlayStation 5 users. According not mentioned in Sony's official blog post on the PS \[…\]


PS5 Update 9.00 Released; Adds DualSense Controller Sound Enhancements, Share Screen interactions and More

Apple launched its new MacBook Pro lineup, along with the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max, back in October 2023, though some might have concluded that the company rushed the release of the newer models just before the year closed so that it would have a positive outlook on the annual sales tally. Going by this schedule, the new M4 MacBook Pro is not expected until next year, but according to a Q&A session, ‘formal development’ of the portable Mac has started, meaning that Apple is eyeing a jumpstart against the competition. Apple’s current launch timeline dictates that the M4 \[…\]


M4 MacBook Pro ‘Formal Development’ Kicked Off, But Launch Not Expected Until Next Year Based On Current Schedule

The first notebooks sporting Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite will launch from Samsung and is said to be called the Galaxy Book 4 Edge. According to information from foreign retailers, the upcoming machine will sport specifications that compete with Apple’s M-series of MacBooks, including the latest M3 MacBook Air, but that also means that consumers will have to pay a premium to experience Windows 11 and a high-end ARM SoC paired together. One Galaxy Book 4 Edge variant said to cost around €1,800 in Europe, or approximately $1,970, making it a pricey MacBook rival Consumers electronics in Europe are typically priced higher \[…\]


Samsung’s Galaxy Book 4 Edge With The Snapdragon X Elite Will Compete With Apple’s M-Series MacBooks In Both Specifications & Pricing

Apple continues to employ a fan-less cooling design for 13-inch and 15-inch M3 MacBook Air models, and while that means users will be pleased about the completely silent operation, they will lose out on a ton of performance. The M3 MacBook Pro, which sports a single fan, can offer significantly improved sustained performance while touting the same SoC, as demonstrated in a series of tests. It is also worth mentioning that the M3 MacBook Air gets uncomfortably toasty, which we hope Apple can address in future iterations. For quick performance bursts, the M3 MacBook Air can perform faster than the \[…\]


M3 MacBook Air Peak CPU Temperature Can Reach 114 Degrees Celcius, 33% Slower Than MacBook Pro With Same Chip Due To Lack Of A Fan

Apple has a decent foldable product portfolio in the works, but when it comes to an actual launch, many reports talk about varying timelines. However, one analyst believes that a 20.3-inch foldable MacBook is the only one that has a clear development schedule in sight, and while that is a positive sign, the drawback is that consumers who are waiting for such a product have to wait an exceptionally long time. Analyst estimates that Apple’s foldable MacBook will not launch before 2027 A foldable MacBook is said to have been in development previously, but then again, so has a foldable \[…\]


20.3-inch foldable MacBook expected in 2027

Kuo: Apple Planning 20-Inch MacBook With Foldable Screen

Apple's foldable MacBook plans revealed by industry analyst

Apple is reportedly prepping a gigantic 20-inch foldable laptop

Apple’s 20.3-Inch Foldable MacBook Is The Only Product That Reportedly Has A Development Schedule, But Don’t Expect It Soon

Apple will continue its low-cost launches with the iPhone SE 4, which is said to arrive sometime in 2025. Prior to its unveiling, a few CAD renders were spotted online, sporting multiple similarities with the iPhone 14. Let us take a closer look at these images and see what Apple intends to re-purpose from a device released in 2022. A different angle from the iPhone SE 4 CAD renders reveals that the low-cost offering may feature an Action button Starting with the display, 91mobiles shows that unlike the iPhone SE 3, its successor will sport a much larger 6.1-inch panel \[…\]


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