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OnePlus 15 is finally headed to the US, here's when it lands‎

The OnePlus 15 hasn't been available in the US so far due to the protracted government shutdown preventing the FCC from issuing its certification for the device, but that was finally addressed a few days ago, when we told you that the device will surely be made available for the US market very soon. [#InlinePriceWidget,14206,1#] Today, OnePlus is officially announcing that it will start selling the OnePlus 15 in the US, through its online store, on December 4 at 11 AM ET. It will be priced at $900 with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and $1,000 with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of...

Galaxy Z TriFold purchasers are eligible for a one-time 50% discount on display repair costs‎

Samsung is offering some valuable perks to customers planning to shell out thousands of dollars on its first tri-folding smartphone, the Galaxy Z TriFold. The foldable will be available for purchase in South Korea starting December 12. The company has announced a special program for Galaxy Z TriFold customers, offering an exclusive benefit in the event of display damage. Samsung will provide a one-time 50% discount on display repair costs. It’s unclear whether the benefit applies to both the inner and outer displays. The Galaxy Z TriFold features a 10-inch flexible inner screen,...

Apple reportedly refuses to preinstall controversial Indian state-run cyber security app‎

Yesterday it emerged that the Indian government was asking smartphone makers to preload a state-owned cyber safety app called Sanchar Saathi onto every new device they sell. This is intended to track stolen phones, block them, and prevent them from being misused. The companies apparently have 90 days to comply, but according to a Reuters report, Apple won't. The Cupertino company allegedly intends to refuse the order to install the app on its iPhones. It will reportedly tell the Indian government that it doesn't comply with such orders in any market, as they "raise a host of privacy...

Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 design revealed via new leak‎

Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Buds 4 lineup alongside the Galaxy S26 series early next year. After images of the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro surfaced recently, a new leak has now revealed the design of the standard Galaxy Buds 4. Images discovered by the folks over at Android Authority show the upcoming Galaxy Buds 4 in black and white colors. The Buds 4 appear to feature a similar design to the Pro model, but without the silicone eartip. The earphones have a new stem design and a grille element placed at the top. Previous leaks have shown that the stem will support touch-based...

Redmi Note 15 4G gets listed in Europe, here are its specs and pricing‎

Mere hours ago a mega leak brought us the specs, official images, and prices for the upcoming global Redmi Note 15 family - that is, the 5G models. But the Redmi leak bonanza continues today with the Redmi Note 15 4G, which has been listed by one German retailer despite the brand not announcing it yet. As per the listing in question, the Redmi Note 15 4G will set you back €199.90, and you can have it in Black, Forest Green, and Glacier Blue colorways. So what do you get for that amount of money? Redmi Note 15 4G official images The phone comes with a 6.77-inch AMOLED screen...

Here's the expected price of the Galaxy Z TriFold‎

Covet the new Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone, but want to know how much it will cost? Samsung just announced the phone, but has only shared a price for its home market of Korea. Still, we can work out how much it will cost elsewhere. In South Korea, the Galaxy Z TriFold comes in a single Crafted Black model with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. It's priced at KRW 3,594,000, which converts to €2,108, $2,450, £1,850, or INR 220,140. But those aren't the prices to expect. To gauge the price, we'll take the Galaxy Z Fold7's equivalent model, the 12/512GB one, which started at KRW 2,537,700...

Ayaneo Next 2 gaming handheld debuts with 115Wh battery, 9.06-inch OLED display‎

Ayaneo has unveiled its latest Windows gaming handheld, the Next 2, with a large 115Wh battery and an OLED display. The handheld is powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chipset that is claimed to deliver a TDP of up to 85W. For cooling, the Next 2 has dual fans with exhaust ports at the back. It gets a 9.06-inch OLED display with a refresh rate of up to 165Hz, 2400 x 1504-pixel resolution, and 1,100 nits peak brightness. The handheld comes with hall effect joysticks and hall linear triggers along with dual touchpads. There’s also an 8-way D-pad and dual rear customizable...