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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Fold8 series tipped to be more expensive‎

According to a new rumor, Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Fold8 lineup could launch with higher price tags than its predecessors. The company is expected to unveil its next-generation foldables next month. Citing European and Asian sales channels, the leak claims Samsung has increased the starting prices of the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip8. Leaked Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra render The leak attributes the price hike to a combination of internal and external factors. Although the leak doesn’t mention it, the increase in price is likely due to the ongoing rise in RAM...

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Apple opens up iOS to third-party app stores in Brazil‎

Following the EU and Japan, Brazil has now forced Apple to open up iOS to third-party app stores and non-Apple payment processing for developers. App developers can now use alternative app stores in Brazil to distribute their apps, and they can also process payments made for apps and games and in-app purchases outside of Apple's payment system. Just like every other time it's been forced to do something like this in the past, Apple is once again highlighting how these changes "open new avenues for malware, fraud, scams, and privacy and security risks". All alternative app stores will...

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GTA VI pre-orders start this month, the official cover art has been revealed‎

The much-delayed, anxiously anticipated GTA VI is entering a new stage of its pre-release phase on June 25, when it will go on pre-order. You can already add it to your wishlist on the PlayStation Store or Microsoft Store to get alerted when the pre-orders are live. Also today, the official cover art was unveiled, and you can see it in the video below. While the game is still months away from release, with the latest date being November 19, on June 25 we will finally get to know its price. In the past, Take-Two Interactive's boss said the company would keep the cost in check. And...

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iQOO starts teasing the Z11i, showcases it in all colors‎

The iQOO Z11 family already has a lot of members, but one more is coming soon: the Z11i. The brand has just started teasing it in China, revealing its three colorways: Green Peak, Desert Gold, and Ink Shadow. You can see all three in the official images below. iQOO Z11i official images While iQOO itself hasn't revealed any of the phone's specs, a tipster on Weibo claims this will be a rebranded vivo Y60, which launched back in April. If this is true, then the iQOO Z11i should also have a 6.74-inch LCD touchscreen with 720x1600 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and 1,200-nit...

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Honor Watch 6 in for review‎

Fresh off its unveiling, we've got the Honor Watch 6, and it's about as easy a recommendation as a wearable could be. The watch 6 ships in either Twilight Brown or Shadow Black (our model), and it normally costs €250/£230 (€20/£20 more for the Brown model), but is €170/£150 for the first month - that's an €80/£80 discount. Gotta love Honor! In the box, you get the watch, a fluororubber strap with the Black model, a leather one with the Brown model (hence the markup), and a magnetic charger ending on USB-A. Sadly, the charger has two pins that align with the watch, not a universal wireless...

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UAE bans social media for those under 15‎

A few days ago the UK government announced a ban on social media for children under 16, and now the UAE is following suit by effectively banning social media for those under 15. The UAE is the first Arab country to introduce such a measure. Children under 15 are prohibited from creating, using, or operating personal social media accounts. They will not be able to post content, comment, share, or join public groups. Those aged 15 to 16 will be allowed on social media subject to age-appropriate content controls, restrictions on interaction with unknown users, screen-time management...

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Smartwatch shipments grew steadily in Q1 2026 with Apple still leading the pack‎

According to the latest Counterpoint report, the global smart wearable market grew 4% in Q1 2026 compared to the same period last year, which follows a steady recovery in 2025 after a rough 2024. The analysts say Apple's relatively new wearable devices fueled much of the growth, and consumers are now generally more inclined to buy premium smartwatches. The growth of the Chinese smartwatch market has also contributed quite a bit, with Huawei leading the pack domestically, followed by Imoo and Xiaomi. Shipments in the country grew 15% YoY, and Huawei seized 40% of the domestic market...

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