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Xiaomi 18 Fold: the first foldable with an in-house chip arrives two days before Apple’s
Xiaomi introduced the 18 Fold with its in-house XRING O3 chip, 6,000 mAh in 5.02 millimeters, and a 200 MP Leica triple camera. Price, full specs, and how it compares with other wide-format foldables.
Huawei Pura X View: the first wide-format rigid phone debuts HarmonyOS 7 with 7,000 mAh in 6.68 millimeters
Huawei introduced the Pura X View, the first rigid phone with a 16:9.5 display: 1.05 mm bezels, 7,000 mAh in 6.68 mm, and the debut of HarmonyOS 7. What is confirmed and what is not.
Mac mini M5 Pro vs Mac Studio M5 Max: the CPU is the same; everything else changes
The Mac mini with M5 Pro reaches the same 18 CPU cores as the entry-level Mac Studio for US$800 less. Here’s where the real difference is and which one is right for you.
M6 and M5 Ultra: Apple’s first 2 nm chip and its first four-die chip
Apple introduced the M6, its first 2-nanometer chip, and the M5 Ultra, its first four-die chip. What changes in CPU, GPU, and memory, and why an M5 still sits above the M6.
Mac Studio M5 Max and M5 Ultra: the most powerful Mac Apple has ever sold, from US$2,499
Apple refreshed the Mac Studio with M5 Max and M5 Ultra, up to 512 GB of unified memory and 1.2 TB/s. Specs, pricing from US$2,499, and who each one is for.
Mac mini with M6: the 2 nm chip arrived in Apple’s cheapest Mac, but it costs US$300 more
Apple refreshed the Mac mini with the 2-nanometer M6 and the M5 Pro. Specs, prices from US$899, and why the base model has the newer chip than the expensive one.
Pixel Tag: Google enters the tracker market with UWB, a one-year battery, and a button the AirTag does not have
Google's Pixel Tag costs $29 and arrives with UWB, a one-year CR2032 battery, and IP67. Full specs, price, and why it will not go on sale until November.
Nothing Phone (4a) Pro: 3.5x periscope and aluminum for USD 499, with three caveats
Review of the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro: 3.5x periscope, aluminum unibody, and 144 Hz for USD 499. What it gains, what it gives up, and who it competes against.
