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Rumors from Evan Blass say the iPhone Ultra could come in red, though Mark Gurman later disputed a red option; with the event two weeks away, color speculation continues alongside expected options like Dark Cherry, Light Blue, Silver, and Space Gray, but credibility is uncertain and the images shown are likely AI-generated.
Leaker Evan Blass wraps up the Pixel 11 leak campaign with Pixel 11 Pro XL imagery, showing Pixel Glow/HiLight and a glossy finish but offering no new hardware details ahead of Google’s August 12 launch, as Gemini Intelligence features prominently in the marketing.
A reputable leak from Evan Blass reportedly confirms specs for Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8, Z Fold8 Ultra, and Galaxy Watch9 before the July 22 Unpacked event, with the Ultra retaining the Fold7’s rear camera, the Fold8 offering a 50MP+50MP rear setup and updated batteries, and the Watch9 showcasing a Snapdragon Wear Elite chip and ongoing health-tracking features.
The premium Motorola Razr model will be known as the Razr 40 Ultra globally and as the Razr+ in the US, according to a leak by Evan Blass. The device will feature a 6.7-inch P-OLED display, Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. It will also have a 12MP primary camera and a 13MP ultra-wide lens, a 32MP front-facing selfie camera, and a 3640mAh battery that supports 33W charging. The Quick View external display will be 3.5 inches, up from the 2.7-inch screen found on previous Razr models. The device is expected to be priced around $1,000.
A leak by reputable leaker Evan Blass suggests that the upcoming Google wearable will be called "Pixel Watch 2". Google has managed to keep the feature set of the smartwatch under wraps, with no leaks so far. The company is expected to unveil the Pixel Watch 2 at I/O this year, and if it does, it would be able to announce the design itself, which is rare for the company.
A new official image/render of the Pixel Tablet reveals a pinkish color with white bezels and a sand-colored lip surrounding it. The display has rounded corners, and the front-facing camera is located at the top. The homescreen features bird-themed wallpapers and themed icons that adapt to it. The black frame is said to be more home-friendly, and the tablet is expected to be released soon.
Evan Blass has leaked the complete specs and features of the Google Pixel Fold, including battery capacity, charging speeds, product dimensions, screen brightness, and detailed camera specifications. The Pixel Fold will have a 7.6-inch internal folding OLED display, a 5.8-inch front OLED screen, and five cameras. It will be powered by the Google Tensor G2 processor and Titan M2 co-processor, with 12GB LPDDR5 RAM and 256 or 512GB of UFS 3.1 storage. The Pixel Fold will have a 4,821mAh battery and 30W wired charging capabilities. It will be IPX8 water-resistant and come in Obsidian and Porcelain color options. The Pixel Fold will compete with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 5, but may struggle with its last year's Tensor G2 processor and potential high price point.
Clearer renders of the Google Pixel Fold have been leaked, showing the phone in its Obsidian colorways. The images reveal thick bezels, which could help users get a comfortable grip on the phone, and a hinge mechanism that suggests there could be very little display creasing. The Pixel Fold is expected to be announced at Google's I/O keynote on May 10, and will come in both black and porcelain colorways.
Leaked marketing images of the Google Pixel Fold have surfaced, showing a nearly gapless design and a substantial front screen. The images were shared by Evan Blass, a well-known leaker, and show a sleeker design than previously seen in a real-world video. The inside screen and camera bump height are not visible in the images.
The first official-looking image of the Google Pixel Fold has been leaked by Evan Blass, showing off the device's hinge and wider aspect ratio on the outer display. The foldable is expected to cost $1,799 and is likely to be announced at Google I/O in a couple of weeks, with a market release in June.
A reliable leaker, Evan Blass, claims that a tester who has used several iterations of Apple's forthcoming VR headset has gone from underwhelmed to ecstatic. While there are no further details, it is encouraging news as recent rumors claimed that Apple will launch the headset earlier than its own engineers think is wise. The headset is expected to be the main highlight of WWDC 2023, but it will not be released to the public for many months.