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Leaker Ice Universe claims the Galaxy S27 Ultra will launch in Black, White, Blue, and Light Pink, replacing the previous Deep Purple option. A potential Violet exclusive may also appear. Android Central reports that Samsung is refining camera processing to reduce noise in low light, shift tones warmer, and improve highlight control for distant objects.
A new leak suggests the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will launch in Black, White, Blue, and Light Pink. These are described as 'base' colors, implying broad retail availability, while exclusive shades like Violet may still be limited to Samsung's online store. The phone is expected to arrive in early 2027.
Tipster Ice Universe claims the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra will weigh 218g and measure 7.9mm thick, marking a 4g increase from the S26 Ultra. This reversal of Samsung's recent weight-reduction trend is likely driven by a larger 5,700mAh battery, though it contradicts earlier rumors of a lighter device.
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, expected in early 2027, will feature warmer color temperatures, better highlight control, and reduced noise in low-light conditions. The device will retain the 5x telephoto lens but drop one sensor compared to the S26 Ultra, using a custom ISOCELL HP6 main sensor.
Leaker Ice Universe reports that Samsung has entered the software development and testing phase for the Galaxy S27 series earlier than in previous years. This accelerated timeline aims to ensure a mature, stable launch experience without relying on post-release updates. While hardware rumors suggest modest camera improvements, the focus on software optimization is intended to address past criticisms of buggy initial releases.
Rumors suggest the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature significant camera processing changes, including warmer color tones, better highlight control for bright objects, and reduced noise in low-light shots. The device is expected to launch in early 2027 with a redesigned horizontal camera bar and a new 200MP main sensor.
Leaker Ice Universe claims the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra will feature warmer color profiles, better highlight control on small bright objects, and reduced shadow noise compared to the S26 Ultra. The device is expected to launch in early 2027 with a redesigned horizontal camera bar, a 200MP main sensor, and a 50MP 5x telephoto lens, dropping the fourth rear camera. While case leaks confirm the new layout, details regarding the laser autofocus sensor placement remain uncertain.
Leak claims the Galaxy S27 Ultra will ditch the horizontal camera bar in favor of a plateau-style module, a design reminiscent of Apple’s approach. CAD sketches and AI renders circulated after Ice Universe’s post, with rumors also suggesting magnet-friendly features for accessories ahead of the launch.
A known tech leaker hints that the Galaxy S27 Ultra will ditch the current horizontal camera bar in favor of a plate-style design reminiscent of Apple’s iPhone, with CADs and AI renders circulating and potential magnets for accessories noted ahead of a 2026 launch.
Rumors claim Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max will be the first iPhone to feature a variable-aperture camera, with a Sony IMX905 sensor, exclusive to the Pro Max per leaker Ice Universe. The smaller iPhone 18 Pro may not receive the same upgrade. If true, the Pro Max would gain more control over depth of field, while remaining specs otherwise similar to the Pro. Both models are expected to launch next month alongside the foldable iPhone Ultra, with the Pro Max reportedly being bigger and heavier.
A credible leaker posted what appears to be a screen protector for Apple’s upcoming iPhone Ultra, suggesting the device may feature asymmetric corners (flat on the hinge side, curved on the opposite) for a folding design. The protector image implies coverage of the full glass front and includes a top-right camera cutout, aligning with rumors of a September 2026 launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, though details remain uncertain and debated.
Ice Universe shared images and a hands-on video of screen protectors for Apple's rumored foldable iPhone Ultra, confirming asymmetric corners (square on the hinge side and rounded on the opposite edge) and a right-edge punch-hole camera. The protectors suggest a 5.5-inch outer cover display and a 7.8-inch inner display, with the actual screen expected to keep symmetrical rounded corners; the device is anticipated to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup in September, with a starting price around $2,000.
A leak from Ice Universe shows what’s claimed to be the iPhone Ultra’s front screen protector for a foldable model expected in September. The protector has an unusual shape that sits near the hinge, but the actual display is still believed to have symmetrical, rounded corners. The iPhone Ultra is rumored to feature a 5.5-inch external screen, a 7.8-inch inner display, an A20 Pro chipset, a 5,000mAh battery, a 48MP dual-rear camera, 18MP selfie cameras on both sides, and Touch ID.
A leaked image of an iPhone 18 Pro SIM tray suggests a dark cherry finish, reinforcing rumors of a deep red color alongside options like Light Blue, Dark Gray, and Silver. Macworld has connected Pantone colors to the finishes, and Ice Universe has said there will be no black version. The iPhone 18 Pro lineup is expected to debut in September, potentially alongside Apple’s foldable iPhone.
A Weibo-based leak claims the iPhone 18 Pro Max will be 8.75mm thick, the same as the 17 Pro Max, per Ice Universe, though other rumors have suggested a thicker, heavier device. Additional spec chatter includes a potential 5,000+ mAh battery, a 2nm A20 Pro chip, LTPO+ display, and up to 2TB storage, with the folding iPhone Ultra largely stealing the spotlight. Overall, the release is expected to bring incremental upgrades rather than a revolution.