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Apple TV has added 15 new classic movies to its library for subscribers, including titles like The Social Network, War of the Worlds, School of Rock, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and The Wolf of Wall Street. Availability appears limited to US viewers for now, and several titles from last month were removed; watchability may vary by location, with more titles expected in September.
Fairphone’s Gen 6+ is now available in the United StatesDirectly from Amazon or Fairphone, eliminating previous hoops. It retains the company’s home-repairable design with up to 12 modular parts (battery, USB-C port, display, cameras, etc.), and upgrades to Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 with 12GB RAM. Specs include a 6.31-inch OLED display, 50MP main camera, 13MP ultrawide, 256GB storage, and a 4415mAh battery. Pricing sits at $650, cheaper than last year’s $900 through Murena, and it supports AT&T and T-Mobile networks along with modular accessories sold separately.
TCL brings the Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper to the US, priced at $299.99 during a Back to School sale (regular $399.99) from TCL’s store or Amazon. It features a 12.2-inch 2400x1600 LCD with 120Hz refresh, a Nxtpaper matte display, Snapdragon 4 Gen 2, 6GB RAM, 256GB storage, 8MP front and main cameras, and a 10,000 mAh battery with 33W charging. The tablet includes four speakers, two mics, comes in Aerolite Grey, weighs about 556g, and ships with a stylus and flip case.
DJI’s Pocket 4P launches in China on June 15 with a dual‑camera setup featuring a 1‑inch main sensor and a dedicated 3x optical telephoto lens, delivering real optical zoom and enhanced color/dynamic range. Price starts at 3799 yuan (~$562). There is no official US release yet due to FCC/regulatory delays, with grey‑market imports as a possible option (no official warranty). Global pricing and availability outside China are unconfirmed, with shipments to other regions expected within 1–2 weeks after the China launch.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Trifold goes on sale January 26 for $2,899 with 512GB, a premium price for a foldable that straddles phone and tablet; the US release isn’t official and buyers may pay more if importing.
Motorola's Moto G Power (2026) is now available in the US for $299.99, featuring a 6.8-inch LCD display, Dimensity 6300 chip, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage, a 50MP main camera, and a 5200mAh battery, with availability expanding to various carriers soon.
Nothing has confirmed that its upcoming Phone 3 will be available in the US, supporting T-Mobile and AT&T, and will be sold via its website and Amazon starting July 1, signaling a long-term commitment to the North American market.