The Galaxy S24 series said to get one of Galaxy S25's best features

Amidst the rather underwhelming news about older Galaxy phones missing some AI features from One UI 7 due to hardware limitations, we now get an optimistic report claiming the Galaxy S24 series will likely get one of the best One UI 7 features - Audio Eraser. For those unaware, Audio Eraser lets you adjust the volume or completely remove certain sounds from a video, say wind, passing cars or other city sounds. And according to an X post, the functionality will be made available to the Galaxy S24 series once the One UI 7.0 update arrives. Moreover, the Best Face feature will also...

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vivo T4x 5G's price segment, launch date, and battery size possibly revealed in official teaser

vivo unveiled the T3x 5G last year in April, and a recent rumor claimed its successor - the T4x 5G - will launch in India in March. Well, that rumor could be incorrect since a teaser dropped by vivo's Indian branch on X suggests the T4x 5G will launch next week - on February 20. vivo posted an image on X (included below), saying the T4x 5G is "coming soon" to India with the "largest battery ever in the segment." The image has a footnote that suggests the vivo T4x 5G will launch in India on February 20 with a 6,500 mAh battery, and it will be priced under INR15,000 ($175/€165). vivo...

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Samsung to skip the One UI 7.1 update, report claims

The update to One UI 7.0 based on Android 15 for the Galaxy S24 series and older isn't going very well. The update has faced multiple delays in the past couple of months, and reportedly, Samsung is too busy ironing out some issues with Galaxy S25's One UI 7.0 software. As per an inside report, the company will likely skip the incremental One UI 7.1 update due to these delays. Historically, Samsung has released its foldable phones in the summer, running an updated version of One UI with minor tweaks and newly added features. However, according to people familiar with the matter, this...

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Xiaomi 15 Ultra renders leak giving us a better view of the two-tone design

Xiaomi is unveiling the 15 Ultra later this month in China, perhaps on February 26. It will then get a global launch as well, probably at MWC in Barcelona in early March. We've already seen the phone in hands-on images, and today some new renders have leaked showing it in its intriguing two-tone design. These are claimed to be official renders leaked straight from Xiaomi, for what it's worth. The new camera arrangement inside the huge camera bump is clearly visible, as is the Leica co-branding. Xiaomi 15 Ultra leaked renders The front is almost all screen, with quad...

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New Samsung Galaxy A26 renders leak

Back in November a set of CAD-based renders leaked showing the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A26, and today we have some fresh official-looking renders portraying the device in three different colorways. It's unclear if these are all the hues in which the A26 will be offered. As you can see, Samsung continues to change the design of the rear cameras for its non-flagship devices. Like other new and upcoming A-series phones, the A26 also has a single oval-shaped camera island housing all three sensors, instead of three separate camera bumps. The phone's screen has a notch and a very...

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Samsung Galaxy S25+ vs. Samsung Galaxy S24+

So, you've decided you want a shiny new Galaxy flagship and that you won't settle for the smaller, more compact, vanilla model? Presumably, the Ultra is either superfluous or too expensive for you, so enter the Plus family. Historically, these have been the least popular among Samsung's Galaxy S lineup, which we could never quite understand. The Plus has always offered a lot of value and arguably a better-rounded specs sheet than the vanilla, with fewer compromises like battery and screen size. Last year was a big year for the Plus model – the Galaxy S24+ got its QHD+ display resolution...

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iPhone SE 4 might come with a ridiculous amount of base storage

Apple is announcing the oft-rumored iPhone SE 4 on February 19, as revealed yesterday by CEO Tim Cook. The much-anticipated refresh of the company's cheapest smartphone is expected to start at $499, which is $70 more than its predecessor. And yet, for that amount of cash, you might be getting a measly 64GB of storage, if a new leak that purportedly shows a Chinese retailer listing for the device is accurate. The iPhone SE 4 will be offered in three storage tiers: 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. In 2025, most Android mid-rangers start at 128GB, but Apple might go another way in order to...

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