MacRumors
The MacRumors Show Talking Weird iPhone 17 ‘Slim’ Rumors
The MacRumors Show discusses rumors about the upcoming iPhone 17 “Slim,” set to be priced at $1,299 with a new design, thin chassis, and potential features like a variable aperture camera. Also covered are rumors about the iPhone 16 Pro’s Rose color option, a clamshell foldable iPhone, and the fourth-generation iPhone SE. The show can be watched on YouTube or listened to on various podcast platforms.
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GSMArena.com
Detailed Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold renders show off design and colors GSMArena.com news
Google will unveil the Pixel 9 Pro Fold on August 13, featuring Obsidian and Porcelain color options. The foldable device will have a traditional form factor with a taller, narrower cover display and a square folding screen. It will offer improved brightness, a 120Hz refresh rate, Tensor G4 SoC, up to 16GB of RAM, and a camera setup including a 48MP main camera and multiple selfie cams.
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NextPit International
Google Search Rival SearchGPT is OpenAI’s First AI Search Engine
OpenAI introduces SearchGPT, an AI-powered search engine prototype aiming to rival Google. It offers real-time search results with a conversational interface, attributions to sources, and follow-up questions. Users can test it on the desktop platform by signing up on the SearchGPT website. The company plans to integrate features into its chatbots and gather feedback for future improvements.
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TechRadar
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra owners can expect another camera upgrade with One UI 7
The upcoming One UI 7 beta launch is expected to bring significant camera optimizations to Samsung Galaxy phones, including the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The update, inspired by iOS 18, will feature visual overhauls like rounded corners and smoother animations. Despite delays due to bugs, Samsung continues to improve camera performance on newer handsets.
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WIRED
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds3 Are Like Cybertruck AirPods
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds3 disappoint with a design resembling a poor imitation of Apple’s AirPods, offering less comfort and sound quality at a higher price. The buds feature AI for voice controls and translation, but the functionality falls short. The active noise canceling is ineffective due to poor seal, making them a subpar choice compared to their predecessors and AirPods.