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Last updated: September 2, 2026, 6:21 AM ET

Apple & Foldables

Apple’s September 9 event is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone, rumored as the iPhone Ultra. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports the device will feature Mag Safe charging, aligning with Apple’s existing accessory ecosystem. This marks a significant design departure for the company, which has historically avoided foldable formats.

Laptops & Gaming

Dell’s latest attempt to challenge the MacBook Neo looks like a solid contender, offering budget-friendly specs aimed at cost-conscious consumers. Meanwhile, the GTA VI extended look took the top spot on Netflix’s movie rankings, pulling in 31 million views despite a six-hour exclusivity window—a testament to the franchise’s massive draw. The Dell 14S is positioned as a direct competitor, though its lower price point may appeal to students and budget buyers.

Samsung & Android

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 lineup has surfaced on China’s 3C certification website, revealing charging speeds for the base S27 and S27+ models. Google has also announced its September Android drop, introducing five new features including Gemini integrationin Messages—rolling out to devices“soon.” The certification also confirms fast-charging capabilities, though specific wattage figures remain undisclosed. Google’s new feature setalso includes enhanced messaging options, aiming to improve user experience across Android devices.

Nubia & Poco

Nubia is bringing its NaviX Ultra AI-powered smartphone to market this month, doubling down on on-device intelligence. Meanwhile, the Poco F9 Pro has arrived for review, featuring a 200MP camera and 6,330mAh battery—though global users face a reduced battery compared to its Redmi K100 Pro counterpart. The Navi X Ultra’s AI capabilities are expected to compete with other flagship models, while the Poco F9 Pro’s premium designaims to offer high-end features at a more accessible price point.