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Last updated: July 13, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Samsung Gears Up for Foldable Launches and AI Integration

Samsung is reportedly preparing for the launch of its next-generation foldable devices, with leaked information suggesting the will feature a crease-less display, a significant upgrade from previous models. The company also appears set to release the, which is rumored to be lighter than its predecessor. Ahead of these launches, Samsung is integrating AI into its user experience, with being asked to consent to their health data being used for AI training. The company is also making its available in the UK, expanding its augmented reality offerings. Meanwhile, deals on current Samsung devices are still prevalent, with the available for under $1,000 and other S26 models also on sale.

Google and Apple's Pixel and iPhone Leaks

Google's upcoming has been the subject of several leaks, revealing a potential Pine green finish and a redesigned camera module. However, rumors of a "Pixel Glow LED" feature have not materialized. FCC filings hint at a significant modem upgrade for the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, potentially moving away from Samsung's modems for a Media Tek solution that could improve signal reliability and battery life. Apple's iPhone Ultra battery capacity has also leaked, suggesting it's intended for a foldable smartphone. In other Apple news, the is seeing a price cut.

New Smartphone Releases and Leaks from Around the Globe

Xiaomi's Redmi Note is set to feature a large 7-inch screen and an 8,000mAh battery, with further details leaking about its chipset and charging speed. Motorola is also gearing up for a launch, with a surfacing just before its official release. Tecno has announced the, positioning it as a device for creators. Indian manufacturer Lava has also revealed details about its upcoming. In the budget segment, the is highlighted for its eye-strain reducing technology and is back on sale.

AI, Social Media, and Data Privacy Take Center Stage

Europe is reportedly taking steps toward, following a concerning new report. Meta has deactivated a feature that allowed users to generate AI images of any public Instagram account, a move that comes amidst broader concerns about AI and privacy. OpenAI's head of safety is reportedly leaving as part of a company reorganization, and the company's browser strategy appears to have shifted to its. Phoebe Gates' AI shopping app, Phia, is facing allegations of through fake clicks.

Accessory Innovations and Connectivity Updates

A new magnetic phone stand from AULUMU is being praised for its innovative design. Action camera enthusiasts have new leaks to pore over, with the appearing to be close to release, including details on its smaller design and pricing. For gamers, Lenovo has showcased the in a video. Connectivity is also seeing updates, as for new BMW vehicles in the US. For those looking to improve their home network, understanding can improve coverage.

Gaming and Entertainment News

Microsoft has been ordered to pay approximately $400 in damages to an Xbox gamer who won a lawsuit to restore their account and digital library. The annual speedrunning marathon, once again raised over $2 million for Doctors Without Borders. Game Cube games remain notoriously expensive and rare in retro stores, contributing to their. On the streaming front, and Disney may be planning a.

Other Notable Tech and Industry Developments

The Galaxy Tab has appeared in a leaked live image, though its design is noted as being unoriginal. Samsung's Gallery app will soon. Bluesky official again, with Toni Schneider taking the helm. In the world of wearables, the has been unveiled. Waze is integrating new AI features, including. The X by Xreal AR glasses are being highlighted as an affordable option that, and Xreal's a01+ AR glasses are now available for purchase. Microsoft's Teams is reportedly rolling out a new feature that could.