Mark Gurman reports on Apple's future hardware, including camera-equipped AirPods slated for late 2027, a second-gen foldable phone expected this fall, and new iPhones with edge-to-edge displays. Chip advancements and potential production shifts are also discussed.
The Honor Magic V6 boasts the thinnest design, largest battery, and best water resistance for a foldable, but only the battery offers a truly significant upgrade. While hardware improvements are incremental, the software, MagicOS, remains a drawback. Priced at RM 7,699 (~$1,930) in Malaysia and Singapore, it offers seven years of software support.
New reviews cover foldable phones like the Motorola Razr Ultra and Honor Magic V6, an affordable AMD RX 9070 GRE GPU, Marshall's Milton ANC on-ear headphones, Logitech's Mobi Fold mouse, and initial impressions of the Rivian R2 SUV.
Samsung is reportedly discontinuing its budget foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Flip. An insider cited rising component costs and a shift in consumer preference towards "book-style" foldables like the Galaxy Z Fold as reasons for the decision.
Motorola announces four 2026 Razr foldable phones launching May 21: the $1,900 Razr Fold (first tablet-style foldable), $1,500 Razr Ultra, $1,100 Razr+, and $800 base Razr. Prices increased $100-$200 over 2025 models. All run Android 16 with five years of security patches.
Motorola unveils its new Razr foldable phone lineup, featuring the first book-style Razr Fold with stylus support and advanced screens, alongside updated flip-style Razr Ultra and base Razr models. The Razr Fold boasts a 6,000 nits exterior and 6,200 nits interior display, 6,000mAh battery, and Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, priced at $1,900. The Razr Ultra offers a 7-inch main screen and 5,000mAh battery for $1,500, while the base Razr starts at $800 with a 6.9-inch display and MediaTek chip.
