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Apple explores screenless fitness bands, says report

Apple to explore screenless fitness bands. The post Apple explores screenless fitness bands, says report appeared first on Technobaboy.

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Apple Reportedly Preparing Two New MacBooks

Apple is reportedly preparing two new MacBook models for launch this year. According to reports, these two are an updated MacBook Pro with the M6 chip and a new MacBook Ultra. The M6 MacBook Pro is expected to succeed the current M5 model. It is not expected to receive a major design change, but it

HUAWEI Pura 90s Series 5G now available for pre-order with Smart Postpaid and Infinity

Interested customers may now pre-order the newly launched HUAWEI Pura 90s Series 5G high-end camera phones with Smart Postpaid and Infinity plans.HUAWEI Pura 90s Series 5GHUAWEI Pura 90s Pro Series 5G at SmartThe HUAWEI Pura 90s Series is available for pre-order until August 19 via smart.com.ph/huaweipura90s and Smart Stores nationwide.  Smart All-New Postpaid Plans+ 999 and up -  UNLI App Bundles, UNLI 5G for 12 months in 5G-covered areas, Open-Access Data, and high priority on the Smart network.Under Smart's All-New Postpaid Plans+ 999, customers can get the following devices:HUAWEI Pura 90s Series 5G now with SmartHUAWEI Pura 90s Pro - PHP 34,700 straight payment or PHP 1,629 per month for 24 months at 0% installment via participating credit cards.HUAWEI Pura 90s Pro Max - PHP 58,800 straight payment or PHP 2,758 per month for 24 months at 0% installment via participating credit cards (Metrobank, Security Bank, BPI, UnionBank, HSBC, and RCBC).The HUAWEI Pura 90s Series is also available with Infinity Plan 5000 or Infinity Plan 8000.To recall, Infinix plan holders enjoy unlimited data, calls, and texts, roaming-ready connectivity, and exclusive Infinity privileges. Infinity members also enjoy a curated suite of privileges—Worldwide Concierge Services, complimentary lounge access, exclusive Infinity Collection perks from premium partners, dedicated Relationship Manager support, and 24/7 priority assistance at Smart Stores nationwide.To connect with a Relationship Manager, dial *800 or visit Infinity/huaweipura90s.The devices are also available with a Smart Prepaid bundle for customers who prefer more flexibility.The freebies for those who pre-orderHUAWEI Watch Fit ProHUAWEI Pura 90s Gift BoxHUAWEI Care+ comprehensive device coverageSmart Infinity freebiesHUAWEI Watch Fit ProHUAWEI Pura 90s Gift BoxHUAWEI FreeArc BudsHUAWEI Care+ comprehensive device coverageHUAWEI Pura 90s Series 5G recapThe design of HUAWEI Pura 90s ProThe HUAWEI Pura 90s Pro comes in holiday‑inspired colors like Guava Soda, Orange Soda, Coconut White, and Mulberry Black, built tough with Kunlun Glass on a 6.6‑inch LTPO OLED display offering 1‑120Hz refresh and sharp resolution. Powered by the Kirin 9030S chip with 12GB RAM, up to 512GB storage, and a 6,000mAh battery supporting fast wired and wireless charging.It also features a triple‑camera system with (50MP Ultra Lighting Camera with OIS + 12.5MP ultra-wide RYYB sensor + 50MP macro telephoto camera) and AI tools for composition, glare reduction, and object removal.Other highlights include stereo speakers, side fingerprint sensor, full 5G, WiFi 7, NFC, dual‑SIM, EMUI 16 with Celia AI, and access to Google apps and popular platforms for seamless connectivity.HUAWEI Pura 90s Pro MaxIn photo: Colin of UnGeekMeanwhile, the HUAWEI Pura 90s Pro Max features the Rhythm of Color gradient finish in Blaze Purple and Orange Ocean, with the latter introducing the industry‑first Dual‑Tone Gradient Mid‑Frame, alongside Blush Gold and Graphite Black.It sports a 6.9‑inch OLED display with Kunlun Glass protection, 120Hz refresh, 2.8K resolution, and anti‑reflective coating, powered by the Kirin 9030S chip with performance boosts across app launches, content loading, task switching, and gaming stability. Equipped with 12GB RAM, 512GB storage, and a 6,000mAh battery supporting 100W wired and 80W wireless charging.The handset also offers 5G, WiFi 7, stereo speakers, a side fingerprint sensor, and EMUI 16 with Celia AI and new imaging features.For cameras, it packs a 200MP telephoto sensor with 4x optical zoom, a 50MP LOFIC RYYB sensor with OIS, a 40MP ultra‑wide, and a 13MP front camera, supported by the 2nd Gen True‑to‑Colour system, dual‑tone LED flash, 20x HEX telephoto video, 4K 60fps recording, and industry‑leading CIPA 7.0 stabilization.See also: HUAWEI Pura 90s Pro Max - Mobile photographers and creators, rejoice! Here's why:

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HUAWEI Pura 90s Pro vs HUAWEI Pura 80 Pro Specs Comparison

HUAWEI has introduced the Pura 90s Pro as a newer addition to its Pura series. While it shares some similarities with the HUAWEI Pura 80 Pro, the newer model also brings changes to the display, cameras, performance, connectivity, and battery. Here’s a look at how the two smartphones compare. Design and Build The HUAWEI Pura

OPPO Reno16 Pro 5G Review

OPPO’s Reno series has always focused on bringing stylish designs and camera-focused experience. With the new Reno16 Pro 5G, OPPO... The post OPPO Reno16 Pro 5G Review appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews.

Apple takes record 49% share of smartphone revenue in Q2 2026

Apple hits record 49% smartphone revenue share in Q2 2026. The post Apple takes record 49% share of smartphone revenue in Q2 2026 appeared first on Technobaboy.

Samsung ISOCELL HPC launched: 1/1.3-inch 200MP + DeepPix technology + 16-bit RAW

Samsung unveils ISOCELL HPC, a 200MP sensor with DeepPix tech for 16-bit RAW, improved dynamic range, and 4K video at up to 180fps.Samsung ISOCELL HPCThe next camera for Samsung flagships?Samsung has introduced a new top-end mobile image sensor, the ISOCELL HPC, which the company says is the first in the industry to feature DeepPix technology enabling 16-bit RAW output.Samsung explains the techThe sensor is a 200MP unit built with a 1/1.3-inch optical format and 0.6μm pixels. Samsung states that DeepPix technology allows the sensor to capture more light than its predecessor by enabling each pixel to hold a greater amount of light before reaching overexposure. According to the company, this results in brighter highlights, more defined shadow detail, and an overall wider dynamic range.Up to 4x In-sensor zoomSamsung also says the ISOCELL HPC supports 16-bit HDR, which the company states contributes to cleaner images with reduced noise, especially in difficult lighting conditions. Additionally, the company reports that the sensor is designed to maintain HDR image quality across several in-sensor zoom levels—1x, 1.5x, 2x, 3x, and 4x—which it says results in more consistent image quality at different zoom settings.The sensor supports 4K video recording at up to 180 frames per second, intended to allow for smoother slow-motion footage. Samsung notes that the ISOCELL HPC also incorporates a new lens and light-guiding structure designed to direct more light to each pixel.Samsung has not confirmed specific devices that will use the sensor, though it is expected to appear in smartphones released later this year.What do you guys think?Source: Samsung

Lenovo Lecoo P900A launched

Lenovo launches a new budget tablet under its Lecoo brand in China called the Lecoo P900A. So the tablet comes... The post Lenovo Lecoo P900A launched appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews.

Anne Curtis explores Shanghai through vivo X300 Ultra’s lens

We got more updates from Anne Curtis' colorful Shanghai trip with vivo! The post Anne Curtis explores Shanghai through vivo X300 Ultra’s lens appeared first on UnGeek.

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LG set to showcase expanded AI Appliances Orchestra concept

LG's cooking up some classy tech at IFA 2026! The post LG set to showcase expanded AI Appliances Orchestra concept appeared first on UnGeek.