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Nothing Announces Smartphone Price Hikes for 2026 Due to AI Memory Costs
Nothing CEO Carl Pei confirmed price increases across its 2026 smartphone lineup due to surging memory prices from AI data center demand. Some models will switch to costlier UFS 3.1 storage, impacting entry-level and mid-range segments with potential 20% demand drops.
Pei noted this affects the entire industry, ending the era of cheaper specs.
Motorola Launches 2026 Smartphone with 420MP Camera and 7700mAh Battery
Motorola's new 2026 budget smartphone features a groundbreaking 420MP camera and massive 7700mAh battery for extended use. It offers smooth performance with advanced cooling and a premium design that resists fingerprints.
Available in multiple RAM/storage options, it redefines affordable innovation.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Confirmed with Wider Camera Apertures and Privacy Display
Leaker confirms Galaxy S26 Ultra's rear cameras get wider apertures for better low-light performance and a new 12MP 3x telephoto sensor. The front features M14 AMOLED with Privacy Display that auto-activates for apps like WhatsApp.
These upgrades aim to surpass the S25 Ultra despite similar sensors.
OPPO A6c Entry-Level Phone Launches with 6500mAh Battery and 120Hz Display
OPPO A6c debuts with Snapdragon 685, 6GB RAM, 128GB storage, and a 6.75-inch 120Hz HD+ IPS display peaking at 1125 nits. It includes a 13MP main camera with 10x zoom, 5MP selfie, and IP64 rating.
Powered by a 6500mAh battery on Android 15 with ColorOS 15.
Top Big Screen Flip Phones for 2026: Samsung Z Flip 7 Leads
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 tops with 6.9-inch internal AMOLED, 4.1-inch cover, 4300mAh battery, and AI features. Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) offers 4-inch dual AMOLED displays for full app use on cover screen.
Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold boasts largest 8-inch screen and durability.
Global Tech Demand Hits Record High in Q4 2025 Fueled by AI
ISG Index reports 16% rise to $34B in tech services ACV, driven by 26% XaaS growth and AI workloads. Strong demand in cloud, infrastructure, and SaaS for analytics and cybersecurity.
Managed services flat, but healthcare and energy see gains.