Sony WH-1000X The ColleXion leak ahead of launch

Sony is launching its WH-1000X headphones tomorrow, but a detailed leak has basically made the announcement redundant, revealing detailed official-looking product images as well as their key specs ahead of time. Sony WH-1000X The ColleXion The big takeaway is that the WH-1000X are being positioned as a higher-end offering than the WH-1000XM6, but it seems these aren’t their exact replacements. The design from the previously leaked renders is corroborated in the new leak with the WH-1000X featuring a modified yoke (hinge), which features what appears to be a brushed metal...

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Samsung Galaxy A27 stars in new renders inside some cases

Earlier this month, Samsung officially confirmed that the Galaxy A27 is coming, and now a case maker has seemingly leaked the device's design. We've already seen the device in CAD-based renders, mind you - about one month ago. Unsurprisingly, the Galaxy A27 shares its design language with the already official Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37. It has a similar oval-shaped camera island, placed in the same position, as is the circular LED flash outside of it. Samsung Galaxy A27 case renders Interestingly, the A27 may have a hole-punch for the selfie camera instead of its predecessor's...

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Samsung Galaxy A27 stars in new renders inside some cases

Earlier this month, Samsung officially confirmed that the Galaxy A27 is coming, and now a case maker has seemingly leaked the device's design. We've already seen the device in CAD-based renders, mind you - about one month ago. Unsurprisingly, the Galaxy A27 shares its design language with the already official Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37. It has a similar oval-shaped camera island, placed in the same position, as is the circular LED flash outside of it. Samsung Galaxy A27 case renders Interestingly, the A27 may have a hole-punch for the selfie camera instead of its predecessor's...

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Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro premature retailer listing reveals all

Earlier today, Xiaomi officially announced that it's unveiling the 17T and 17T Pro at an event on May 28. The duo have been prematurely listed by a Russian retailer, however, and this has revealed all of their specs, a ton of official images, as well as prices - though prices rarely translate well from rubles to any other currency, do keep that in mind. The listings have since been taken down but the information is out there now. The Xiaomi 17T has a 6.59-inch AMOLED screen with 1268x2756 resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, the MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Ultra SoC at the helm, 12GB of RAM, a...

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Sony Xperia 1 VIII is official, Xiaomi 17 Max is coming - week 20 in review

Sony unveiled its Xperia 1 VIII flagship with a new design, but the old core specs and idea. There's a new 1/1.56-inch telephoto camera - a four times larger sensor with four times the resolution compared to what's in the Mark VII. The new 48MP tele is locked at 2.9x (70mm). The other two cameras are the same - 24mm f/1.9 and 16mm f/2.0. Add a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, just 12GB of RAM, and a 5,000mAh battery. The Xperia 1 VIII is on sale from €1,500/£1,400 for the base 12/512GB config. Xiaomi confirmed that we're getting a 17 Max. The phone will launch later this month in China....

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Sony Xperia 1 VIII is official, Xiaomi 17 Max is coming - week 20 in review

Sony unveiled its Xperia 1 VIII flagship with a new design, but the old core specs and idea. There's a new 1/1.56-inch telephoto camera - a four times larger sensor with four times the resolution compared to what's in the Mark VII. The new 48MP tele is locked at 2.9x (70mm). The other two cameras are the same - 24mm f/1.9 and 16mm f/2.0. Add a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, just 12GB of RAM, and a 5,000mAh battery. The Xperia 1 VIII is on sale from €1,500/£1,400 for the base 12/512GB config. Xiaomi confirmed that we're getting a 17 Max. The phone will launch later this month in China....

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Google Password Manager on Android appears to be getting passkey import and export support

Passkeys are pretty great. The tech is solid, based on well-established, secure cryptographic principles, and the ease of use is through the roof compared to remembering traditional passwords. In case you are not in the know, the passkey paradigm has you generating a secure private key that you keep locally on your device and a corresponding public key that you give out to websites/services/apps you want to log into. Once you actually want to log in, all you need to do is authenticate on your device securely through something like a biometric lock (fingerprint, Face ID) to “prove” that you...

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