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    Carl Pei teases Nothing’s first AI-native product; says it 'couldn't have been an app'

    Nothing will launch its first AI-native product in December with a focus on productivity. The chief executive, Carl Pei, provided limited details about the product’s functions. It is suggested that the product may help users capture conversations and take notes. Other companies are also exploring wearable AI devices that focus on companionship or productivity.

    Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra expected in 2027 with 200MP camera, Snapdragon chipset: What leaks suggest

    Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra could arrive in early 2027 with a redesigned rectangular camera module, a 200MP primary sensor and a 50MP periscope telephoto camera, according to leaks. The smartphone is also tipped to feature a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset, a 5,500mAh battery and 60W wired charging.

    Smartphones need some new smart sell

    India's smartphone sales are in a slump, mirroring a global decline. Consumers are increasingly opting to hold onto their devices longer, while premium brands like Apple and Samsung show more resilience than their mass-market competitors. The industry appears to have hit a technological plateau, with minimal advancements noted. This slowdown may pave the way for future innovations that provide more essential features for users.

    Apple iPhone Duo review: Five days with Apple's first foldable is it worth Rs 3 lakh?

    Apple iPhone Duo review after five days of use examines whether Apple's first foldable smartphone justifies its starting price of Rs 2,99,900. The device impresses with its premium build, vibrant displays, smooth performance and excellent battery life, which can last up to two days with light usage. However, third-party app optimisation needs improvement, multitasking remains limited, and the absence of a dedicated telephoto camera is a drawback. While the iPhone Duo offers an enjoyable foldable experience, it is best suited to buyers who can comfortably afford its price and genuinely need a larger display.

    Apple Watch Ultra 4 review: Who really needs to upgrade?

    The Apple Watch Ultra 4 is a meaningful upgrade mainly for users coming from older Apple Watches or the original Ultra, offering better battery life, a redesigned sensor system, brighter 3,000-nit display, new health features and the S11 chip. However, Ultra 2 and Ultra 3 owners have little reason to rush, as many core features remain similar and software support continues.

    Samsung Galaxy S26 FE review: Good phone, tougher proposition

    The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE offers a premium design, strong display, capable cameras, solid performance and long-term software support, but its ₹79,999 price makes the Fan Edition proposition tougher to justify. While it remains a capable all-rounder, the higher cost and limited configuration may make it less appealing to enthusiasts looking for flagship-level value.

    The Economic Times
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