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Samsung Galaxy S26- rumor has it.

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 It's still quite early in the Galaxy S26 rumor cycle, so there are plenty of things we don't know about the upcoming lineup. But we have started hearing some murmurs about what to expect, which will only increase as we get closer to 2026. One noteworthy rumor suggests Samsung may revert back to releasing three phones instead of four, as it did with the Galaxy S25 — but which three? Here's what we know about the Samsung Galaxy S26 so fa r. 📅 Launch & Naming Strategy Samsung is rumored to discontinue the base S26 and Plus models, replacing them with a three‑model lineup: Galaxy S26 Pro, S26 Edge, and S26 Ultra, based on firmware codenames M1, M2, and M3 . The Galaxy S26 series is expected to debut in January or February 2026, with a possible December 2025 pre-order push to align with holiday demand. 💰 Pricing Entry-level pricing is speculated to start around $799 / £799, though the shift to premium Pro and Edge models may result in a modest price hike ...

Truck hijacked near London’s Heathrow Airport Carrying 12,000 Samsung Z Fold & Z Flip valued around **$10.6 million.

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A truck was hijacked near London’s Heathrow Airport on August 4, 2025, carrying a shipment of approximately 12,000 Samsung devices, valued at around *$10.6 million (~₹90 crore)*. 📦 What Was Stolen 5,000 units of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and 5,000 units of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 (premium foldable models) 5,000 Galaxy smartwatches. Additionally, devices from the Galaxy S25 lineup and Galaxy A16 budget models were part of the cargo. 💰 Estimated Value Reported value: around 13.3 billion South Korean won (~$9.6–$10.6M USD)  UK retail prices: Flip 7 around £1,049 ($2,400). 🕵️ Investigation & Recovery British authorities located the stolen container quickly after the theft, but it’s still uncertain whether the actual Samsung devices were recovered. Samsung reportedly insured the cargo, so while the financial impact may be limited, inventories and distribution schedules could be disrupted. The company is believed to be coordinating with law enforcement to blacklis...

Want to buy iPhone 17 Air? A Leak Sugest Terrible Battery Life

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 Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 Air this fall, and a new leak claims that it will have an incredibly small battery. If accurate, this means that owners of the unconfirmed device can expect particularly poor battery life from their new iPhone. The report comes via leaker Instant Digital, who posted to their Weibo social network to confirm that the battery will have a capacity smaller than 3,000mAh. As MacRumors points out, the last time we saw an iPhone with such a small battery was when the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 models launched. This leak also backed up a previous report by The Information that suggested the iPhone 17 Air would have worse battery life than the current iPhones that are on sale. If all of this comes to fruition, it seems most likely that the iPhone 17 Air’s thin design is to blame. It has previously been reported that the new model will be just 5.5mm thick, which means that the battery has to shrink as well. Smaller batteries, obviously, mean wors...

Apple Releases tvOS 9.1.1 for New Apple TV

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Apple has released tvOS 9.1.1 for the fourth generation Apple TV yesterday. It includes the much-awaited Podcast app. Yesterday’s update comes more than a month after releasing tvOS 9.1, the first update to tvOS since Apple TV 4 was launched in October. tvOS 9.1 can be downloaded over-the-air through the Settings app on the fourth-generation Apple TV by going to System –> Software Update. tvOS 9.1 included Siri Support for Apple Music, which allowed users to ask Siri to play content from Apple’s streaming music service. It also included several bug fixes. We don’t know what else is included in the new version of tvOS, but it is likely to include bug fixes and performance improvements.  Apple has also   seeded tvOS 9.2 to developers , which includes several new features and improvements such as the ability to create folders on the Home screen like iOS, support for Bluetooth Keyboard, support for U.S. Spanish (for those in the...

Pair your iPhone or iPad to the new Apple TV with Remote app

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Apple is famously known for creating a network of devices that benefit from one another working together. Steve Jobs pushed his team to create products that easily connected to one another, adding value to owning multiple Apple devices. So, if when I purchased the new Apple TV 4, I knew that my other Apple devices would play a big role in how I used my Apple TV.  One of the most useful options is using the iPhone as a remote and/or keyboard. Typing on the Apple TV can be a slow and aggravating process, but using an iPhone or an iPad makes typing long searches or passwords extremely easy. It took some time, but Apple finally  added support for the new Apple TV to the Remote app  for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. In this article, we show you how to pair your iPhone or iPad to the new Apple TV with the Remote app. How to manually pair your iPhone or iPad to the new Apple TV with the Remote App To get started, head over to the App Store on your iOS device. Find ...

Apple TV - how to restart and put into sleep mode

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Apple TV 4   is one of the favorite Apple purchases. It's already covered some of the basics for using the device and its new Siri Remote. But while it is super easy to just leave the device running until it turns off automatically, you can manually put the device into sleep mode. You can also restart the device should you run into any issues.  How to restart or put your Apple TV into sleep mode Putting the device to Sleep: Method 1: Similar to the Sleep/Wake mentality of iOS, there is no OFF option for the Apple TV. You can place the device into sleep or standby mode, which will shut off the white LED light that signals that the device is awake and running. On the Siri Remote press and hold the  Home  button for a few seconds. In the pop-up menu select  Sleep . Method 2: Find Settings on the main menu and select  General -> Sleep Now.  Your device will go into sleep mode. You do not have to put the device to sl...

Showtime’s standalone streaming service is launching on Apple TV for $10.99 month

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In April, HBO launched Now, a brand new standalone streaming service that allows people to access the provider’s content on multiple devices, all without needing a cable subscription. While it’s now expected that Apple will not be debuting its own subscription TV service at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference, that doesn’t mean there might not be any announcements regarding new subscription services focused on TV content to be talked about at the event. According to a new report, CBS is mulling over the idea of launching its Showtime standalone streaming service exclusively on Apple TV. The report, which comes today from  Variety , indicates that the CBS parent company is putting the final touches on the streaming service, and that it could actually be announced later today, if not at the latest by Thursday of this week. CBS apparently wants Apple and the Apple TV to be the exclusive launch partner and platform, but that, according to “industry sources,” CBS i...

Apple TV is just $69 - price cut from $99

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Apple TV is now only $69 instead of $99 as announced by     Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, during the company’s “Spring Forward” media event on Monday. He is also  announced that HBO Now  coming exclusively to the Apple TV  in April.        “We would like to make it accessible to more people,” Tim Cook mentioned on the event. It looks like Apple is making a bigger commitment to Apple TV. HBO Now, which got stage time during the media event, will cost $14.99 a month and include HBO’s entire catalog of TV and movie content — no cable subscription required.