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Foldable display shipments are forecast to rise 44% to roughly 29 million units in 2026, with wider book-style designs expected to account for 44% of the market.

A Weibo tipster claims Honor’s next midrange phone family will include three models, with a China launch reportedly possible in November. An Ultra variant and a detachable rear display remain unsubstantiated speculation.

Apple Music is rolling out a new visual identity centered on a black musical note on a white background, with the redesign set to reach stable iOS 27.2 and macOS 27.2 releases.

Dante International has injected 35 million lei into HeyBlu Financial Services, lifting the non-bank lender’s share capital to 369.2 million lei as eMAG continues to prioritize installment-payment services.

Harvard Medical School and Mass General Brigham researchers report that FAHR-Face, trained on more than 40 million facial photographs, can estimate biological age and stratify short-term mortality risk among cancer patients. The system is a research tool, not a medical diagnosis.

An IMEI database entry has confirmed the existence of Samsung’s Galaxy A08 5G, a likely companion to the recently launched Galaxy A08 4G. The 5G model is rumored to arrive in February 2027, with its processor expected to be the main hardware difference.

HONOR’s compact gaming-focused WIN Tablet combines an 8.4-inch 240Hz OLED panel with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, up to 16GB of RAM and 66W charging. It goes on sale in China on October 31.

Apple’s iOS 27.2 update is set to enable sketching and note-taking with the Apple Pencil USB-C on the iPhone Duo foldable. Apple Pencil Pro and the first-generation Apple Pencil will not work with the device.

Honor’s Watch Fit 6 pairs an Apple Watch Ultra-like exterior with a 1.97-inch AMOLED display, built-in GPS, NFC and more than 120 sport modes. It is set to launch first in China, while international availability and pricing remain unconfirmed.

Rising memory costs linked to AI infrastructure demand are reportedly pushing some Chinese smartphone makers to recover, test and reuse DRAM chips from older handsets in new devices.