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The Dynamic Island Isn’t Going Anywhere on This Year’s iPhone 18 Pro

Jesse Hollington / idropnews - Recent iPhone 18 Pro rumors suggest a top-left punch-hole camera, but new leaks reveal a mistranslation. Here’s why the Dynamic Island is staying put this year.Read More...

#mobiletech #apple #iphone #ios #ux #technology #gadgets #smartphone #updates

iPhone 18 Pro rumors point to corner camera cutout and Face ID under the screen

6 wks / techspot

iPhone 18 Rumored to Feature Much Brighter Display

6 wks / macrumors / Hartley Charlton

Apple to shrink iPhone 18 Pro Dynamic Island by hiding Face ID sensors

6 wks / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

iPhone 18 Pro might not feature a punch-hole display after all

6 wks / digitaltrends

Leakers Clash Over Conflicting iPhone 18 Pro Redesign Rumors

6 wks / bgr

The Dynamic Island Isn’t Going Anywhere on This Year’s iPhone 18 Pro

6 wks / idropnews / Jesse Hollington

iPhone 18 Pro May Debut Smaller Dynamic Island

6 wks / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

iPhone 18 leaks about Dynamic Island redesign may have been the result of mistranslation

6 wks / mashable

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 3:20 pm / permalink 18208 / 8 stories in 6 wks


iPhone Air 2 Allegedly Still on Track for Fall Release, Contradicting Delay Rumors

iclarified - Supply chain feedback indicates Apple plans to release the second-generation iPhone Air this fall, countering recent speculation that the device had been delayed until 2027.Continue ReadingSpotlight Deal:Apple Pro Display XDR Drops to $3,999 With Massive …

#mobiletech #apple #iphone #ios #gadgets #smartphone #updates

iPhone Air 2 Allegedly Still on Track for Fall Release, Contradicting Delay Rumors

6 wks / iclarified

iPhone Air 2 Reportedly Coming in 2026

6 wks / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

Will the Next iPhone Air Be A Minor 2026 Refresh or a Major 2027 Redesign?

6 wks / idropnews / Chris Hauk

Apple iPhone Air 2 Not Delayed, Reportedly Launching In The Fall Of 2026 With Barebone Upgrades

6 wks / wccftech / Rohail Saleem

One leaker sticks with 2026 iPhone Air update claim, the rest disagree

6 wks / appleinsider

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 2:21 pm / permalink 18207 / 5 stories in 6 wks


Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg, Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics, Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics, Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics

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Sony's Bravia Brand Is Merging With A Major Cheap Chinese TV Company

6 wks / bgr

Sony's new shock TV deal could finally make Bravia TVs more affordable

6 wks / pocket-lint / Craig Donaldson

Sony hands TV business to TCL. What it means for you.

6 wks / mashable


Reporting on deal splits, joint venture, and strategy.

TCL will take over Sony's home entertainment division, including Bravia TV line

6 wks / techspot

TCL to gain majority ownership over Sony’s Bravia TVs

6 wks / arstechnica / Scharon Harding

TCL to Take Over Sony’s Bravia TVs

6 wks / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

TCL Takes Over Sony's TV Business, BRAVIA Branding to Carry On

6 wks / techpowerup

Sony gives TCL control over its Bravia TV business in new joint venture

6 wks / theshortcut / Reece Bithrey

TCL to own 51% of Sony’s Bravia TV brand

6 wks / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Sony Is Ceding Control of TV Hardware Business To China's TCL

6 wks / slashdot / msmash

Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg, Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics, Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics, Sony to Cede Control of Bravia TVs to China’s TCL Electronics

6 wks / bloomberg / bloomberg.com

Sony is handing control of its Bravia TV business to China's TCL

6 wks / engadget / Steve Dent

Sony’s TV business is being taken over by TCL

6 wks / theverge / Jess Weatherbed


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6 wks / bsky / @arstechnica.com / arstechnica.com

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 7:21 am / permalink 18192 / 14 stories in 6 wks


Realme says its 10,001mAh P4 Power phone can last nearly four days

techspot - Realme's P4 Power phone will be the first to feature the company's 10,001mAh Titan silicon-carbon battery. That extra 1mAh is likely a marketing ploy to put it ahead of rival Honor, which released the 10,000mAh Honor Win in China at the end of last year.R…

#innovation #china #android #energy #batteries #technology #gadgets #smartphone

Realme says its 10,001mAh P4 Power phone can last nearly four days

6 wks / techspot

Realmes 10,001mAh battery phone is real, and its remarkably light

6 wks / mashable

Realme promises days of battery from its 10,001mAh phone

6 wks / theverge / Dominic Preston

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 6:20 am / permalink 18190 / 3 stories in 6 wks


Laptops featuring Nvidia’s ARM-based chips may finally hit stores near you in Q1 2026

digitaltrends - Supply chain sources have revealed that Nvidia could debut the first laptops featuring its ARM-based N1 and N1X chips in Q1 2026.The post Laptops featuring Nvidia’s ARM-based chips may finally hit stores near you in Q1 2026 appeared first on Digital Trend…

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NVIDIA Targets Q1 2026 Launch for Windows on Arm Laptops After Years of Delays

6 wks / winbuzzer / Markus Kasanmascheff

Nvidia's Arm-based N1X-equipped gaming laptops are reportedly set to debut this quarter, with N2 series chips planned for 2027 — new roadmap leak finally hints at consumer release Windows-on-ARM machines

6 wks / tomshardware

Laptops featuring Nvidia’s ARM-based chips may finally hit stores near you in Q1 2026

6 wks / digitaltrends

NVIDIA N1 and N1X Laptop Chips Scheduled for This Quarter

6 wks / techpowerup

NVIDIA’s Laptop Chips, After a Long-Awaited Build-Up, Are Set to Debut This Year By Q2; N1/N1X SoCs to Challenge x86 Supremacy

6 wks / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Back to Top / Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 4:21 am / permalink 18185 / 5 stories in 6 wks


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