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Google and Apple design their smartphones and processors but outsource manufacturing to specialized EMS providers, avoiding the massive capital investment and operational complexity of running their own factories.

Realme is preparing to launch a smartphone with a 10,001 mAh battery, model RMX5107, featuring 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, and Realme UI 7.0, currently in certification for the Russian market.

Motorola has teased the Moto X70 Air Pro, a potential Pro version of its slim smartphone with enhanced AI capabilities and 90W fast charging support.

Samsung's planned 2026 smart glasses aim to handle core smartphone functions like messaging, calls, and AI search, potentially creating a phone-less ecosystem when combined with other wearables.

Android's Material 3 Expressive redesign has been positively received, with Google apps adopting new design patterns that some are calling Material '3.5'.

Samsung is eschewing the traditional CES booth for a dedicated exhibition hall at The Wynn Las Vegas in 2026. The standalone event, 'The First Look,' aims to comprehensively showcase the company's AI ecosystem across product categories without competing for attention.

Samsung has begun developing the One UI 8.5 update for the Galaxy Tab S8 and Tab S9 series, with test builds appearing on servers, though a public rollout is not expected until 2026.

The Galaxy S26 is rumored to feature built-in magnets for magnetic accessories, but this upgrade provides little practical advantage for users who already employ cases with magnetic compatibility.

Samsung's upcoming Exynos 2600 chipset combines three key technologies—2nm fabrication, Heat Path Block cooling, and RDNA4 graphics—that could finally address the performance and efficiency problems that have plagued previous Exynos generations.

The Galaxy S25 Edge has created a notable divide: while expert reviews are often critical, consumer feedback on platforms like Reddit shows strong enthusiasm, highlighting different priorities in evaluation.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is rumored to feature satellite voice calling capabilities through the new Exynos Modem 5410, which supports LTE DTC and NR NTN technologies.

Samsung's mid-range Galaxy phones need modern uniform bezels, more powerful Exynos GPUs for gaming, 4K 60fps video recording, and larger batteries to stay competitive.