There are some details so far. Mobile phones may not have a glyflight interface behind them anymore, but it appears that nothing cooked a new dot matrix light pattern instead. The company says it will be the first true flagship phone with premium materials, and will likely be expensive to boot. It costs around 800 pounds somewhere.
But the spotlight isn't just new phones. This week, no one shared the “new product category” entry at the event with my first headphones. Called creative headphones (1), it's not the first over-ear, but follows the long line of wireless earphones. None of the companies announced a partnership with the iconic audio brand KEF a while ago. Perhaps these headphones will be the first collaboration of the pair.
Samsung teases Galaxy Z Fold Ultra
Samsung's Galaxy Release Event is also expected to take place in July, with plenty of rumors that even the Galaxy Z Fold7, Galaxy Z Flip7 and even the Flip7 Fe will be able to see the company's flip-fold folding version. However, it took Samsung to tease something else. It's a super variant of a folding phone. Or I think so.
A blog post from Samsung Newsroom vaguely talks about foldable devices that match existing Ultra phone features, like the Galaxy S25 Ultra. What's unclear is whether the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold7 will offer an ultra-like experience without compromising, or whether the phone has a dedicated ultra version. Previously, there was a trade-off between fold phones and Samsung's Galaxy Ultra phones, with the latter offering better camera experiences, better battery life and other perks like stylus. Perhaps Samsung has found a way to replicate the next generation of true ultra experiences.
The company has a teaser video showing the folding closure silhouette. There have been rumours that Samsung is working on triple phones, like the Huawei version, which gets even bigger screens when deployed. If something gets an Ultra Moniker, I think it will be that device. You have to wait and see.
Ruark's MR1 MK3 gets some serious upgrades
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The Ruark MR1 is some of the best sound, most stylish desktop stereo speakers that can be purchased for more than a decade at a price. Now, the third generation has been rebuilt from scratch with the aim of adding some great new features to improve sound quality, improve handmade designs and make them more versatile than before. This includes APTX HD playback of high-quality Bluetooth sound, USB audio connection for easy high-resolution playback, and the addition of a moving magnet phono stage to power the turntable. The Petite Package is currently available and costs $579/£399. –The courage is burning–The courage is burning
Android Photoshop is here
Adobe has finally released Photoshop for Android. No, this is not Photoshop Express or Photoshop Touch. Photoshop on Android reflects the version of Photoshop for iPhone released earlier this year. You can download the public beta version of Android now.
The mobile app has just about everything you need in the desktop version of Adobe, including layer-based editing and tools such as masks, clone stamps, intelligent selection options, and all tone and curve adjustment tools. Although the user interface is fundamentally different, Photoshop veterans may quickly get a reduction in their mobile version.
I've been testing Android apps for a few days and while it's pretty impressive, there are a few things missing. For me, the biggest thing is the ability to harvest pixel-by-pixel, not ratio. This seems to be a very strange limitation. Content-conscious coloring is still “soon” to appear. Adobe promotes AI features significantly, allowing you to make smart choices that would otherwise be difficult. I found this feature to work like a desktop (it depends on the same cloud backend), but I haven't used it much yet. –Scott Gilbertson
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Poolsuite V3 has a sorted summer playlist
“Drop your laptop out of the damn window and drag the 1994 Kawasaki 750SX stand-up jet ski from Uncle Pete's garage, because summer is officially here.” This is how Poolsuite, perhaps the best curated music app for outdoor flirtiness, announces this week that it's not just the thru-living and upgraded version of the already amazing iOS media player. Finally It can also be used on Android.
This fully reviewed throwback tone spreads throughout the app. This added hundreds of new tracks across seven channels, and added mobile mixtapes to suit the aesthetic overhaul. The sun-drenched playlist was lovingly curated to lift your spirits and provide virtual vitamin D free of charge. If you haven't downloaded it yet, do so now. And don't worry about songs to play again at the barbecue. –Jeremy White
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New Hublot Big Bang Unico Summer 2025
Continuing the summer theme in style is this new limited edition beach-ready big bang from Hublot. “It's as light as a sea breeze with feather light ceramic,” says the brand. Microblast “The orange case shines like a golden hour.” Well, I tried it in April with Watch & Wonders, and unlike other darker shaded versions of this watch, it's playful and completely familiar, but its 100 metres of water resistance is equally in the home either at a pool party or at a deep sea. The One-Click System allows you to replace three interchangeable white rubber-lined straps with Jiffy, which are found in Sky Blue, Dark Blue or Orange. price? It costs $31,300 (£26,900), but it's only $100 released. –Jeremy White




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