Tablet News

Apple’s first foldable pairs a 7.6-inch inner display with iOS 27 continuity features, but its 254-gram weight, missing telephoto camera, and premium European pricing set clear trade-offs.

Two critical PHP vulnerabilities can allow unauthenticated attackers to execute code on affected web servers. Site owners need to verify the exact PHP build serving their site—not just the major version shown in a hosting dashboard.

A leak points to a possible Galaxy Z Slide for 2027, suggesting Samsung may be considering a phone whose flexible display expands from its chassis rather than opening on a hinge.

Pre-release iPhone Duo footage highlights a hinge that appears easy to open one-handed, while Clash Royale offers an early example of an app that does not yet fully use the inner display.

Ahead of a potential IPO, Anthropic reported an $80.7 billion first-half net loss. A $72 billion revaluation of convertible instruments accounts for most of the figure, while compute and infrastructure spending approached $9 billion.

The Coolpad Cool X Wide uses an unusually broad 16:10 display and split-screen focus to make a phone better suited to documents and messaging. It is currently available for preorder in China, with no confirmed U.S. release or official price.

Tesla and SpaceX are evaluating a potential combination that could bring Starlink, AI infrastructure, chip development, robotics, electric vehicles, and space transportation under one company. No deal terms have been agreed, and a transaction is not assured.

A short video posted on X appears to show Apple’s iOS 6 Settings interface running on the original 2012 Google Nexus 7. The project’s technical method and usable features have not yet been disclosed.

A 3C certification entry points to a smaller Huawei MateBook Fold variant with 66W charging, though its design, specifications, price, and availability have not been confirmed.

A Geekbench listing points to Motorola’s wider-format foldable arriving with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, Android 17, and 12GB of RAM. Reported hardware also includes a 6.92-inch 165Hz inner OLED display and a 5,000mAh battery, though U.S. availability remains unconfirmed.