Tablet News

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman expects Apple’s thin foldable design to keep driving hardware trade-offs, with Face ID and a dedicated telephoto camera potentially returning only on a third-generation iPhone Duo.

A leak suggests Samsung is considering an earlier-than-planned launch for the Galaxy Z TriFold 2 and a separate rollable phone. The next tri-fold is said to focus on reducing the first model’s size and weight while improving durability.

An unverified Geekbench 7 run lists Apple’s M6 at 4,071 single-core and 22,783 multi-core points, suggesting a notable CPU gain over M5 while leaving GPU, AI, and sustained-performance questions unanswered.

A Bloomberg report points to possible Max, SE, and Mini variants of Apple’s iPhone Duo, though the company currently has only one foldable model and has not confirmed an expanded range.

A Bloomberg report points to OLED upgrades for the iPad mini and iPad Air, an M6 iPad Pro, refreshed Macs, and a broader Apple smart-home push through the first half of 2027.

A newly spotted iPhone Duo option can shift the cover-screen interface to the right and add a black strip along its left edge when a case obstructs edge gestures.

A new leak points to a small Xiaomi-branded tablet with an OLED display and slim bezels. The project could push premium Android hardware into the sub-9-inch tablet category, though its specifications, price, launch timing, and U.S. availability are unknown.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman expects Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo, to accelerate investment in the software and hardware that could move foldables beyond their current niche.

A leak points to an Oct. 7 debut for Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12+ and Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra. The Ultra is also rumored to pair a 14.6-inch display with MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500, while U.S. pricing and availability have not been confirmed.

Huawei’s MatePad Air 2026 lineup is expanding in China with a 12GB/512GB configuration and a less expensive Enjoy Edition. Neither model has been announced for the U.S.