There were a few mandatory guidelines, though. Nobody could touch the phone, and this phone was just a prototype - a taste of the actual device that HONOR plans on revealing at Mobile World Congress. Even though the device wasn't operational, or even switched on, just seeing a physical prototype was enough to get a VERY clear picture of what HONOR managed to build. Needless to say, it felt unbelievable just yesterday... but today, it was absolutely real.
The iPhone is turning 20 in 2027 and Apple will mark the anniversary with a special iPhone 20 release. We've already heard about the big redesign with its sloping display bezels that are supposed to make the device look like a single piece of glass when viewed from the front. We now get an additional report that suggests some major camera upgrades as well.
It's quite obvious that the new iPhone Air's key selling point isn't the camera, but that doesn't mean it can get away with mediocre image quality. The only camera on the back uses a familiar 48MP, 1/1.56" sensor coupled with an f/1.6 aperture. Apple promises lossless, optical-like zoom quality at 2x to compensate for the absence of a dedicated zoom camera.
At its Made by Google event hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Google officially introduced its 10th-generation Pixel lineup, unveiling four devices: the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Headlining the announcement is the new Google Tensor G5 processor, which powers all four models and ushers in a new era of speed, efficiency, and on-device AI integration.