Leaked specifications for the upcoming iQOO 16 smartphone have surfaced, according to Tech-ish. The device is tipped to feature an 8,400mAh battery, a 165Hz 2K display supplied by Samsung, and three 50-megapixel rear cameras. It is also expected to run on a next-generation Snapdragon chipset built on a 2-nanometre process. The details remain unconfirmed, as iQOO has not officially announced the phone or its specifications.

Samsung's M16 LEAD OLED display technology could be adopted in the iQOO 16 smartphone and Apple's first foldable device, according to a report from Tech-ish. The outlet describes how this next-generation display technology could improve future phones, suggesting that Samsung's panels may feature in devices from competing manufacturers. The report frames the development as a sign of Samsung's continued role as a key display supplier, though specific launch dates, specifications, and pricing for the devices were not confirmed in the available information.

Apple's macOS Tahoe 26.7 release candidate, released to developers on August 17, reportedly contains references to several unreleased products, according to Guru8. The software is said to include identifiers pointing to upcoming iPhones, Macs, iPads, AirPods, and various home devices, offering possible clues about what the company could launch in the coming months. Some of the product identifiers discovered in the release candidate suggest Apple has multiple new hardware products in development.

Metal Slug Rush, the latest installment in the Metal Slug series, is set to be released on mobile devices for iOS and Android on July 6th, 2026. This new game brings the classic franchise to mobile platforms, expanding its accessibility to fans.

Samsung has begun beta testing its One UI 9 Watch software on the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Watch 8, and Galaxy Watch Ultra in South Korea and the United States, according to Tech-ish. The beta program allows users to preview upcoming features ahead of a wider release. Meanwhile, older Galaxy Watch models are receiving security patches rather than the new software, continuing Samsung's practice of supporting legacy devices with maintenance updates.

Google has not included the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro in a significant Tensor kernel upgrade, which has raised concerns among users. This follows a trend where these devices were also excluded from several Android 17 Beta releases and certain Android 16 updates. Such omissions are typically not accidental, suggesting a potential end-of-life status for these models ahead of the expected October deadline.