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Cases can be considered essential accessories for your phone, especially with a new form factor like Apple's iPhone Duo. Of course, Apple introduced a couple of new cases you can get with this new passport-style foldable.
One is the iPhone Duo Folio, which comes with an integrated kickstand to make it easier to read, watch and view content, or FaceTime. It comes in navy blue and taupe.
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Apple's new iPhone Duo leverages its foldable design to introduce a suite of camera experiences. Utilizing its external screen, the device introduces Duo Preview to display live viewfinders for subjects, Kid Cue to play Peanuts animations that capture children's attention, and high-resolution rear-camera selfies.
]]>Apple's first foldable phone is official. Instead of having a "fold"-related name, Apple opted to call it the iPhone Duo. The company claims it is its thinnest iPhone when unfolded, with a 7.6-inch inner display that is 50% larger than the iPhone 18 Pro Max and a 5.4-inch outer screen that has 90% of the iPhone 18 Pro's screen. Both screens have the same aspect ratio, so content scales proportionally to maintain visual continuity.
This foldable is built with grade 5 titanium and protected by Ceramic Shield on the back and Ceramic Shield 2 on the front, featuring "3x better" scratch resistance, and has a splash-, water-, and dust-resistant IP68 rating. The inner display has a scratch-resistant coating and a nano-texture finish that creates a seemingly flat matte surface that reduces crease visibility.
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LEGO is giving us a piece of a classic console with its first-ever 1,911-piece PlayStation set. It features the distinctive grey silhouette of the original console and comes with its iconic controller.
Made for adult builders, the LEGO PlayStation model is a near 1:1 scale replica of the console at 6 centimetres high, 26 centimetres wide, and 19 centimetres deep. The set lets you plug the brick-built controller into the console and includes functional Open and Power buttons.
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Xiaomi gave attendees at IFA 2026 a first look at its latest foldable smartphone, signalling another vote of confidence for wider, shorter form factors. Displayed strictly behind glass, the device sports compact "passport" proportions that appear noticeably squishier and wider than competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8.
Wrapped in an eye-catching shade of supercar red, the phone features a prominent rear camera module and sports the Leica branding, hinting at strong photography capabilities, despite Xiaomi keeping exact display dimensions and camera specs under wraps for now.
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LG is looking to make smart home management as easy and conversational as possible. The company introduced a new ThinQ Claw AI agent for its smart home ecosystem at IFA 2026. Built on the open-source OpenClaw AI architecture, this AI assistant adds text-chat-based interactions and claims to understand both intent and context to offer tailored, situationally appropriate support.
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Samsung unveiled its latest laundry innovations ahead of IFA 2026, introducing two new Bespoke AI Washer models at the Humboldt Carré in Berlin. Headlining the showcase is a 10kg model with an A-70% energy efficiency rating, promising to consume up to 70% less energy than the standard European Class A requirement, alongside a large-capacity 13kg model engineered to fit seamlessly into European 600mm cabinet depths.
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Razer is making it more convenient to game on the go with its new accessory. The Razer Prio is an ultra-mobile, foldable USB-C gaming controller designed for iPhone and Android devices. Weighing just 101 grams and measuring roughly the size of a credit card when folded, the device expands in a single motion to fit smartphones up to seven inches, including the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. The controller is also designed to fit most slim to medium phone cases.
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Samsung officially launched the Galaxy S26 FE, expanding its Galaxy S26 lineup with promised flagship-grade camera performance and context-aware artificial intelligence. Powered by the new One UI 9 software, the smartphone introduces several creator-centric imaging upgrades.
Headlining the feature set is My FanCam, an auto-tracking video tool migrated from Samsung's latest foldables that automatically keeps subjects centered in the frame. The device features a triple rear camera system similar to its predecessor—comprising a 50-megapixel main sensor, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and an 8-megapixel telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom—complemented by Nightography, Super Steady Video with Horizontal Lock, and natural language editing via Photo Assist.
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