Unlike traditional gaming handhelds that run games locally, the Nitro Blaze Link functions as a streaming device that relies on the processing power of a connected gaming PC. Acer said the approach allows for a lighter design while reducing hardware costs and power consumption.

The Nitro Blaze Link features a 7-inch WUXGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, and weighs just 464 grams. The company claims it delivers low-latency streaming for responsive gameplay while allowing users to access desktop-class gaming experiences away from their primary setup.

Also announced was the Predator Helios 18 AI, Acer’s latest flagship gaming laptop. It can be configured with an Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU based on the Blackwell architecture.

The Predator Helios 18 AI supports up to 256GB of memory and up to 6TB of storage. It also features an 18-inch Mini LED Dual-Mode display that can switch between 4K resolution at 120Hz and Full HD resolution at 240Hz depending on the user’s needs.

For gamers seeking a more affordable option, Acer introduced the new Nitro 16. The laptop is powered by AMD’s Ryzen 9 9955HX3D processor with 3D V-Cache technology and can be paired with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Laptop GPU.

The Nitro 16 also features a 240Hz WQXGA display and USB4 connectivity.

Acer has not yet announced pricing or availability details for the Nitro Blaze Link, Predator Helios 18 AI, or Nitro 16.

Acer Nitro Blaze Link specs:
Display: 7-inch WUXGA touchscreen
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6
Weight: 464g
Function: PC game streaming handheld

Acer Predator Helios 18 AI specs:
Processor: Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU
Memory: Up to 256GB
Storage: Up to 6TB
Display: 18-inch Mini LED Dual-Mode
Refresh Rate: 4K 120Hz / FHD 240Hz

Acer Nitro 16 specs:
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX3D
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Laptop GPU
Display: WQXGA, 240Hz
Connectivity: USB4

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The new service, expected to launch by the first quarter of 2027, will use Visa Direct, Visa’s real-time payments platform, allowing BPI customers to send money overseas directly from the BPI app.

According to the bank, the feature will initially support transfers to destinations including Singapore and the United Kingdom, where funds may arrive within seconds. Transfers to countries such as the United States, Canada, and Australia are expected to be completed within the same day or the next business day.

BPI said transaction fees could be as low as USD 5, offering a lower-cost alternative for customers who need to send money abroad for work, education, travel, business, or family support.

The service is expected to become available to more than four million active BPI mobile app users.

Joel de Vera, BPI’s head of strategy, products and support for institutional banking, said demand for secure, real-time, and affordable international payments continues to grow as more Filipinos engage in global activities.

Beyond digital banking, BPI is also expanding its physical reach through agency banking partnerships.

The bank recently partnered with Tambunting Pawnshop, allowing select BPI services to be offered in more than 100 Tambunting Kahera ng Bayan branches. Customers can apply for BPI products, deposit and withdraw funds, and perform cash-out transactions at participating locations.

BPI said its agency banking network now covers more than 7,000 partner stores nationwide as it continues efforts to improve access to financial services in underserved communities.

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Leading the launch is the Balance Ultra, the first Ultra-branded model in the Balance series. It features a titanium construction, five physical buttons, and a larger 780mAh battery rated for up to 30 days of typical use and up to 50 hours of GPS tracking in Accuracy Mode.

Meanwhile, the Balance 3 succeeds last year’s Balance 2, bringing a brighter 1.5-inch AMOLED display that now reaches up to 3,000 nits of peak brightness. The watch adds two extra buttons for a total of four physical controls while retaining up to 21 days of battery life from its 658mAh battery.

Both models feature sapphire glass protection, dual-band GPS with support for six satellite positioning systems, 64GB of onboard storage, built-in speakers and microphones, Bluetooth calling support, and Amazfit’s BioTracker 6.0 biometric sensor for heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, and sleep monitoring.

The watches also debut Amazfit’s new HybridCharge system, which combines BioCharge, LifeLoad, and Training Load metrics to provide users with a more comprehensive view of recovery, daily stress, and workout intensity.

For fitness enthusiasts, both devices support more than 180 sports modes, HYROX training tools, offline maps, workout templates, and compatibility with external fitness accessories such as heart-rate straps and cycling sensors.

The Amazfit Balance 3 starts at GBP 370 for the stainless steel version, while a titanium variant is expected to follow at GBP 450. The Balance Ultra is priced at GBP 600.

Amazfit has not yet announced Philippine pricing or availability. However, the new smartwatches are expected to arrive locally through official Amazfit channels and retail partners such as Digital Walker.

Amazfit Balance 3 specs:
1.5-inch AMOLED display
480 x 480 resolution
Up to 3,000 nits peak brightness
Sapphire glass protection
BioTracker 6.0 PPG biometric sensor
Dual-band GPS, 6 satellite positioning systems
Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 2.4GHz?
64GB storage
Built-in microphone and speaker
658mAh battery
Up to 21 days battery life
Up to 41 hours GPS battery life (Accuracy Mode)
10ATM water resistance
4 physical buttons
51.4 x 51.4 x 12.5mm
55g (Titanium Black), 62g (Stainless Steel)

Amazfit Balance Ultra specs:
1.5-inch AMOLED display
480 x 480 resolution
Up to 3,000 nits peak brightness
Sapphire glass protection
Grade 5 titanium bezel, frame, buttons, and back cover
BioTracker 6.0 PPG biometric sensor
Dual-band GPS, 6 satellite positioning systems
Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 2.4GHz
64GB storage
Built-in microphone and speaker
780mAh battery
Up to 30 days battery life
Up to 50 hours GPS battery life (Accuracy Mode)
10ATM water resistance
5 physical buttons
51.8 x 51.8 x 13.4mm
57g

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Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince posted the milestone on June 3, citing the company’s own Radar dashboard. Bots account for 57.5 percent of HTTP requests worldwide. Humans make up the other 42.5 percent. It marks the first time automated traffic has passed people since the web opened to the public.

Welp, that happened faster than I predicted. Thought it would be end of 2027, then early 2027, but agentic traffic growing so fast that bots have now passed human traffic online for the first time in the Internet’s history. https://t.co/2zX5bHdhsa

— Matthew Prince 🌥 (@eastdakota) June 3, 2026

Prince did not see it coming this soon. He told an SXSW audience in March that the crossover would land in 2027. Three months later, that forecast was already stale.
“Welp, that happened faster than I predicted,” he wrote. He said agentic traffic grew so fast that bots passed humans years ahead of his estimate.
The driver is not the search crawler of a decade ago. Before the generative AI boom, bots sat at roughly 20 percent of traffic, mostly Googlebot and similar indexers. The surge now comes from agentic AI, semi-autonomous programs that browse and fetch pages for assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini.

The math explains the jump. One AI agent shopping for a camera can hit thousands of sites in a single task. A person checks maybe five. Prince said an agent often visits up to 1,000 times the number of pages a human would, and that load is real traffic servers have to carry.

There is a catch worth flagging. Cloudflare measures HTTP requests, not time spent. People still dominate actual web activity once you count app usage, video streaming, and endless scrolling. Those habits just do not fire off the rapid page loads that agents generate. By engagement, humans remain the main users, somewhere near 65 percent by some estimates.

The figure also moves. NBC News logged a 57.4 to 42.6 split the same week. Prince himself called the classification “a bit messy,” though he said the web is clearly past the halfway line now.
The country breakdown is where it gets interesting. Gibraltar tops the list at 92.1 percent bot traffic, a tiny territory packed with data centers. Singapore follows at 76.4 percent. Iran sits at the same 76.4 percent, likely tied to heavy VPN use with automated tools.

For the Philippines, the shift lands on a market deep in mobile-first habits. Filipinos lean on apps, social feeds, and streaming, the exact human-heavy activity that keeps people on top by engagement. Local site owners and advertisers face a fresh question though. If half your “visitors” never see an ad or buy a thing, what is a pageview worth now?

Cloudflare sits in a useful spot here. It powers roughly one in five websites and already lets publishers charge AI scrapers through its Pay Per Crawl program. The company says it has blocked over 416 billion AI bot requests since July 2025 at site owners’ request.

So the web crossed a line most of us never noticed. The machines reading this page may already outnumber the humans.

What do you make of it? Does a web built more for agents than people change how you browse, or does it not matter as long as your apps still work? Tell us in the comments.

Cloudflare bot traffic data points:
57.5% bot HTTP requests
42.5% human HTTP requests
57.4% / 42.6% per NBC News live reading
~20% bot share before the generative AI boom
416 billion+ AI bot requests blocked since July 2025
~1 in 5 websites powered by Cloudflare
Up to 1,000x more pages visited by an agent vs a human
Gibraltar 92.1% bot traffic
Singapore 76.4% bot traffic
Iran 76.4% bot traffic
SXSW forecast: March 2026, crossover expected 2027
Actual crossover announced: June 3, 2026

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It joins a family that includes the vivo X300, X300 Pro, and X300 Ultra — smartphones that have established themselves as some of the most camera-focused devices in vivo’s portfolio.

Naturally, expectations are high.

As the youngest sibling in the lineup, the X300 FE doesn’t get the same flagship camera hardware found on its more expensive brothers. What it does get, however, is much of the same X300 DNA packed into a more compact and accessible package.

You still get a ZEISS-powered camera system, a flagship Snapdragon chipset, wireless charging support, IP68 and IP69 durability, and a surprisingly large 6,500mAh battery.

As someone who daily drives the standard vivo X300, I was curious whether the X300 FE could retain what makes the series special while carving out its own identity.

After spending time with the device, I think vivo may have gotten the formula right.

Design and Construction

The vivo X300 FE measures 150.8 x 71.8 x 7.99 mm and weighs 186g.

Before we talk about the design itself, let’s take a quick tour around the phone.

At the top are the secondary microphone and infrared blaster. The left side is completely clean, while the right side houses the volume rocker and power button. At the bottom are the speaker grille, primary microphone, USB-C port, and dual nano-SIM tray.

Our review unit came in Mist Purple, and personally, I think it’s one of the better-looking color options available.

The finish manages to look elegant without feeling boring, and depending on how light hits the rear panel, it can reveal subtle shifts in tone. As someone who uses a Pink vivo X300 daily, the Mist Purple immediately stood out to me as an eye-catching finish.

What I appreciated even more was the camera design.

Unlike the circular camera islands used throughout the rest of the X300 family, the X300 FE adopts a horizontal camera bar. Personally, I prefer this approach. It looks cleaner, feels less bulky, and gives the phone a unique identity instead of simply looking like a smaller version of the X300.

The phone uses an aluminum frame paired with a glass rear panel, resulting in a premium in-hand feel. Everything feels solid, from the buttons to the overall construction.

One of the most surprising things about the X300 FE isn’t the camera system or the chipset. It’s the battery.

Despite being nearly identical in size to the standard X300, vivo managed to fit a larger 6,500mAh battery inside. For reference, the X300 comes with a 6,040mAh battery, while the X300 Pro carries the same 6,500mAh capacity found here.

Rounding things out are IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance.

Overall, the X300 FE never feels like a lesser member of the family. If nobody told me this was the youngest sibling in the lineup, I probably wouldn’t have guessed based on the build quality alone.

Display, Multimedia, and Biometrics

If there’s one thing vivo didn’t cut corners on, it’s the display.

The X300 FE features a 6.31-inch ZEISS Master Color AMOLED display with a 1.5K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and peak brightness of up to 5,000 nits.

The panel is excellent.

Colors are vibrant, blacks are deep, and sharpness is exactly what you’d expect from a premium flagship smartphone. Whether I was watching videos, browsing social media, or editing photos, the display consistently looked fantastic.

The relatively compact size also works in its favor. Large enough for entertainment, yet still comfortable enough for one-handed use.

For multimedia, the stereo speakers performed better than expected. Audio is loud, clear, and more than capable of handling videos, music, and gaming without sounding overly distorted.

For biometrics, the X300 FE uses an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner.

As expected, it’s reliable as always. Unlocking the device is quick and consistent, and during my time with the phone, I rarely encountered failed scans.

Face Unlock is also available, although it relies solely on the front-facing camera. It works well enough in good lighting conditions, but for security-sensitive tasks, the fingerprint scanner remains the better option.

Cameras

Let’s get the obvious out of the way: if you’re buying an X300-series smartphone, you’re probably buying it for the cameras.

The vivo X300 FE features the following setup:

The good news is that the X300 FE still delivers the photography experience that the X300 series has become known for.

Photos are detailed, colors are pleasing, and portrait shots continue to be one of vivo’s biggest strengths. The ZEISS partnership remains one of the company’s strongest advantages, and it shows.

vivo X300 FE Sample Shots

Jun 2 – 6

The telephoto camera is easily my favorite lens on the device. Having a dedicated 3x optical zoom camera adds a level of flexibility that many competing smartphones still lack.

Whether I was shooting portraits, food, pets, or distant subjects, I found myself reaching for the telephoto camera more often than expected.

One thing I also appreciate is the consistency between the main and telephoto cameras. Color reproduction remains relatively similar regardless of focal length, helping create a more refined photography experience.

Having spent a lot of time with the standard vivo X300, I couldn’t help but compare the two.

The overall experience feels familiar, but the X300 still has the edge when it comes to overall camera performance. Images from the X300 generally have a bit more refinement, especially in more challenging conditions.

vivo X300 FE VS. vivo X300 Sample Shots

Friday, Jun 5

The difference isn’t enough to make the X300 FE disappointing. If anything, it highlights how good the standard X300 really is.

The weakest part of the setup is the 8MP ultra-wide camera. It’s usable when needed, but it’s clearly not on the same level as the main and telephoto sensors.

Still, viewed on its own, the X300 FE remains one of the better camera phones in its class.

Performance and Benchmarks

Compact phones often come with compromises.

Fortunately, performance isn’t one of them.

Powering the X300 FE is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor paired with LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and UFS 4.1 storage.

Benchmark results are impressive:

In everyday use, the phone feels exactly like what you’d expect from a flagship smartphone. App launches are quick, multitasking is effortless, and the overall experience remains consistently smooth.

Gaming performance is equally impressive.

Using GameBench, Mobile Legends averaged around 120 FPS while maintaining temperatures of approximately 30°C.

Meanwhile, Genshin Impact averaged 60 FPS while reaching temperatures of around 41°C.

Simply put, you can definitely game on this compact device.

The only downside is thermals.

During prolonged gaming sessions or extended heavy workloads, the aluminum frame becomes noticeably warm. Performance itself remains stable, but the heat can become uncomfortable over time, particularly around the frame where it’s easiest to feel.

Fortunately, it never reached a point where it significantly affected gameplay.

The X300 FE proves that compact smartphones don’t necessarily need to sacrifice power. In many ways, it’s a compact powerhouse.

OS, UI, and Apps

The vivo X300 FE runs OriginOS 6 based on Android 16.

OriginOS has quietly become one of the better Android skins available today.

The software experience feels polished, responsive, and incredibly smooth. Animations are fluid, transitions feel natural, and everything appears well optimized.

What I particularly like is the amount of customization available. Users can personalize almost every aspect of the experience without making the interface feel cluttered.

Visually, OriginOS 6 complements the premium nature of the hardware. Everything feels cohesive and thoughtfully designed, from the icons to the widgets and system animations.

vivo is also committing to five years of Android OS updates and seven years of security updates, adding significant long-term value to the device.

The OriginOS 6 remains one of the highlights of the X300 FE.

Connectivity and Battery Life

Battery life is where the X300 FE really starts to shine.

Despite maintaining almost the same footprint as the standard X300, vivo managed to fit a 6,500mAh battery inside.

Combined with the efficiency of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, the result is excellent endurance.

Our PCMark Work 3.0 battery test yielded an impressive 26 hours and 20 minutes, which is among the better results we’ve seen from a device in this category.

The phone also supports 90W FlashCharge and 40W wireless FlashCharge.

For a compact flagship smartphone, battery life is genuinely difficult to fault.

Conclusion

The vivo X300 FE may be the youngest sibling in the X300 family, but it successfully establishes its own identity.

Instead of trying to compete directly with the X300 Pro or X300 Ultra, it focuses on delivering a balanced flagship experience in a package that’s easier to carry and easier to recommend.

You get a premium design, an excellent display, dependable flagship performance, capable ZEISS-powered cameras, long software support, wireless charging, and outstanding battery life.

Sure, there are compromises. The ultra-wide camera feels like the weakest part of the package, while thermals can become noticeable during prolonged gaming sessions.

At PHP 54,999, however, the overall package remains compelling.

In many ways, this is an all-in-one smartphone. If you’re specifically looking for a compact flagship, you can hardly go wrong with the vivo X300 FE. It checks almost all the boxes you’d want from a modern premium smartphone, a great display, dependable performance, good cameras, excellent battery life, fast charging, wireless charging, long software support, and a polished software experience.

As someone who daily drives the standard vivo X300, transitioning to the X300 FE never felt like a major downgrade. Sure, I’d miss the better camera system of the X300, but many of the things I enjoy about using it every day; the software experience, battery life, reliability, and overall polish — remain intact.

That’s perhaps the biggest compliment I can give the vivo X300 FE.

What we liked:

• Premium and compact design
• Clean horizontal camera layout
• Cameras!
• Excellent battery life

What we didn’t like:

• Ultra-wide camera feels underwhelming
• Aluminum frame gets warm during prolonged gaming

vivo X300 FE specs:
6.31-inch AMOLED display
2640 x 1216 pixels,120Hz refresh rate
460ppi, 1.07 billion colors,P3 color gamut
2160Hz PWM dimming
5000 nits local peak brightness
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5
Adreno 829 GPU
12GB LPDDR5X Ultra RAM
256GB/512GB UFS 4.1 storage
Triple rear cameras:
– 50MP Sony IMX921, f/1.57, OIS Main Camera
– 50MP Sony IMX882, f/2.65, OIS, 3x Optical Zoom Telephoto Camera
– 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide camera
– 50MP f/2.0 front camera
Dual nano-SIM, eSIM
5G,4G LTE
WiFi7, Bluetooth 6.0
GPS, NFC
In-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor
IP68/IP69 dust and water resistance
Stereo speakers
OriginOS 6 based on Android 16
6500mAh battery
90W FlashCharge (wired)
40W Wireless FlashCharge
7.99mm (thickness)
191g (weight)
Mist Purple,Luxe Black (colorways)

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The company said the AI assistant can answer customer inquiries, recommend products, book appointments, qualify leads, close sales, and escalate conversations to human agents when needed. Businesses can also customize the agent to match their brand voice and communicate in multiple languages.

Meta said more than one million businesses are already using its AI agents on WhatsApp and Messenger, with over one billion business-related conversations taking place daily across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram.

Alongside the launch, Meta unveiled the Meta Business Agent Platform, which allows businesses to build, customize, and deploy AI agents at scale. The platform supports integrations with third-party services such as Shopify, Zendesk, and Shopee.

The company is also expanding Business Agent support to Instagram and plans to introduce subscription-based offerings in the coming months.

Meta said future updates will enable Business Agents to assist with tasks such as market research, product insights, calendar management, and business intelligence.

Key Features

Answer customer questions

Recommend products from catalogs

Book appointments

Qualify leads

Support sales conversations

Hand off chats to human agents

Provide business briefings and conversation summaries

Support multiple languages

Integrate with Shopify, Zendesk, Shopee, and other platforms

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In a new report, the company said slowing or temporarily pausing frontier AI development could give governments, researchers, and society more time to establish safety measures and alignment research.

Anthropic said such a pause would only be effective if major AI developers and governments, particularly the United States and China, agreed to participate under a verifiable international framework.

The company argued that AI development is accelerating rapidly, with AI systems increasingly helping create and improve newer AI models. Anthropic warned this could eventually lead to “recursive self-improvement,” where AI systems become capable of improving themselves with limited human involvement.

Anthropic acknowledged that achieving a global agreement would be difficult due to competitive and geopolitical pressures, as companies and governments continue to invest heavily in AI development.

The proposal comes amid growing debate over balancing AI innovation with safety concerns as more powerful models continue to emerge.

Key points

Anthropic proposes a temporary pause on frontier AI development

Calls for international coordination involving the US and China

Warns about potential loss of human oversight in future AI systems

Highlights risks of recursive self-improvement

Says AI is increasingly helping develop newer AI models

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One of the biggest additions in the update is the new Photo page, which allows users to edit and organize still images directly within DaVinci Resolve. The feature includes album management, ratings, collections, Lightroom catalog import support, Apple Photos integration, and GPU-accelerated batch exports.

The update also introduces several AI-powered tools, including IntelliSearch for locating clips and content, CineFocus for adjusting focus effects, and new portrait enhancement features.

Editors gain new keyframing controls, improved subtitle management, timeline comparison tools, and support for Lottie animations and OGraf HTML graphics.

For photographers, DaVinci Resolve 21 adds support for Canon CR3, Panasonic RW2, Fujifilm RAF, Apple ProRAW, and newer Sony ARW RAW formats.

Blackmagic Design said the update is now available for both the free and Studio versions of DaVinci Resolve.

Pricing and Availability

DaVinci Resolve 21 – Free

DaVinci Resolve 21 Studio – USD 295

Available now through Blackmagic Design.

Key New Features

Photo page for still image editing

Lightroom catalog import

Apple Photos integration

GPU-accelerated batch exports

IntelliSearch AI search

CineFocus AI tool

AI portrait enhancement tools

Improved keyframing controls

New Fusion motion graphics tools

Expanded RAW photo format support

Faster Blackmagic Cloud synchronization

Supported New Photo Formats

Canon CR3

Panasonic Lumix RW2

Fujifilm RAF

Apple ProRAW

Sony ARW (compressed)

Nikon NEF improvements

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The device comes in Blush Gold, Golden Black, and Lake Cyan color options. It features an IP65 dust and water resistance rating and SGS-certified drop resistance.

Up front is a 6.84-inch LTPS OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, 2160Hz PWM dimming, and a 2756 x 1272 resolution. Audio is handled by stereo speakers with up to 85dB loudness.

The nova 15 Max is powered by HiSilicon Kirin 8000 chipset paired with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. It runs EMUI 14.2 and includes HUAWEI’s AppGallery ecosystem.

For photography, the device is equipped with a 50MP Ultra Sensing Camera with RYYB technology and a 2MP depth sensor. Other features include a customizable X Button and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.

Read our FULL REVIEW of the HUAWEI nova 15 Max for a closer look at its camera, battery life, and overall performance.

Promo Mechanics

From June 5 to June 11, buyers can get a PHP 1,000 early-bird discount plus up to PHP 300 in vouchers on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop.

Customers will also receive a 2-Year Battery Replacement service worth PHP 2,999 and two stainless steel thermos tumblers worth PHP 1,499.

On the HUAWEI Online Store, customers can pay a PHP 500 deposit from June 5 to June 11 to unlock an additional PHP 3,000 discount.

Pricing and Availability

HUAWEI nova 15 Max (8GB/256GB) – PHP 20,888 SRP

Launch Price – PHP 19,888

Available via HUAWEI Experience Stores, the HUAWEI Online Store, Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop.

HUAWEI nova 15 Max specs:
6.84-inch LTPS OLED screen @ 2756×1272 pixels, 444ppi
120Hz refresh rate, 300Hz touch sampling rate, 2160Hz PWM dimming
HiSilicon Kirin 8000 chipset
8GB RAM
256GB storage
50MP f/1.9 Ultra Sensing Camera w/ QPD full-pixel autofocus
2MP f/2.4
8MP f/2.0 selfie camera
WiFi 7 2×2 MIMO
4G LTE
Bluetooth 5.2 LE (SBC, AAC, LDAC)
NFC
GPS (A-GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS)
IR Blaster
IP65 dust and water resistance
USB Type-C
EMUI 14.2
8,500mAh battery, 40W SuperCharge
Blush Gold, Lake Cyan, Golden Black
163.3mm x 78.0mm x 7.98mm
232g

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The feature is available through Google Search, Google Shopping, and Google Images. Users can select a supported product, tap the “Try it on” button, and upload a full-body photo to generate a virtual preview.

Google said the tool uses a custom AI image-generation model designed to simulate how clothing fits and drapes on different body types and poses. The system also accounts for details such as folds, stretching, layering, and shadows.

The feature supports a range of apparel and accessories, with color options appearing when available for a product.

Users can save or share the generated images after the virtual fitting process.

The launch is part of Google’s broader AI rollout following several announcements made during Google I/O 2026, including new Gemini features and AI-powered search tools.

How Google Try On works

Available on Google Search, Google Shopping, Google Images

Upload a full-body photo

Virtual try-on for clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories

AI-generated fit visualization

Supports product color variations

Save and share generated images

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