This week, we saw the upcoming Galaxy A56 in different colors. We expect the phone in March and speculate it will pack an Exynos 1580 chip, a 5,000mAh (or perhaps 5,100mAh) battery, 45W charging, and a 12MP camera.
While on the topic of unreleased Samsung phones, the Galaxy S25 Edge is rumored to weigh less than 160g – that’s lighter than the 162g Galaxy S25. Also, Samsung is expected to bring the new silicon-carbon battery tech in the Galaxy S26 next year.
Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 – its first 6-series chip on the TSMC 4nm node and with ARMv9 CPU cores.
It could go official next month.
It will be lighter than 162 grams, which is the Galaxy S25.
The company has not made a final decision on the switch though.
This chipset is also the first in the 6-series to support INT4 for AI tasks and it brings a solid improvement to GPU performance over the previous generation.
The Google Pixel 9a also leaked in colorful new renders, showing off its four colorways. It’s coming March 19. The handset should be powered by Google’s Tensor G4 SoC. It will have a 48 MP main camera with f/1.7 aperture and a 1/2″ type sensor, a 13 MP ultrawide, and a 13 MP front-facing camera. It’s said to sport a 5,100 mAh battery, the biggest ever seen in a Pixel. This will charge at up to 23W via wires and 7.5W wirelessly.
The global Xiaomi 15 will come in green, black, and white, and in either 12/256GB or 12/512GB.
It’s expected to launch on March 19.
It could be getting official alongside the 15 Ultra if history repeats itself.
You should probably use a case.
Also, we got a brief hands-on with the slim Oppo Find N5. Despite being slimmer than the Find N3, it’s a taller phone. It feels sturdier as well. Check out our detailed comparison between the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, as well as our Redmi Watch 5 review.
The world’s thinnest foldable is launching on February 20!
The new Galaxy Ultra faces the Pixel 9 Pro XL around its mid-life point – which one is better?
A wearable with an outstandingly long battery life.
