In the world of industrial design, imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery — but sometimes, it borders on clairvoyance. Nubia’s upcoming ultra-slim smartphone, aptly named the Nubia Air, has just leaked in full: official renders, real-life images, and the complete spec sheet are now public. And the most
Apple’s 2025 iPhone lineup might be getting a major shakeup with the rumored arrival of the iPhone 17 Air, a model poised to replace the iPhone 16 Plus — and do it in a radically slimmer and lighter form. According to multiple leaks, the iPhone 17 Air will weigh just
The iPhone 17 lineup is shaping up to be one of Apple’s most drastic design overhauls in recent years, with changes primarily focused on the camera module and form factor. Recent dummy model leaks, courtesy of well-known leaker Sonny Dickson, have provided an early glimpse into what Apple has in
Apple might be preparing to launch its thinnest iPhone yet, but according to fresh leaks, there’s a catch—its ultra-slim body is offset by a chunky camera module. Reports from Weibo suggest that the iPhone 17 Air could redefine Apple’s design language while leveraging new battery tech to maintain endurance. If
The iPhone 17 Air—previously rumored as the iPhone 17 Slim—has been at the center of countless leaks, with some even claiming it’s the reason behind Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge. Today, we’re looking at what might be the most realistic concept of Apple’s ultra-thin device yet. Until now, we’ve only
There’s been a steady buzz among Apple and Samsung fans alike over the upcoming iPhone 17 Air and Galaxy S25 Slim, set to launch in 2025. People were wondering if these devices would push the boundaries with ultra-thin profiles, maybe even reaching that magical sub-5mm mark seen in some tablets
We’re about a month away from Apple’s much-anticipated event, where the iPhone 16 series is expected to be unveiled. Yet, in an unexpected twist, details about the iPhone 17 have already started leaking. It seems that at least 3-4 months of development have already gone by, and today, we’re hearing
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