After weeks of rumors and speculation, the Moto Razr Fold has been unveiled at this year's CES. While the Razr name has long been synonymous with the clamshell "flip" design, Motorola is finally stepping into the book-style foldable arena. This new flagship aims to compete directly with heavy hitters like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

A leaked image from Evan Blass has finally confirmed the Moto Razr Fold as the company's first entry into the book style form factor. This confirmation follows a cryptic care package sent to journalists which promised to "unfold new perspectives" at Lenovo Tech World on January 6th. Since that event is only two days away and set to take place at the Las Vegas Sphere, an official reveal of this wide-fold flagship appears imminent.

It is wild how fast the internet has lost its collective mind over a "leak" that has been sitting in plain sight for months. Everyone is currently passing around these iPhone Fold renders like they are top-secret blueprints fresh from Apple Park, but let's be real: this is just a concept based on rumors from way back in early 2025.

The Honor Magic V5 set a high bar for the foldable industry. It redefined what users expected from a folding device by offering a remarkably thin design without sacrificing camera performance or battery life. Many reviewers and tech enthusiasts praised it as the most complete foldable on the market because it finally felt like a standard flagship phone when closed. Honor is now looking to shatter its own records with the upcoming Magic V6.

A new leak from Digital Chat Station refines the "wide" iPhone Fold rumors with surprising new dimensions. We break down the report of a compact 5.25-inch outer screen, the debut of Under Panel Camera tech, and further confirmation that Apple is ditching Face ID for thinness.

If you’ve been sitting on the fence about upgrading your smartphone or building a new PC, you might want to hurry up.

The foldable phone market has settled into a comfortable rhythm lately. But if a recent tease dropped into the mailboxes of tech journalists is anything to go by, Motorola is about to crash the book-style party in a very big way.

We have reached a strange point in the timeline of smartphone history. Every year like clockwork, the giants of the industry take the stage to unveil their latest glass rectangles. The numbers go up. The graphs point up. The cameras have more megapixels and the processors have higher clock speeds.

Yet for the average user, the reason to be excited about these these specific numbers has all but vanished

I was recently browsing Amazon for smartwatch deals when I stumbled across the CMF Watch Pro 3 for just $79. I admit that I didn't know much about this watch going in. The more I looked into it, the more I realized it might be exactly what I needed.

With rumored measurements for the Apple iPhone Fold screens in hand, I used some quick math and a 3D printer to make a scale mock-up to compare the screen size and aspect ratio of the unannounced device to other popular foldables.

Apple has long been rumored to be working on a foldable iPhone, often referred to as the iPhone Fold. The question has never been whether Apple would enter the foldable market, but when. Recent leaks and analyst reports suggest the company may be closer than ever, though details remain speculative. Here’s a look at the most notable rumors so far.

A few years ago, the rising costs pushed me to explore the world of over-the-air (OTA) television). I even posted a video about a device called Air TV, which grabbed an antenna signal and streamed it to other devices via Sling TV. It was okay, but I have since found something much better that completely future-proofs my setup: the HDHomeRun Flex 4K.

Sometimes, a series of events is so painfully obvious beforehand that you can't even brag about predicting it—everyone should have seen it coming. The trend of ultra-slim slab phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and the iPhone Air, is exactly one of those scenarios. In a very short time, reports suggest this trend is dying a rapid, expected death.

We phone enthusiasts love new gadgets. The release of a new phone often brings with it a flurry of excitement around the latest processors, camera sensors and display technologies. It's easy to get caught up in the numbers the megapixels, the gigahertz, the refresh rates. These are the theoretical capabilities of a device, and while they offer a glimpse into what a phone could do, they rarely tell the whole story of what it's actually like to use.

The world of foldable smartphones continues to evolve rapidly, with manufacturers constantly pushing the boundaries of design and functionality. Today, Tecno has unveiled their new Phantom Ultimate G Fold Concept, a tri-fold device that looks quite similar to what Samsung’s much rumored tri-fold could look like.