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Galaxy Z Fold 7 halves original thickness

Real-world measurements confirm the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is just 8.9 mm thick when folded—almost half the 17.1 mm of the original model. Users now describe the device as “feels like an average slab‑style phone,” noting a significantly improved outer display. With stylus support removed, Samsung’s focus on portability and everyday usability is more apparent than ever.

Source: 9to5Google.

Nothing Phone 3 teardown praises repairability

The recently teased handset, slated for launch this month, has undergone a preliminary teardown revealing a surprise: a notably sturdy and repairable internal design. Among the details, the Glyph notification LEDs are now long‑press interactive, offering enhanced functionality. This positions Nothing Tech as a brand balancing flagship aspirations with user‑friendly repair ecosystems.

Source: 9to5Google.

OnePlus 13 hailed as this year’s best Android?

In a long‑term review, the OnePlus 13 is lauded as potentially “the finest phone of the year,” with an improved build quality, premium performance, and mature AI features marking a new high watermark for the company.

Source: 9to5Google.

Pixel 10 colours and storage leaked

A new leak from distributor data has clarified the final colour lineup and storage options for Google’s Pixel 10 series. The base model will offer Obsidian, Frost, Indigo, and Lemongrass finishes; Pixel 10 Pro/Pro XL will be available in Obsidian, Porcelain, Moonstone, and Jade; and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is confirmed in Moonstone or Jade only.

Source: Android Authority

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Trifold trademark emerges

New trademark filings suggest Samsung is preparing to launch a Galaxy Z “Trifold” device—likely featuring three panels—by the end of 2025. This follows the trend toward more diverse foldable form factors and gives Samsung potential to offer more versatile devices beyond its current book and clamshell designs.

Source: 9to5Google.

Ewan is the editor at Phone Buzz News. For over 30 years he has been covering the worlds of media and technology, from the early days of the first smartphone through to their essential role in today's society.


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