Samsung’s tri‑fold phone may launch in October
A new leak suggests Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold won’t hit shelves until October 2025—possibly behind Huawei’s Mate XT 2, which is expected in September. Analysts note Samsung may focus first on the Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 global rollout before tackling the tri‑fold form factor, with the October timeline aligning with past trademark filings.
Source: 9to5Google.
Huawei Mate XT 2 specs leak ahead of tri‑fold rivalry
In a swift response to Samsung, leaked specifications for Huawei’s Mate XT 2 reveal a Kirin 9020 SoC, a 50 MP variable‑aperture camera, enhanced periscope zoom, and satellite connectivity features. With a likely September launch, Huawei could edge Samsung by being first to market in the advanced tri‑fold category.
Source: Android Authority.
Apple sues YouTuber Jon Prosser over iOS 26 leaks
Apple has filed a lawsuit in California against Jon Prosser and associate Michael Ramacciotti for allegedly leaking internal details of iOS 26. Apple claims the leak involved an employee’s device and court documents seek damages and an injunction to stop further breaches. Prosser denies wrongdoing and plans to defend himself.
Source: Reuters.
Samsung Galaxy A56 lands in the US with 6 years of updates
Samsung has launched the wallet‑friendly Galaxy A56 in the US, priced at $499. The mid‑ranger notably includes six years of software and security updates—matching flagship-level support and widening access to long-term device longevity.
Source: 9to5Google.
Wear OS Phone app gets refreshed M3 look on Pixel Watch
Google’s Phone app on Wear OS is receiving an overhauled “M3 Expressive” redesign, featuring larger end-call buttons, repositioned controls, and an easier-to-use incoming call interface—a welcome touch for wrist-based calling.
Source: 9to5Google.
Ewan Spence
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.
