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iPhone 18 Pro

Apple's current Pro iPhone. The specs page lists a 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display (6.27 inches measured as a rectangle), a body of 71.9 by 150.0 by 8.75 mm, and a weight of 211 grams. The camera block includes a 48MP Fusion Main camera with variable aperture and a 48MP Fusion Telephoto at 100 mm (4x). The chip is A20 Pro. Apple says eSIM-only models deliver up to 36 hours of video playback. Storage starts at 256GB and the US price starts at $1,199. Colors on the announcement are black, silver, glacier, and burgundy.

iPhone 17

iPhone 17, as specified on Apple's current specs page. Super Retina XDR display, 6.3 inches diagonal, with a rectangular measurement of 6.27 inches and a resolution of 2622 by 1206 at 460 ppi. Weight 177 grams (6.24 ounces). A19 chip with a 6-core CPU. 48MP Dual Fusion camera system: 48MP Fusion Main at 26 mm, f/1.6, and 48MP Fusion Ultra Wide at 13 mm, f/2.2. No US starting price is printed on this specs page.

iPhone Duo

Apple's first foldable iPhone. Opened it has a 7.6-inch inner Super Retina XDR display; closed it has a 5.4-inch outer display that Apple says delivers 90 percent of the screen area of iPhone 18 Pro. Powered by A20 Pro, with dual-battery architecture. Colors are star white and night sky. U.S. price starts at $1,999 for 256GB, with 512GB, 1TB and 2TB options. On Oct. 16, 2026 Apple said preorder demand was nothing short of extraordinary, and CNBC reported some online delivery estimates had slipped into late January.

iPhone 18 Pro Max

Larger sibling of iPhone 18 Pro. Apple says iPhone 18 Pro Max delivers the largest increase in battery life ever on iPhone. Same A20 Pro chip and 48MP Fusion Main camera with variable aperture. U.S. price starts at $1,299. Colors: black, silver, glacier and burgundy.

Galaxy S26 Ultra

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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra, from the global newsroom specification table. Display is 6.9 inches in the full rectangle and 6.7 inches accounting for rounded corners, QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 1 to 120 Hz. Body 78.1 by 163.6 by 7.9 mm, 214 grams. Cameras: 50MP ultra-wide at F1.9, 200MP wide at F1.4, 50MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom and 10x optical-quality zoom at F2.9, 10MP 3x telephoto at F2.4, and a 12MP front camera at F2.2. Processor is Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy. Memory options include 16GB with 1TB, 12GB with 512GB, and 12GB with 256GB. Battery is 5,000 mAh typical, rated minimum 4,855 mAh. Wired charging reaches about 75 percent in about 30 minutes with a 60W adapter. Colors include Cobalt Violet, White, Black, and Sky Blue. The announcement highlights a built-in Privacy Display. No dollar price is in the article.

Galaxy Z Fold8

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Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8. The newsroom says that at 201 grams it is the lightest Galaxy Z Fold yet, with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Mobile Platform for Galaxy and a 4,800 mAh battery. The main screen is a 7.6-inch QXGA+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 1848 by 2448, 403 ppi, 1 to 120 Hz. The cover screen is 5.5 inches in the full rectangle and 5.4 inches accounting for rounded corners, 1248 by 1972, 428 ppi. Folded size is 81.9 by 123.9 by 9.7 mm. Unfolded size is 161.4 by 123.9 by 4.5 mm, and the unfolded thickness excludes the main-screen frame. Rated battery capacity is 4,660 mAh. Colors on the page include Graphite, Cream, and Lavender for Fold8. Rear cameras in the Fold8 table are a 50MP wide and a 50MP ultra-wide.

Galaxy Z Flip8

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Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip8, from the July 22, 2026 newsroom announcement and the August 6, 2026 worldwide sales note. The announcement says it is Samsung's slimmest and lightest Flip, 180 g and 6.1 mm thick, with a 50 MP camera and a reimagined FlexWindow cover screen. Colors on the announcement include Graphite, Cream and Pink, with Mint as a Samsung.com exclusive. No dollar price is in those pages.

HBM4

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Samsung's sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory. The Feb. 12, 2026 newsroom says mass production has begun and commercial products have shipped. Typical pin speed 11.7 Gbps, up to 13 Gbps; up to 3.3 TB/s per stack; 12-layer stacks from 24 GB to 36 GB, using 1c DRAM and a 4nm logic base die. HBM4E 12-layer samples began shipping May 29, 2026 at 14 Gbps typical (up to 16 Gbps) and 48 GB; mass production follows customer schedules and is not dated as general availability.