The Honor 400 series came out in May, and its successors are expected to launch in China soon. While Honor hasn't confirmed an official launch date, the Honor 500 emerged in live images on Weibo, giving us our first real look at its design. The device was spotted in the hands of Olympic champion diver Chen Yuxi, and it features a new horizontal camera arrangement just as depicted in the leaked sketches from earlier this month.
Honor has yet to reveal an exact launch date for the Magic8 series, but the lineup is confirmed to debut sometime between October and December this year. Meanwhile, live images of the base Magic8 in the Sky Blue Glaze edition have surfaced online. The Magic8 series in the Sky Blue Glaze finish appears to have a unique pattern on the rear panel that becomes visible when light reflects off it.
Also, it's hard to see, but it looks like this model will have a flat display - at least one that's not nearly as curved as the Edge 60 display. As you can tell by the little square on the back, Motorola has yet again partnered with Pantone to pick this color - and there should be more hues too.
To say that Sony is conservative about changing the design of its smartphones would be a laughable understatement - for anyone but the biggest Sony fans it's almost impossible to tell different generations apart. This, however, may change for its next mid-ranger, the Xperia 10 VII. According to a case maker on Amazon, Sony will be switching things up this time, with a different arrangement of its camera sensors compared to its predecessor which launched last year.
The Galaxy Z Flip lineup has been the most popular of Samsung's foldable devices, appealing to users for its functionalities and compact design. The latest Z Flip 7 features a slimmer design and upgraded FlexWindow with a larger, brighter display that enhances user experience for both power and everyday users.
