Samsung teases z fold Ultra, Bing gets AI videos, no dates for any dates – your weekly Gear News

So far, we have some details. The phone may no longer have glyph light interfaces on the back, although nothing seems to make the new dot matrix light pattern cooked. The company said it would be the first true flagship phone with premium materials and it’s priced at a high price: around £800.

But the spotlight isn’t just on new phones. This week, nothing says it will be entering the “new product category” at the event with its first pair of headphones. Creatively called the headphones (1), this would be the first earbuds, but follow a long list of wireless earbuds. Not long ago, nothing was announced to establish a partnership with iconic audio brand KEF. Perhaps these headphones will be the couple’s first collaboration.

Samsung teases the Galaxy

Samsung’s Galaxy Untake event is also expected to take place in July, and there are rumors that we will see the Galaxy Z Fold7, Galaxy Z Flip7, and even the Flip 7 Fe, a cheap version of the company’s flip phone. But Samsung spent some time making fun of something else: its super variant of the foldable phone. Or we think.

In a blog post from Samsung Newsroom, the company talks vaguely about a folding device that can match the features of its existing Ultra phones, such as the Galaxy S25 Ultra. What is unclear is whether the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold7 will offer a super experience without compromise, or does indeed have a dedicated Ultra version of the phone. So far, there has been a trade-off between folding phones and Samsung’s Galaxy Ultra phones, which offer a better camera experience, better battery life and other perks, such as a stylus. Maybe Samsung has found a way to replicate a true super experience in the next generation fold.

The company has a trailer video showing the outlines of folded openings and closings. Rumors say Samsung is developing a 3-fold phone, such as Huawei’s version, which gives you a larger screen when it expands. You would think that if there is any super nickname, it is that device. We must wait and see.

Ruark’s MR1 ​​MK3 gets some serious upgrades

The Ruark MR1 is the best, most stylish stereo speaker you can buy for its price for over a decade. Now, in their third generation, they have rebuilt from scratch with the goal of improving sound quality, perfecting handmade designs, and adding some great new features to make it more versatile than before. This includes adding APTX HD playback for higher quality Bluetooth sound, a USB audio connection for easy high resolution playback, and a mobile magnet record stage for powering the turntable. The petite parcel is now available for $579/£399. –Real burning

Android Photoshop is here

Adobe has finally released Photoshop for Android. No, it’s not Photoshop Express or Photoshop Touch, but rather the prevention of bringing Photoshop into mobile devices, which largely failed. Android’s Photoshop reflects the Photoshop version of the iPhone released earlier this year. You can download public beta for Android now.

The mobile app can find almost everything in Adobe’s desktop version, including layer-based editing and tools like masks, cloning stamps, smart selection options, and all tone and curve adjustment tools. The user interface is very different, but Photoshop veterans may quickly master the mobile version.

I’ve tested the Android app for a few days, but it’s impressive, but something is missing. The biggest for me is the ability to crop by pixels rather than proportions, which seems like a very strange limitation. The fill that content attracts is still “coming soon”. Adobe has been touting AI capabilities in a lot, which makes it possible to make smart choices. I found this feature to work on desktops (it relies on the same cloud backend), but I still don’t have much use. –Scott Gilbertson

Provided by the swimming pool instrument

Pool Room V3 makes your summer playlist classification

“Twist your laptop out of the damn windows and drag the 1994 Kawasaki 750SX standing jet ski out of Uncle Pitt’s garage, as summer is officially here.” That’s how the pool instrument (probably the best outdoor flirty music selection music app) announced this week the arrival of its already excellent iOS media player that has been carefully modified and upgraded this week, and it also at last It can also be used on Android.

This perfect backtracking tone throughout the app is now adding hundreds of new tracks to seven channels, as well as mobile mixtapes to get along with aesthetic overhaul. Sun-drenched playlists are carefully curated to boost your spirits and provide virtual vitamin D for free. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, do this now – no longer worry about what music to play in the barbecue. –Jeremy White

Provided by Hublot

New Hublot Big Bang Unico 2025

Continuing the summer theme in summer style is the new limited edition Beach Ready from Hublot. “Liquid, feathery ceramic as light as the sea breeze.” Well, I tried it on the April watch and Miracle, unlike some of the other darker color versions of this watch, it is fun and accessible, but at a pool party or deep water party there is 100 meters of waterproof performance at home. The one-click system also allows three interchangeable white rubber lining bands, blue, dark blue or orange, which can be replaced with chocolate, while a 72-hour power reserve keeps the situation unchanged as the wrist is off the wrist. price? $31,300 (£26,900), but will only release $100. –Jeremy White