Most people do not need a phone that can render complex games at max settings or shoot cinematic video. They need something that answers calls without lag, holds a charge through a full day of texts and maps, and costs little enough that losing or breaking it does not ruin the month. The Moto G Play 2024, priced at $99.99 (was $150), aims squarely at that reality.
Samsung revealed the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 today at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London, and the watch delivers meaningful upgrades in the places that matter most for people who wear one hard. It keeps the familiar 47mm titanium squircle shape while becoming 12 percent thinner, packing a much larger battery, and jumping to a display bright enough to stay readable under direct sun. Preorders open immediately, with general availability set for August 7.
Sony just put a full set of professional cinema tools into a body small enough to disappear on a gimbal or vanish into a backpack. The FX5 arrived today as the latest member of the Cinema Line, and it finally gives smaller crews the internal RAW recording and open-gate flexibility that used to require much larger, heavier cameras.
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Someone sitting in the cafe at the Fuji Speedway Motorsport Museum looked up and saw a low, dark coupe rolling by. Phone out, they grabbed a couple of stills and then a short video of the same car turning laps on the circuit itself. The clips hit social media on July 22 and immediately set off the usual round of speculation about Toyota’s long-rumored mid-engine, next-generation MR2 sports car.
Samsung just put a new shape on its foldable phone lineup, and the difference sits in your hand the moment you pick it up. The Galaxy Z Fold8 trades the tall, narrow book design of past models for a shorter, wider body that feels closer to a regular phone when closed and opens into a more natural tablet-sized screen for watching, reading, and playing.