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Smartphones News 14 August 2025 - 18 August 2025

2025 Foldable Phone Showdown: Motorola Razr Ultra vs. Galaxy Z Flip 7 vs. Pixel 9 Pro Fold

2025 Foldable Phone Showdown: Motorola Razr Ultra vs. Galaxy Z Flip 7 vs. Pixel 9 Pro Fold

The Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) features a 7.0-inch main OLED display with 2992×1224 resolution, 120Hz refresh (165Hz in Game Mode), Dolby Vision HDR, and up to 3000 nits peak brightness. It also has a 4.0-inch external cover display (1272×1080) that runs full Android apps at up to 165Hz. The Razr Ultra uses a titanium-reinforced hinge, IPX8 water resistance, weighs 199g,…
18 August 2025
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The Ultimate Flagship Showdown: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs iPhone 15 Pro Max vs iPhone 14 Pro Max vs Galaxy S25 Ultra

Battle of 2025’s Ultra Flagships: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs Huawei P70 Pro vs Xiaomi 15 Ultra

The iPhone 16 Pro Max uses a Grade 5 titanium frame, is 6.9 inches tall—the largest iPhone ever—with Ceramic Shield, IP68, four finishes including Desert Titanium, and a reintroduced Dynamic Island plus a new Action Button. Its display is a 6.9-inch 2868×1320 OLED with ProMotion 120Hz, up to 3000 nits peak brightness, Always-On, and wide color P3 calibration for rich,…
16 August 2025
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Is AI in Smartphones Just Hype? We Test Which Features Actually Work

Is AI in Smartphones Just Hype? We Test Which Features Actually Work

Pixel 9’s Add Me and Magic Editor enable inserting the photographer into a group shot and text-prompt–driven image edits, with guardrails and occasional misfires. In iPhone 16 running iOS 18, Apple Intelligence adds object removal and description-based photo search, while the Neural Engine powers Smart HDR, Deep Fusion, and Photonic Engine with most AI processing on-device for privacy. Galaxy S24…
14 August 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • AGL Energy Shares Down 17% in Past Year Despite 3-Year Gains
    February 3, 2026, 5:52 PM EST. AGL Energy Limited (ASX:AGL) faced a tough year with its share price dropping 21%, far underperforming the market's 8.5% gain. Including dividends, total shareholder return (TSR) was negative 17%. The company slipped into a loss-making position, which weighed on investor sentiment. However, AGL's shares rose 15% over three years and its five-year annualized return stands at 1.7%. Insider buying has increased, suggesting confidence. TSR accounts for dividends reinvested, offering a fuller return picture. While short-term performance disappointed, long-term investors might find value if fundamentals improve. Market watchers are advised to review earnings and cash flow trends for signs of recovery amid recent sell-offs.
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