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Bigger batteries, upgraded cameras and new AI features make the Find X10 series a substantial update. But with so much hardware shared between the two models, choosing the right one isn’t as obvious azs it looks.

Starting at SGD 1,999, vivo’s new flagships aren’t cheap, but the spec sheet doesn’t immediately explain why. The key changes are in sensor design, focusing and image processing.

The Pixel 11 Pro XL is betting on better software, smarter assistance, and a more polished everyday experience.

The cameras, charging, and displays receive minor upgrades, and the regular Pixel 11 could be the biggest beneficiary this round.

Is it worth giving up 2GB of RAM for a sharper Full HD+ screen and 32MP selfie camera, even at SGD 399?

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch9 adds new health summaries and a Snapdragon Wear platform, but its quoted always-on battery life remains 30 hours.

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra2 combines an 800mAh battery, thinner 47mm body and EN13319-certified dive tracking for S$988.

Samsung trims the Galaxy Z Flip8 to 180g and 6.1mm while adding Horizontal Lock video. It starts at SGD 1,678 in Singapore.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 pairs a 10:16 cover screen with a 7.6-inch 4:3 display in a 201g body. It starts at SGD 2,498 in Singapore.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra combines an 8-inch folding display, 200MP camera and 5,000mAh battery in a 215g body.

The cheaper Reno16 gets the meaningful upgrade; the optional Bubble screen is useful, but OPPO did not get there first.

HONOR’s durability stunt gets the attention, but the Magic V6’s stronger pitch is that it feels like a foldable with fewer obvious trade-offs.