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- 1iPhone 18 Pro models outsell predecessors in first week in China▼iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max sold 1.3 million units in China during the first week, beating the 17 Pros - GSMArena.com news
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max sold an estimated 1.3 million units in China during their first week on sale, surpassing the launch-week figures of the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max in the same market. The strong start points to continued demand for Apple's high-end models in one of its most competitive regions, outpacing the previous generation's early performance.
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Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra will keep its screen design essentially unchanged, according to leakster Ice Universe in a report picked up by GSMArena. The claim suggests the next flagship will retain the same display look as the S26 Ultra generation rather than introduce a redesign. Commenters are weighing whether design continuity signals refinement or stagnation in Samsung's top phone line.
- 3Some iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max units reported with unusual fault▼Some iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max units have a weird new problem - GSMArena.com news
Reports say some iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max units have a strange new problem, according to tech news site GSMArena. The headline offers no details on what the issue is, how widespread it might be, or whether Apple has responded, so the nature and scale of the defect remain unknown at this stage.
- 4First look at Google's Fitbit Edge fitness tracker▼Here's your first look at Google's next fitness tracker, the Fitbit Edge - GSMArena.com news
Google's next fitness wearable, reportedly called the Fitbit Edge, has been shown for the first time in a hands-on preview. The device is expected to join the Fitbit lineup as a tracker offering, though details on specifications, pricing and release timing remain limited pending an official announcement from Google.
- 5iOS 27.0.1 fails to fix iPhone 18 Pro Max AT&T issue●iPhone 18 Pro Max connectivity issue on AT&T isn't fixed by iOS 27.0.1 apparently - GSMArena.com news
Reports indicate the iPhone 18 Pro Max has a connectivity problem on AT&T's network, and the newly released iOS 27.0.1 update does not resolve it. Users on AT&T continue to experience unreliable service, and with no fix in the latest software patch, attention is turning to whether Apple or the carrier will address the issue in a future update.