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TESTED • OCTOBER 2026 A green ceramic bezel, HarmonyOS 7, a comfortable new strap, advanced health tracking and battery life you rarely have to think about. But how much has really changed compared with its predecessor? GT 7 Pro in green: understated in everyday use, eye-catching up close. For several generations now, Huawei has managed […]

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Nokia reported strong financial results for the third quarter of 2026, with revenue reaching €5.15 billion, up 10% year-on-year. Comparable operating profit jumped 35% to €605 million, while the operating margin improved to 11.7%. The biggest success came from AI and cloud infrastructure, where sales surged 123% and new orders reached €1.5 billion. IP Networks […]

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Honor’s upcoming 700 series could put photography and battery capacity at the centre of its appeal. New claims from two prominent Weibo tipsters suggest the Honor 700 and Honor 700 Pro will support a 200mm teleconverter, while the wider lineup is tipped to feature narrow display bezels, Snapdragon processing and a rear-mounted screen. The latest […]

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Beating its own deployment roadmap, tech brand Nothing has officially launched the stable Nothing OS 5.0 update, based on Android 17, for the Nothing Phone 3a, 3a Pro, 4a, and 4a Pro. Originally slated for a November release, the staggered rollout is already hitting devices globally via cellular and Wi-Fi networks, demonstrating the company’s accelerated […]

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Lava has announced plans to increase smartphone prices in India by up to ₹3,000 from November 15, 2026, citing ongoing memory shortages. The Indian handset maker said the revision will apply across its smartphone portfolio. However, it has not disclosed model-by-model increases, leaving buyers without a detailed breakdown of how individual devices will be affected. […]

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