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Galaxy S25 Ultra outsold all other Ultras combined — but the reason is not what you think
Huawei Reclaims No.1 Spot in China, Leaving Apple in Fifth
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Today we've got Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra absolutely demolishing rival Ultra phones with 8.39 million units sold versus competitors' combined, Huawei making an incredible comeback to reclaim China's #1 spot while Apple tumbles to fifth place, and comprehensive intel on Apple's first foldable iPhone potentially arriving in 2026.
Meanwhile, Tecno's surprising the industry with their tri-fold concept featuring a massive 9.94-inch display, while Oppo's doubling down on their Hasselblad partnership for next-gen Find X9 imaging.
Here's what you'll discover in today's tech roundup:
Galaxy S25 Ultra's remarkable sales victory with 8.39M units crushing all rival Ultra models combined
Huawei's triumphant return to China's #1 smartphone position while Apple drops to fifth place
Complete breakdown of Apple's first foldable iPhone development timeline and expected 2026 features
Tecno Phantom Ultimate G Fold's tri-fold concept reveal with world's thinnest design and 9.94-inch display
Oppo and Hasselblad's renewed partnership confirmation for Find X9 series imaging innovations
Additional insights on best book-style foldables, iPhone 17 Pro's exclusive Liquid Glass color, and Vivo X300 Pro's impressive leaked specification
Read on for all the details!

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra is a global best-seller that has left its rivals in the dust. Despite missing out on some bleeding-edge specs seen in Chinese flagships, the S25 Ultra’s sales numbers tell a clear story: Samsung’s brand power still reigns supreme in the premium market.
By May 2025, Samsung had shipped 8.39 million units of the Galaxy S25 Ultra worldwide — a figure that dwarfs the combined sales of the Oppo Find X8 Ultra (210,000 units), Vivo X200 Ultra (219,000 units), and Xiaomi 15.
Read on to find out.
![]() In a remarkable turnaround, Huawei has reclaimed the top spot in the Chinese smartphone market, overtaking major rivals including Apple, which has now dropped to fifth place. This marks a major comeback for the brand after the various hurdles it faced following the US trade restrictions. According to an IDC report, Huawei has managed to secure the top spot in the Chinese smartphone market in the second quarter of this year. | ![]() After years of speculation, leaks, and patent breadcrumbs, Apple’s long-awaited entry into the foldable smartphone space finally feels within reach. While the company has remained characteristically silent, a growing body of reports from analysts, insiders, and the supply chain paints a surprisingly detailed picture of what could be Apple’s most radical iPhone yet: a foldable model set to debut in 2026. Here’s everything we know so far. |
![]() Huawei launched the world’s first tri-foldable phone – the Huawei Mate XT, featuring a folded thickness of 12.8mm and 3.6mm when unfolded. While Huawei is expected to unveil the Mate XT 2 in China this September, Samsung is also reportedly developing its first tri-foldable, possibly called the Galaxy Z TriFold. But in a surprise move, Tecno has announced its own tri-foldable concept called the Tecno Phantom Ultimate G Fold with a massive display. | ![]() At an event held in Gothenburg, Sweden, Oppo confirmed it is extending its long-term partnership with Hasselblad. As revealed by the company’s senior leadership, the two brands are working on a new mobile imaging system. Their shared focus on quality and innovation in photography forms the backbone of this collaboration, which started four years ago and continues to shape Oppo’s premium smartphones. |
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