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Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge hands-on video leaked, giving first real look
How Oppo's Find N5 Could Finally Make Foldables Go Mainstream
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Good morning, tech folks! ☀️ I hope you had a good weekend.
This weekend, we got our first real look at Samsung's ultra-slim Edge, while Oppo is trying to crack the foldable mainstream code.
Meanwhile, Casio's going green with bio-based G-Shocks, Samsung's struggling with updates, and we're diving deep into iPhone 16e's compromises.
Here's what you'll find in today's tech roundup:
Galaxy S25 Edge hands-on leak
Oppo's foldable breakthrough
Casio's eco-friendly G-Shocks
Samsung's One UI 7 delays
iPhone 16e's feature analysis
More reads about Google's crypto plans, Anker's smart cooler that lasts very long, and budget earbuds from OPPO
Read on for all the details!

A leaked video has given the first real look at Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge, which was showcased at the Galaxy S25 series launch event held last month.
The hands-on footage, originally posted by YouTuber Alexis Garza, compared the device to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and revealed its slim profile. The video, which has since been taken down, highlighted its ultra-thin design and key hardware details.
Read on to find out more.
![]() Foldable phones have come a long way from their clunky, first-gen iterations. But let’s be real—most still come with trade-offs. They’re either too bulky, too fragile, or just not practical enough for everyday use. Oppo’s Find N5, however, feels like a major leap forward. With an ultra-slim design, a significantly improved hinge, a battery that actually lasts, and AI-driven multitasking, Oppo’s latest foldable might just be the one that makes foldables mainstream. | ![]() Casio has released two new G-Shock models in the UK—the GW-5000HS-7ER (white) and GW-5000HS-1ER (black)—combining the brand’s iconic durability with eco-friendly upgrades. Priced at £279 (~$353), the watches retain the square design of the 1983 original but integrate modern sustainability efforts, including bio-based resin components. The bezel and band of both models now use bio-based resin, derived partly from renewable resources. |
![]() We are just a week away from entering March 2025, yet Samsung hasn’t updated a single Galaxy device to stable One UI 7. The brand hasn’t even announced a rollout timeline as to when Galaxy owners can expect to receive the update. This is really disappointing from a company that has raised the bar high for software updates in recent years. | ![]() After months of rumors, Apple finally released the iPhone 16e as its latest budget iPhone model. It arrives as the most affordable option in the iPhone 16 lineup and is a spiritual successor to the iPhone SE series as well. But for a slightly more affordable price tag, Apple had to cut corners on this new device. So here’s a list of all the missing features and whether it is worth buying. |
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