IFA 2026: Xiaomi teases passport-style foldable ahead of official launch

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Xiaomi gave attendees at IFA 2026 a first look at its latest foldable smartphone, signalling another vote of confidence for wider, shorter form factors. Displayed strictly behind glass, the device sports compact "passport" proportions that appear noticeably squishier and wider than competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8.

Wrapped in an eye-catching shade of supercar red, the phone features a prominent rear camera module and sports the Leica branding, hinting at strong photography capabilities, despite Xiaomi keeping exact display dimensions and camera specs under wraps for now.

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IFA 2025: Lenovo's concept laptop gets a rotating screen

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Lenovo's latest concept at IFA 2025 in Berlin might not be as extravagant as those that came before. But it might be practical enough to warrant an actual product release. The ThinkBook VertiFlex Concept resembles a standard 14-inch laptop. However, if you nudge the top-right corner of the screen, it rotates the 90-degree display within the chassis to make it easier to view long documents, code, or, possibly, doomscroll.

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IFA 2025: Anker Nebula X1 projector is packed into a party speaker

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One of the latest products Anker brought to IFA 2025 is a party-ready projector. The company combined its portable Nebula X1 projector with a speaker to create the Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro. This projector-speaker combo weighs 72.4 pounds and features a retractable handle and wheels, allowing you to move it around your space easily. It also has an IP43 rating to protect it a bit from a drizzle or dust.

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HONOR MagicBook Art 14 has a detachable webcam

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HONOR shared a novel approach to laptop design at IFA 2024. The Chinese tech company showed off the MagicBook Art 14. At first glance, it looked like your typical laptop with a display featuring uniform 2mm bezels on its top three sides. It'll make you question where the webcam was placed. HONOR made a detachable camera that you can hide in a recess on the side of the laptop. When you need it, you just attach it magnetically to the top via pogo pins.

The chewing gum-like webcam doesn't work wirelessly. It needs to be connected to the top of that laptop for it to work. But you can either face it towards you or away from the laptop. So, if you require to flip the view while taking conference calls, this won't require you to move the laptop around.

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