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Photo Credit: X/ @SonnyDickson iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max could arrive with the most noticeable design changes Highlights iPhone 17 dummy models allegedly reveal design The vanilla iPhone 17 seems to retain the familiar design The new Air model appears to have a completely new design Advertisement iPhone 17 series is likely to go official in September, but plenty of leaks about the designs of the next-generation iPhone family are already popping up on the Web. Most recently, new renders of dummy units of the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air (or Slim), iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max (or Ultra) have leaked online, offering a look at their design. The renders show all four iPhone 17 variants side by side in black and white shades. The vanilla iPhone 17 seems to retain the familiar design, while the Pro models bring a fresh camera bar designiPhone 17 Series' Dummy Units Give Us Another Look at Their DesignTipster Sonny Dickson (@SonnyDickson) shared images of the alleged dummy units of the entire iPhone 17 lineup on X (formerly Twitter). The renders showcase the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max in black and white colour options. Apple could be planning to leave the design of the standard model unchanged from the iPhone 16, which has a vertical camera layout with two sensors.The iPhone 17 Air, which is expected to replace the iPhone 16 Plus, appears to have a completely new design. It has a thin build, and the camera layout of the phone is different from the other models. It is shown with a elongated pill-shaped camera array that resembles the one on Google Pixel phones. The horizontally aligned camera island appears to house a single sensor.Apple's iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max appear to receive the most noticeable design changes. They are shown with a redesigned long horizontal camera bar instead of the current square design of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. It's worth noting that the switch to a larger camera housing has already been revealed in previous leaks. The shade of the camera islands matches the colour of the casing. Both Pro models appear to be equipped with three rear cameras, like their predecessors.The iPhone 17 series is likely to be unveiled in September of this year, if we go by Apple's previous launch timelines. With a few months to go until the next iPhone models are released, we can anticipate more design leaks before the phones are launched by the company. KEY SPECSNEWSDisplay 6.10-inchProcessor Apple A18Front Camera 12-megapixel Rear Camera 48-megapixel + 12-megapixel RAM 8GBStorage 128GB, 256GB, 512GBOS iOS 18Resolution 1179x2556 pixelsREVIEWKEY SPECSNEWSDesignDisplaySoftwarePerformanceBattery LifeCameraValue for MoneyGoodMassive screen size Brilliant display Performance beast Camera Control is a boon Fantastic battery lifeBadBig phone for one-hand use Expensive No Apple Intelligence at launch Slow-wired charging supportRead detailed Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max reviewDisplay 6.90-inchProcessor Apple A18 ProFront Camera 12-megapixel Rear Camera 48-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 48-megapixel RAM 8GBStorage 256GB, 512GB, 1TBOS iOS 18Resolution 1320x2868 pixelsREVIEWKEY SPECSNEWSDesignDisplaySoftwarePerformanceBattery LifeCameraValue for MoneyGoodStunning display Solid build quality and lovely colour options Battery life is bonkers on this one Excellent for gaming and performance (in general) Improved camerasBadStill offers a 60Hz refresh rate and misses out on AOD (always-on display) No fast charging Comes with USB 2 No Apple Intelligence features out of the boxRead detailed Apple iPhone 16 Plus reviewDisplay 6.70-inchProcessor Apple A18Front Camera 12-megapixel Rear Camera 48-megapixel + 12-megapixel RAM 8GBStorage 128GB, 256GB, 512GBOS iOS 18Resolution 1290x2796 pixelsKEY SPECSNEWSDisplay 6.30-inchProcessor Apple A18 ProFront Camera 12-megapixel Rear Camera 48-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 48-megapixel RAM 8GBStorage 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TBOS iOS 18Resolution 1206x2622 pixels For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who'sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. Further reading: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone, Apple Nithya P Nair Nithya P Nair is a journalist with more than five years of experience in digital journalism. She specialises in business and technology beats. A foodie at heart, Nithya loves exploring new places (read cuisines) and sneaking in Malayalam movie dialogues to spice up conversations. More Related Stories

News Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster Announced for Nintendo Switch 2 Konami's recently-released RPG remaster duo will launch alongside the Nintendo Switch 2 on the day of its release, June 5. Posted By Shubhankar Parijat | On 24th, Apr. 2025 When the Nintendo Switch 2 launches roughly a month and a half from now, the console will have plenty of titles available right out the gate, and another major game has now been added to that growing list. Konami has announced (via Gematsu) Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars for the Nintendo Switch 2. The combined remaster of the beloved original JRPGs will be available for the next-gen console on the day of its release, on June 5. Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster will run at 1440p in console mode on the Switch 2, while in handheld mode, it will target 1080p. Both modes will see the game running at 60 FPS. In our review of the game, we awarded it a score of 8/10, saying, “Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars brings the two beloved classics to modern platforms with smart and sensible updates that only reinforce all the reasons the series was so beloved in the first place.” Read the full review through here. Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster is currently available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Tagged With: Atomfall Publisher:Rebellion Developments Developer:Rebellion Developments Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PCView More Monster Hunter Wilds Publisher:Capcom Developer:Capcom Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PCView More South of Midnight Publisher:Microsoft Developer:Compulsion Games Platforms:Xbox Series X, PCView More Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out! Suikoden 1 and 2 HD Remaster Announced for Nintendo Switch 2 Konami's recently-released RPG remaster duo will launch alongside the Nintendo Switch 2 on the day of its rele... Elden Ring Nightreign Trailers Showcase Four Playable Characters Four of Elden Ring Nightreigns' eight playable characters have been revealed in the form of Ironeye, Duchess, ... Forza Horizon 5 Trailer Hypes Up Upcoming PS5 Launch Playground Games and Microsoft's acclaimed open world racing title will launch for Sony's console later this m... Sonic X Shadow Generations Confirmed as Switch 2 Launch Title Following its Nintendo Switch 2 announcement, the platforming remaster has been given a specific release date ... The Division 2: Battle for Brooklyn Launches on May 27th for $14.99 Massive promises six to ten hours of gameplay with new Control Points, Bounty Locations, Hunter Riddles, activ... Fallout 3 Remaster Would Need a Revamp of its Gun Combat – Former Bethesda Designer Bruce Nesmith has previously worked as a designer on Bethesda classics like The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion and ... View More

Bishop89 What Are Ya' Selling? Member Oct 25, 2017 42,260 Melbourne, Australia Big W go live at 10am https://www.bigw.com.au/nintendo-switch-2 Eb Games https://www.ebgames.com.au/product/nintendo-switch/325321-nintendo-switch-2-console  Jawmuncher Crisis Dino Moderator Oct 25, 2017 44,399 Ibis Island Damn, how come they keep to pre-order now?   Okabe Is Sometimes A Good Bean Member Aug 24, 2018 22,198   OP OP Bishop89 What Are Ya' Selling? Member Oct 25, 2017 42,260 Melbourne, Australia Jawmuncher said: Damn, how come they keep to pre-order now? Click to expand... Click to shrink...   Alvis Saw the truth behind the copied door Member Oct 25, 2017 12,053 EU That's 405€. Isn't that surprisingly cheap?   ShadowAUS Member Feb 20, 2019 2,705 Australia Alvis said: That's 405€. Isn't that surprisingly cheap? Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah it came in cheaper than I and... really anyone I know was expecting. It's under the US > AUD conversion even. Usually Australia get's an added Australia tax on top of the US RRP.   RockyBalboa_ Member Apr 28, 2018 1,682 I got the original Switch with MK 8 at a cheaper price vs the original retail price ($339 from a big w store). But we live in more expensive times today where retailers rarely offer those kinds of discounts. I'm interested in the new system but may not buy it at launch.  cmdrshepard The Fallen Oct 30, 2017 1,596 I was on the fence as to whether I would upgrade at launch or later but considering this seems to be launching here under US RRP after conversion and my worry is the RRP may go up in the future (like the PS5) rather than down, I have happily placed my preorder   eZipsis The Fallen Oct 25, 2017 2,900 Melbourne, Australia I didn't expect them to be live this morning, I've preordered the Mario Kart World bundle and a Pro Controller. I'm going to trade in my Series X to EB to get a decent chunk off it.  Nimbat1003 Member Nov 14, 2021 1,937 yeah don't know specific's but nintendo and switch is something we often get good conversions on we are close(er) to japan also noting those prices are tax included since thats how we do it. got my order in at eb games curious to see how long it take to sell out. and ditto on the fears about price its never gonna get cheaper anyway and i can sell a couple switch games and my switch for probably half the cost (the ebgames trade in deal looks rough 200 off for the switch and 4 games hell most switch games u can easily sell for 40-50 alone)  ShadowAUS Member Feb 20, 2019 2,705 Australia eZipsis said: I didn't expect them to be live this morning, I've preordered the Mario Kart World bundle and a Pro Controller. I'm going to trade in my Series X to EB to get a decent chunk off it. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Tempted to trade my PS5 as it gets turned on about once every two or three years. But Yotei man, I can't with Yotei coming out. I may even cop a pro for it because I'm an absolute rube.   mentok15 Member Dec 20, 2017 9,135 Australia ShadowAUS said: Yeah it came in cheaper than I and... really anyone I know was expecting. It's under the US > AUD conversion even. Usually Australia get's an added Australia tax on top of the US RRP. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah when I saw the the price in other currencies I was expecting more than this. Cheaper than in the US and this includes GST, and a lot cheaper than in Europe. Now if I should preorder or not, nothing at launch really grabs me other than the thought of playing the probable switch 2 version of MP4  Aarglefarg Member Oct 27, 2017 4,184 Games going from $70 to $114 is a lot. I expected more like $90 since that's what Tears of the Kingdom was. I pre-ordered the bundle from JB, to support Amazon less where I can. But JB takes the money out on a pre-order right away which I didn't expect.  eZipsis The Fallen Oct 25, 2017 2,900 Melbourne, Australia ShadowAUS said: Tempted to trade my PS5 as it gets turned on about once every two or three years. But Yotei man, I can't with Yotei coming out. I may even cop a pro for it because I'm an absolute rube. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yup same, I was tempted to trade my PS5 as well, even though I pretty much only use it for media apps, Yotei is a game I really want to play and I don't know how long it will be before it comes to PC. My regular Switch I'm going to give to my son.  NippleViking Member May 2, 2018 4,694 Ordered. System is cheaper than I expected. $110 for games is steep but standard now I spose.  Poimandres Member Oct 26, 2017 7,812 Really quite good pricing on the console relative to other countries. The game pricing largely kills my enthusiasm though (not that I've ever really paid RRP in the past for any games) If there were better trade deals for Switch 1 I'd be tempted to jump on it.  Abicus Member Oct 25, 2017 494 Australia On the $110 game price front, doesn't Big W normally undercut EB etc by retailing a bit cheaper?   Poimandres Member Oct 26, 2017 7,812 Abicus said: On the $110 game price front, doesn't Big W normally undercut EB etc by retailing a bit cheaper? Click to expand... Click to shrink... Retail price wars for games are pretty decent here. Big W can go cheap often, and Amazon deals are a regular occurrence. I'm worried about Big W staying in the physical games space (but if anyone is safe from this it's Nintendo) and even EB Games I can't see carrying on for much longer. It could very well be that physical games become harder to get so prices stay high.  Mario_Bones Member Oct 31, 2017 3,752 Australia Stayed up til 3:30am to get a preorder only for them to still be in stock in the morning 🫠 At least it means people won't have to fight scalpers for them! And I was fully expecting EB to timegate them or outright lock them behind their crappy new subscription The console price isn't too bad but whew, those game and controller prices 😬  Gouda Member Oct 25, 2017 46 Waikato, New Zealand New Zealand prices/preorders are up at EB: https://www.ebgames.co.nz/nintendo-switch $799.95NZD/$869.95NZD. With the current exchange rate it's actually a bit cheaper than the US price. Mario Kart World is $129.95NZD while the other Nintendo published titles are $119.95NZD. So it appears to be inline with the MSRP for PS5/Xbox games here.  Kapryov "This guy are sick" Member Oct 27, 2017 11,179 Australia Do we expect this to sell out quickly once the rest of the country wakes up? I'm on the fence, announced games not that interesting and I was kinda hoping for more confirmation on how BC games would run on it. edit: meh fine, preordered  Last edited: Apr 2, 2025 mccauslander Member Jun 2, 2019 343 Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia Gahhhh it looks dope (DANKEY KANG!) but that price is soooo expenny (though I get it because tariffs)   Mechaplum Enlightened Member Oct 26, 2017 21,175 JP That's about on par with the "international ver" here in Japan. Not bad I guess. Hope Aus and Japan do more business together.  T0kenAussie Member Jan 15, 2020 5,870 I'm seriously considering buying one because that party share thing looks good for my house with 2 switch lites. Means I am not discarding those consoles and having to rebuild a family line of devices again   Zenkuso Member Jan 28, 2019 738 Gouda said: New Zealand prices/preorders are up at EB: https://www.ebgames.co.nz/nintendo-switch $799.95NZD/$869.95NZD. With the current exchange rate it's actually a bit cheaper than the US price. Mario Kart World is $129.95NZD while the other Nintendo published titles are $119.95NZD. So it appears to be inline with the MSRP for PS5/Xbox games here. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah went up just after 7am. JB is up now too: https://www.jbhifi.co.nz/pages/nintendo-switch-2  Listai 50¢ - "This guy are sick" Member Oct 27, 2017 6,687 Just put in my order at my local JB as I had a $300 Westfield voucher set aside since Christmas. Just got the console and the Pro controller. I had the dubious honour of being the first person to order one at that store.  WeWereGiants Member Nov 8, 2017 475 Considering how insane it was to pre order a PS5 here and I'm expecting Switch 2 demand to be high, that was one of the easiest console pre-orders I've ever done I'm shocked EB didn't lock pre-orders behind their subscription to be honest  JT_77 Member Mar 15, 2021 1,388 Ordered the MK bundle from JB. Almost felt too easy lol   twdnewh Member Oct 31, 2018 664 Sydney, Australia Surprised at the price, expected it to be higher.   Listai 50¢ - "This guy are sick" Member Oct 27, 2017 6,687 twdnewh said: Surprised at the price, expected it to be higher. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Same - I was expecting $750  shadowzinthedark Member Oct 31, 2017 328 I had a look to order it, notice didnt have any issues stopped at the checkout part. Dont think scalping will be a issue. Dam 115 for a game  JT_77 Member Mar 15, 2021 1,388 shadowzinthedark said: I had a look to order it, notice didnt have any issues stopped at the checkout part. Dont think scalping will be a issue. Dam 115 for a game Click to expand... Click to shrink... We're actually coming out better than most other countries with game pricing lol Also, Mario Kart World in the bundle is only $70aud  blueredandgold Member Oct 25, 2017 8,462 OI OI OI   ThereAreFourNaan Member Nov 8, 2017 14,935 Locked in at my local EB, without Mario Kart. I might get it but I'll probably grab it physically if there's any deals on it closer to launch from a different store. Day 1 new game release bargain Switch 2 pricing from JB will be like "only" 95 dollars lol  Transistor This isn't going to go the way you think Administrator Oct 25, 2017 41,214 Washington, D.C. Okabe said: Perfection   hidys The Fallen Oct 26, 2017 1,885 Bought the Mario Kart bundle.   nogoodnamesleft Member Oct 25, 2017 8,508 mccauslander said: Gahhhh it looks dope (DANKEY KANG!) but that price is soooo expenny (though I get it because tariffs) Click to expand... Click to shrink... Has nothing to do with tarrifs here It's basically a straight usd to AUD conversation with gst Edit: it's actually cheaper in aus when a straight conversation is done  Dyno AVALANCHE The Fallen Oct 25, 2017 16,596 Okabe said: Simpsons never fail to cover all bases   ClivePwned Member Oct 27, 2017 4,141 Australia if i can get it on amazon, i will, but at this stage, I can wait a bit until DK is released.   matrix-cat Member Oct 27, 2017 10,404 Console price is good in terms of exchange rate, game price is hard to comment on because RRP for games here has been $100+ forever but they always come down once the retailers start warring amongst eachother. Or I suppose maybe they'll just stay high this time, lol. The fact that the websites aren't even getting hit hard and you can seemingly just lock in a pre-order without issue says it all, though. It is still a $700 Switch with $100+ ports and a Mario Kart.  mccauslander Member Jun 2, 2019 343 Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia nogoodnamesleft said: Has nothing to do with tarrifs here It's basically a straight usd to AUD conversation with gst Edit: it's actually cheaper in aus when a straight conversation is done Click to expand... Click to shrink... While there are no direct tariffs on the Switch 2 here, the mood of the tariffs has shook the global economy and will definitely have an impact on parts of the global supply chain (like how Trump has put a 40+% tariff on Vietnam, where a lot of Nintendo's manufacturing takes place). Inflation is a key factor in the price hike, but don't discount tariffs even if we as consumers are not paying them directly.  Ramsay Member Jul 2, 2019 3,807 Australia Honestly that's quite a bit cheaper than I expected - I was fully expecting the bundle to go for NINE HUNDRED DOLLARYDOOS?! nogoodnamesleft said: Has nothing to do with tarrifs here It's basically a straight usd to AUD conversation with gst Edit: it's actually cheaper in aus when a straight conversation is done Click to expand... Click to shrink... Keep in mind that the US is one of the biggest gaming markets - Nintendo is probably trying to spread out the impact of tariffs amongst as many different markets as possible to reduce the impact of tariffs on the US (if they didn't the Switch 2 would probably cost $499 in the US).   Pat_DC Member Oct 27, 2017 2,362 The sites are so cruisey so not sure if I should even put a pre order down. Still one big part of me upgrading (only reason I got a ps5 pro) is due to good trade in deals and EB games one seems way less crazy than what they offered for ps5s etc, though I get resale value on a switch is probably lower. But was keen to ditch my launch edition switch as the fan is getting gnarly, pretty sure I could get more for my oled through private sale... but then need to deal with bozos. Bugger it, put $50 down at EB and will look at trading some older stuff towards it if preview events look promising. This definitely feels less crazy than other preorders, the looming economical situation worldwide has a lot of people on edge I think.  Last edited: Apr 2, 2025 NightShift Member Oct 25, 2017 10,226 Australia Huh, that's actually not bad. I was expecting far worse both for the consoles and games. I'm guessing digital """premium"""" games will be a cool $99? Also a very good sign that stock is still available after six hours. So picking one up when it eventually gets games won't be a headache.  Bleep Member Nov 12, 2017 249 It was very easy getting a preorder... I hope stores can actually fulfil these orders on time.   MTR Member Oct 27, 2017 508 Decent price for Australia. Seems demand quite low compared to any other console launch of the last few years.   Villa Member Oct 28, 2017 958 Got a click&collect pre-order at JB. Mario Kart bundle plus a pro controller and case/screen protector. This will somehow be the first console I've ever got on Day 1 (assuming theres no issues with preorders/stock), I've previously always been a few weeks/months late. Will be fun to be in on the day 1 excitement! Pretty surprised that it's still seemingly freely available everywhere. Maybe a combination of pricing and being available for pre-order instantly, earlier than expected? Even if the pricing can be somewhat understandable given inflation, exchange rates, world economic conditions, etc, it's still a huge jump up from the OG Switch. And most people's incomes haven't nearly caught up with the last few years inflation.  Nateo Member Oct 27, 2017 8,898 Yeah these arent selling out. Expensive games+console+cost of living crisis.   callamp Member Oct 27, 2017 1,629 Yeah, demand certainly seems pretty soft. I recall websites basically being unusable during the launch of the PS5 and even the Series consoles. It's certainly understandable. It's a giant investment given how infrequently Nintendo games go on sale. It's by far the most expensive console if you are primarily interested in first party content.  Darmik Member Oct 25, 2017 1,031 Yeah this has been the easiest console preorder in a while. I had an easy time getting a PS5 but that was more to timing. We're coming up to Switch 2 being available all morning and still seems quite easy. Nintendo does tend to be a bit more aggressive with pricing compared to the competition here. Although they've certainly closed that software pricing gap with the Switch 2. 

The Nintendo Switch 2 will launch on June 5, alongside a suite of new accessories for the console. If you own an original Switch, many of your current accessories will work on the Switch 2. However, there are plenty of accessories worth considering picking up for your new console, even though their prices increased slightly following news of tariffs. So far, the official Switch 2 accessory lineup includes a range of products, from the Switch 2 Pro controller, to the Switch 2 camera that works with GameChat, to a Joy-Con 2 wheel that will take your Mario Kart World gameplay to the next level. We’ve rounded up all the Switch 2 accessories available to pre-order or purchase now. We intend to test these accessories once we get our hands on them this summer, so stay tuned for our thoughts. And once you have your new gear, don’t miss out on all the Switch 2 games and new Zelda amiibo to pre-order ahead of the console’s summer release.

Menu Home News Hardware Gaming Mobile Finance Deals Reviews How To Wccftech MobileRumor Samsung To Reportedly Hold An Event On May 13 To Unveil The Galaxy S25 Edge, With The Ultra-Slim Flagship Apparently Launching In Three Markets Later That Month Omar Sohail • Apr 24, 2025 at 01:39am EDT The fourth member of the Galaxy S25 family, the Galaxy S25 Edge, is finally said to have a launch date, as a report claims that Samsung will make the announcement official next month. The only drawback to the arrival of the upcoming ultra-thin premium smartphone is that not all regions will be able to appreciate the effort it took to ‘slim’ down the flagship, because the company only has three target markets for this device. Then again, Samsung’s plans could change depending on how well-received the Galaxy S25 Edge is in those countries. Only South Korea, the U.S,. and China will be treated to the Galaxy S25 Edge, with its price set between the Galaxy S25 Plus and Galaxy S25 Ultra A report from Fnnews that was spotted by @Jukanlosreve mentioned May 13 as the Galaxy S25 Edge’s launch date. An unnamed industry source stated that Samsung will hold a ‘Galaxy Unpacked’ event at the aforementioned date, where various specification details, colors and prices of the upcoming handset expected to be a part of the announcement. What is interesting is that Samsung will host an entire event just for a single product launch, but there is also the possibility that the Korean giant will livestream it, since it does not make much sense to introduce just a single device. Shortly after the May 13 announcement, pre-orders of the Galaxy S25 Edge will commence on May 14 and conclude on May 20, with the ultra-slim flagship expected to be available in South Korea and China first. Shortly after, the smartphone is scheduled to arrive in the U.S., but there is no word on whether the Galaxy S25 Edge will be sold officially in other markets. According to a previous estimate, Samsung’s initial production target was a mere 40,000 units, but this figure could just be to gauge how the three markets respond to the launch. Assuming the Galaxy S25 Edge picks up in popularity, Samsung could ask its supply chain to pick up the production pace. Fortunately, those who are contemplating on making this sleek flagship their daily driver, a deleted hands-on video in the form of YouTube Shorts was published, showing the Galaxy S25 Edge’s thickness and partial specifications, so you can check out those details if you want to be slightly informed about this particular model. News Source: Fnnews Subscribe to get an everyday digest of the latest technology news in your inbox Follow us on Topics Sections Company Some posts on wccftech.com may contain affiliate links. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com © 2025 WCCF TECH INC. 700 - 401 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada

أعلنت شركة HMD عن مجموعة من الهواتف الذكية الجديدة واتجهت لتحديد ملامح استراتيجية هواتفها لعام 2025، لكنها لم تطلق جميعها بعد.ومع ذلك، كشف تسريب حديث عن بعض الأجهزة التي تنوي الشركة طرحها هذا العام ضمن خارطة الطريق الخاصة بها.وفقًا لعدة منشورات على منصة X من الحساب المعروف HMD_MEME (@smashx_60)، الذي اكتسب شهرة في تسريباته المتعلقة بـ HMD، تستعد الشركة لإطلاق نسخ جديدة من بعض هواتفها التي طرحتها العام الماضي.من بين هذه الأجهزة، يأتي الهاتف الجديد HMD Skyline²، الذي يُعد خليفة لهاتف HMD. ورغم أن المصدر لم يشارك أي مواصفات تقنية للهاتف، إلا أنه أكد أن HMD Skyline² سيُطرح في الأسواق خلال شهر يوليو.وفي منشور منفصل، كشف المتسرب أن HMD ستعلن أيضًا عن إصدار آخر يُدعى HMD Skyline² GT. وحتى الآن، لم تُعرف الفروقات بين هذا الإصدار وبين HMD Skyline²، كما لم يتم تحديد موعد الإعلان عنه رسميًا.أما الجهاز الثالث الذي أشار إليه التسريب، فهو HMD Fusion 2. ويُذكر أن HMD كانت قد قدمت النسخة الأولى من هاتف Fusion العام الماضي كخيار اقتصادي يعمل بنظام اندرويد ويتميز بتصميمه الوحداتي (المعياري).كما عُرض نموذجان خاصان منه خلال مؤتمر MWC 2025 في مارس، أحدهما هو HMD Fusion X1 الموجه للمراهقين، والآخر إصدار خاص بالتعاون مع نادي FC Barcelona.من المتوقع أن يحافظ HMD Fusion 2 على التصميم المعياري لسلفه، وربما حتى على الشكل العام، مما قد يجعله متوافقًا مع ملحقات Fusion الحالية.ومع ذلك، فإن تحسينات مثل شاشة Full HD، ومعالج أقوى، وكاميرا ثانوية أفضل ستكون إضافات مرحّب بها. وعلى غرار Skyline² GT، لا توجد أي معلومات مؤكدة حول موعد إطلاق الهاتف.المصدر

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Author I am interested in replacing my octree system with something simpler, with the following characteristics.Insertion, removal, and relocation of tens of thousands of entities with a defined bounding box into the scene.Fast ray intersection test, with some method of optimization.Fast bounding box intersection test, to retrieve all entities that intersect an arbitrary box.Fast convex hull intersection test, for culling against the camera frustum.No maximum boundary has to be defined; limited only by floating point precision.These systems can be very hard to test, so it should be simple enough that I can just look at the code to verify it works as expected.I have some ideas how this could be done but would like to hear yours. Is there a know technique that will provide good results with modern CPUs? Maybe an existing library specifically for this purpose? I am thinking that with superoptimized C++ code, you could use a very rough optimization step, and then brute-force the rest. Josh Klint said:I am interested in replacing my octree systemOne interesting option is to use a higher brancing factor, e.g. 4^3 children instead the usual 2^3 with octree.This way you need much fewer tree levels, so less cache misses while traversing.Finding adjacent nodes also requires less traversals, since more neighbours are likely in the same block.Implementation remains basically the same to octree.For something simpler, a multilevel grid with a dense top level and sparse child levels is an option. E.g. we have a large horizontal 256^2 grid for the whole world, and only if there are a lot of elements in a cell we subdivide them once (or maybe two times) more.Both those ideas can be combined. In my fluid particles simulator i use a large but low res dense grid at the top, expanding to 4^3 subdivisions where needed.Another option i often use is a horizontal 2D grid, where each cell points to a ‘column’ of vertical nodes for the 3rd dimension.If we sort the column by height, we can find any node first from trivial 2D grid coords, then doing binary 1D search for height.So we get a sparse grid not requiring a tree traversal.Nice, but it depends on content how optimal this is. Game worlds are usually flat, so that works well.In general, the main alternaive to octree is BVH i would say. Advantage of BVH is we can refit instead rebuild with moving elements. But we need more memory for the bounds.

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