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We have a few details so far. The phone may not have the Glyph light interface on the back anymore<\/a>, though it seems like Nothing has cooked up a new dot matrix light pattern instead<\/a>. The company says it’ll be its first true flagship phone with premium materials, and it’ll have a high price to boot: somewhere around \u00a3800.<\/p>\n

But the spotlight won’t just be on a new phone. This week, Nothing also shared that it will be entering \u201ca new product category” at the event with its first-ever pair of headphones. Creatively dubbed Headphone (1), it’ll be Nothing’s first over-ears, but follows a long line of wireless earbuds<\/a>. Not too long ago, Nothing announced a partnership with iconic audio brand KEF. Perhaps these headphones will be the pair’s first collab.<\/p>\n

Samsung Teases a Galaxy Z Fold Ultra<\/h2>\n

Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked<\/a> event is also expected to take place in July, and rumors abound that we’ll see the Galaxy Z Fold7, Galaxy Z Flip7, and even a Flip 7 FE\u2014a cheaper version of the company’s flip folding phone<\/a>. But Samsung took time to tease something else: an Ultra variant of its folding phone. Or so we think.<\/p>\n

In a blog post on Samsung Newsroom<\/a>, the company vaguely talks about a folding device that can match the capabilities of its existing Ultra phones, like the Galaxy S25 Ultra<\/a>. What remains unclear is if the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold7 will offer an Ultra-like experience with no compromises, or if there will indeed be a dedicated Ultra version of that phone. Until now, there have been trade-offs between the Fold phones and Samsung’s Galaxy Ultra phones, with the latter offering a nicer camera experience, better battery life, and other perks like the stylus. Perhaps Samsung has found a way to replicate the true Ultra experience on its next generation of the Fold.<\/p>\n

The company has a teaser video showing the silhouette of the Fold opening and closing. There have been rumors that Samsung is working on a tri-fold phone, like Huawei’s version that nets you an even bigger screen when unfolded<\/a>; you’d think if anything got the Ultra moniker, it’d be that device. We’ll have to wait and see.<\/p>\n

Ruark’s MR1 Mk3 Get Some Serious Upgrades<\/h2>\n
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