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Latest Huawei P20 series leaks show us the best look at the phones

They just can’t hide them anymore

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Huawei just can’t hide the P20 series from the public before its official launch. Yesterday, official-looking teasers were reported to be up in China already. Today, we have a full set of images from Evan Blass of Evleaks on Twitter.

If you’re still unconvinced how the P20 series will look like, take a gander at these images starting with the cheapest of the bunch.

Huawei P20 Lite (Image: Evan Blass)

The P20 Lite is the toned-down version of the lineup but it won’t lack key features from its more expensive siblings, like a full-screen display with a notch and dual rear cameras. Like before, the Lite version will not sport Leica-branded cameras but will still sport two camera sensors. Also noticeable from the render is its fingerprint reader positioned at the back.

Huawei P20 (Image: Evan Blass)

The main offering would be the regular P20, but it sits in the middle of the lineup. It looks a lot like the P20 Lite but has a 5.7-inch AMOLED display with even slimmer bezels and Leica-branded cameras. The fingerprint reader is on the front just like with its predecessor. The bottom chin of the P20 reminds us of the Mate 10.

Huawei P20 Pro (Image: Evan Blass)

The grandest of the trio is the P20 Pro. It’ll have top-of-the-line features including a bigger 6-inch AMOLED display and Huawei’s very own Kirin 970 processor. Since the Kirin 970 has a built-in neural processing unit, the P20 Pro will have AI capabilities similar to the likes of the Mate 10 series.

Another grand feature of the Pro is its triple-camera system. If the predecessors have a secondary monochrome sensor, we wonder what the third sensor could be. Wide angle? Zoom? Or something else?

Pricing already leaked out the other day with the P20 Pro being the most expensive at EUR 899 (US$ 1,115) while the P20 is priced at EUR 679 (US$ 845). The P20 Lite, as expected, is the most affordable at EUR 369 (US$ 460). The prices might be a bit steep but if there’s one thing we learned about Huawei’s pricing, it’s that it gets cheaper outside of Europe.

We’re now waiting for Huawei to finally launch these three phones on March 27 in Paris, France.

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Mercedes-Benz celebrates 140th anniversary at the Presidential Car Museum

A generation’s worth of presidential Benz models under one roof

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Last month, Mercedes-Benz Philippines kicked off its 140th -anniversary “Welcome Home” campaign. Designed to celebrate the iconic Chedeng and introduce a new generation to the brand, the campaign attracts old and new customers alike. Now, the brand’s 140th year is also hitting history buffs with a special showcase at the Presidential Car Museum in Quezon City.

Since President Cory Aquino’s term, the official presidential car has been a Benz, offering comfort and protection for the current head of state. It is here where Mercedes-Benz wants to celebrate the legacy of the brand, especially in the annals of Philippine history.

Amid the cars of Presidents Aquino, Ramos, Estrada, and Macapagal-Arroyo, Mercedes-Benz is displaying a replica of the Benz Patent-Motorwagen Replica, which is the world’s first automobile introduced by Karl Benz in 1886. The replica will be on display until December 2026.

Outside the Presidential Car Museum, Mercedes-Benz is running discounts through the end of July. There are also special aftersales services for those who already own a Benz. Finally, the brand will continue to run activations throughout the anniversary, so expect to hear a lot more about the Chedeng throughout the year.

SEE ALSO: Mercedes-Benz holds a Welcome Home campaign to celebrate 140 years

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Samsung releases teaser with Spider-Man: Brand New Day Easter eggs

Spot also teases upcoming Galaxy foldable devices

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Samsung has just premiered a new spot that showcases clips directly from Spider-Man: Brand New Dayjust a few weeks before the movie hits cinemas later this month.

The clip showcases Spider-Man as he fights crime and puts his phone through the wear and tear of superhero life.

In the spot, the Fabricator creates a number of devices for Spider-Man built to stand up to the pace and unpredictability of life behind the mask. This includes what clearly looks like a Galaxy Z Flip phone.

This provides a behind the scenes look into how Peter Parker ultimately landed on a Samsung phone — as fans speculated from the first trailer.

Meanwhile, Ned can also be seen using the Spidey Tracker to try and catch Spider-Man throughout the city on his Samsung phone.

The campaign pretty much formalizes Jacob Batalon — who plays Ned Leeds — as Samsung’s Team Galaxy’s newest ambassador.

The clip ends with the text “A brand new shape for a Brand New Day”, which is also a callback to what the brand has been teasing regarding the future of its Galaxy foldable devices.

Samsung to release latest devices at Galaxy Unpacked

Next week, Samsung is set to launch its latest devices at Galaxy Unpacked 2026.

Ahead of the launch, customers who wish to reserve as early as now can get a US$ 30 credit during pre-order, for a total of up to US$ 1,230 in savings.

Customers can also enter a sweepstakes for a chance to win one of 10 US$ 500 Samsung.com gift cards towards their purchase.

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iOS 27 public beta gives us our first taste of Siri AI

You can access the beta for free.

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Normally, public betas come and go with nary a peep from anyone but dedicated fans and testers. After all, why care about a beta when the final release is likely just around the corner? This one, however, is special. Today, Apple launched the iOS 27 public beta, and it’s our first taste of the redesigned Siri AI.

Recently, WWDC 2026 unveiled Apple’s latest attempts at entering the AI segment. Whereas previous iterations to incorporate AI failed to make an impact, Siri AI promises to provide users with helpful feedback that’s actually helpful.

Now, in the public beta for iOS 27, users all over can finally access the new assistant. To get to the beta, you need to be a part of the beta program, which you can easily sign up for on beta.apple.com. Once signed up, you can get the update from Software Update in Settings. You’ll see options for a developer beta and a public beta. Choose iOS 27 Public Beta.

At face value, Siri AI offers much of what you’d get from a traditional AI-powered assistant. However, it does slightly differ because it integrates the entire phone. The assistant contextualizes your information (including emails, messages, and photos) to give you the most accurate feedback that you might need.

If that’s not enough, Siri AI also has its own chatbot app. If you’re more used to ChatGPT, the assistant should give you that bit of familiarity.

Now, if you don’t want to go for a beta, Apple is expected to launch iOS 27 in its final form sometime in September.

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