Tablets
10th-generation iPad features a new splash of color
A new processor and camera
Apple is adding a splash of color to its original iPad lineup. During an event today, the company pulled the curtain off the next iPad generation. Like the new iPad Air series, the 10th-generation iPad features a redesign that fans of the iconic tablet can sink their teeth into.
Sporting a large 10.9-inch Retina Display, the new iPad makes for a great device to take on the go. The display features 2360×1640 resolution, almost 4-million pixels, 500 nits, and True Tone technology. Further, the device touts a new all-screen design, fully ridding itself of the Home button and (coincidentally) the headphone jack. Without a Home button, the iPad now features Touch ID right on the device’s top button.
Underneath, the 10th-generation iPad comes with the A14 Bionic chip. Though it’s not the A15 Bionic or the M series, the tablet promises a performance upgrade over the past generation and, according to Apple, the best-selling Android tablet today.
For the first time, Apple has also added the simple-but-tremendous quality-of-life change of moving the front-facing camera to the side. Instead of at the top of portrait orientation, it will be at the top for landscape orientation. Inside, it has a 12-megapixel sensor and 122-degree field of view. Meanwhile, the rear 12-megapixel camera can shoot 4K video and supports up to 240fps shooting.
In other news, the iPad will also come with Wi-Fi 6, 5G, and USB-C connectivity. Also, it will ship with iPadOS 16 right out of the gate. It will support only the 1st-generation Apple Pencil.
Coming in four dazzling colors (blue, pink, yellow, and silver), the 10th-generation iPad will start selling in stores starting October 26. It will start at US$ 449.
Apple’s first ever foldable is finally here! Say hello to the iPhone Duo.
In this video, THE Michael Josh shares his first impressions.
Those include the design, display, cameras, performance, and what it’s actually like to use Apple’s latest iPhone.
Is the iPhone Duo the future of the iPhone or just an interesting experiment?
We take a closer look and share everything that stood out during our hands-on experience.
Editors' Choice
GadgetMatch Awards: Best of IFA 2026
Xiaomi 18 Fold, Govee, XGIMI, ARZOPA, Cuktech and more!
We’re back at IFA 2026 in Berlin, checking out some of the coolest and most interesting tech on the show floor.
From smart home lighting and portable displays to projectors, power solutions, foldables, and more, these are some of the products and brands that caught our attention this year.
In this video, we take a look at:
- AI Lighting https://bit.ly/4xmY342
- Z3FC Portable Monitor https://bit.ly/4gRk7wD
- D14 Digital Photo Frame https://bit.ly/4qYlRJ6
- 30 Ultra Desktop Charging Station https://s.whaee.com/tXBornw
- 10 Ultra Charger https://s.whaee.com/UsWT4U2
** Use code CUKTECH09, valid until September 30
XGIMI
ASUS x NVIDIA RTX SPARK
- ProArt P16: https://asus.click/h7607_gm
- ProArt P14: https://asus.click/h7407_gm
- ProArt GR1X
Watch until the end for our favorite finds from IFA 2026!
News
Xiaomi 18 Fold is the next foldable to go WIDE
Just days before the official launch of Apple’s first foldable iPhone
From the HUAWEI Pura X Max to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8, it seems like WIDE foldables are inevitable at this point.
The latest to enter the battlefield is none other than the Xiaomi 18 Fold.
A fold of firsts
First teased inside a glass casing at IFA 2026 in Berlin, Germany, the Xiaomi 18 Fold finally makes its official debut — just days before the official launch of Apple’s highly anticipated foldable iPhone.
While it’s not the first WIDE foldable to exist, it’s still the first WIDE foldable made by Xiaomi. They even skipped two years and a generation of the very last MIX Fold to welcome this transition.
And by that, it’s also their first device to run the Xiaomi XRING O3 SoC built on a 3nm process with a 10-core CPU plus a 16-core G2-Ultra NX GPU.
This chip promises 52% faster CPU and 84% greater GPU performance than Apple’s A19 Pro chips. All while drawing less power.
Meanwhile, there’s a newer 4-core NPU that can deliver 45% faster on-device decoding performance compared to Xiaomi’s first-gen chip.
This second-generation chipset is also the first SoC that supports the all-new LPDDR6 RAM interface.
This new foldable also packs a 6000mAh battery, the largest in any WIDE foldable so far. Its Pura and Galaxy rivals are capped at 5300mAh and 4800mAh respectively.
Filling it up fast will all depend on Xiaomi’s 67W HyperCharge and 50W wireless HyperCharge standards.
Another first in the Xiaomi 18 Fold lies on the back of its special Ceramic Edition colorway.
The use of Silicon nitride ceramic marks the first time for this material to be used as a smartphone’s back panel.
ICYMI, Silicon nitride is an advanced ceramic material that is widely used in automotive and aircraft engines especially for its high-temperature resistance.
This material combines a warm yet smooth ceramic feel but with a high amount of hardness. All while weighing approximately 50% less versus a traditional zirconia ceramic.
Pretty inside and out
Other than its powerful core and mechanism, the Xiaomi 18 Fold is pretty both inside and out.
When folded, it features a 5.38-inch cover display. Unfolded, it has an expansive 7.58-inch flexible screen. They feature Xiaomi’s new HyperRGB screen technology that uses a full RGB subpixel structure to make complete use of red, green, and blue subpixels.
Both screens also have an adaptive 1~120Hz LTPO AMOLED displays with a maximum brightness of 4000 nits.
This passport-like form factor adapts a √2:1 aspect ratio close to a standard A4 paper. Both create higher screen utilization when consuming content regardless if one is reading, watching, or even gaming.
Xiaomi 18 Fold’s inner screen also boasts minimal creasing all thanks to its double-layer UTG (Ultra-Thin Glass) where the surface UTG is 50µm while its support layer underneath is at 30µm.
There are also organic flexible insulating materials that are 6x more ductile than rigid materials alongside a stronger impact resistance.
Flipping to its back, the Xiaomi 18 Fold boasts a triple Leica camera system.
Specifically, it packs a 200MP f/1.7 main camera based on Samsung’s 1/1.56-inch ISOCELL HP5 sensor. Additionally, there’s a 50MP f/2.4 UWA and a dedicated 50MP f/2.8 periscope telephoto module with 3.5x optical zoom capabilities.
All cameras come with Leica’s Summilux optics that are also found on the last Xiaomi 17 Ultra.
The Xiaomi 18 Fold is the second WIDE foldable to pack a triple camera setup that its current Korean counterpart and the upcoming American contender both lack.
Now that we’re here, the chassis is made from a 7000-series aluminum alloy frame with Xiaomi’s very own Shield Glass 3.0 glass protection for both the outer display and back panel (not to be confused with the exclusive Ceramic Version).
The cover glass is further strengthened through ion implantation for improved drop resistance.
Also, Xiaomi’s new-gen hinge also has a patented three-link design that wraps around the screen and provides more protection.
While we’re already at it, the Xiaomi 18 Fold relies on IP58 and IP59 water and dust resistance ratings.
Pricing and Availability
The Xiaomi 18 Fold is available in Black, White, Red, and a special Ceramic Version.
Pricing and configuration are as follows:
- 12+256GB = CNY 10,999 (US$ 1640 / EUR 1410 / GBP 1215 / SG$ 2075 / MYR 6615 / PhP 102,330 / INR 154,680)
- 12+512GB = CNY 11,999 (US$ 1785 / EUR 1540 / GBP 1325 / SG$ 2265 / MYR 7220 / PhP 111,630 / INR 168,740)
- 16+512GB = CNY 12,999 (US$ 1935 / EUR 1665 / GBP 1435 / SG$ 2455 / MYR 7820 / PhP 120,935 / INR 182,810)
- 16+1TB = CNY 14,999 (US$ 2235 / EUR 1920 / GBP 1655 / SG$ 2830 / MYR 9020 / PhP 139,540 / INR 210,930)
- 16+1TB Ceramic Version = CNY 15,999 (US$ 2380 / EUR 2050 / GBP 1765 / SG$ 2425 / MYR 9625 / PhP 148,845 / INR 225,000)
Unfortunately, several outlets have already reported that Xiaomi does not plan to bring the 18 Fold outside China.
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