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realme GT 6 now official

‘Power meets AI’

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The “flagship killer” realme GT 6 is now official. Launched in Milan, Italy and livestreamed across different markets. realme’s latest offering brings impressive performance and power efficiency, while also leveraging the power of AI.

It’s been a while since realme’s last GT line product in many countries. Their latest smartphone is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor. The device boasts of a 3.0GHz clock speed and a 1,500,000 AnTuTu benchmark score. Furthermore, the device comes in a configuration of 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage.

What’s great about the phone is users may customize the frequency or clock speeds from the processor’s cores. They may toggle higher frequencies for gaming or more demanding tasks, or set lower frequencies to save power while playing compatible titles like Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and PUBG: Mobile.

In front, the realme GT 6 features a 6.78-inch 8T LTPO display with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2. It has a 120Hz refresh rate and 360Hz touch sampling rate with 2,500Hz instantaneous touch sampling.

Moreover, the screen has SGS Sun Glare and AI Eye Protection certifications, as well as TÜV Rheinland flicker-free certification. Users may easily see what’s on the screen outdoors, as it has up to 6,000 nits of peak brightness.

When it comes to its camera package, the realme GT 6 sports the following shooters:

  • 50MP f/1.9 Sony LYT808 OIS main camera
  • 50MP telephoto camera
  • 8MP 112-degree FOV ultra-wide camera
  • 32MP Sony IMX615 selfie camera

Europe pricing

The realme GT 6 comes in three configurations with the following pricing:

  • 8+256GB — EUR 549.99
  • 12+256GB — EUR 699.99
  • 16+512GB — EUR 799.99

Philippine rice, availability, early bird offers

The realme GT 6 is available in Fluid Silver and Razor Green and retails for PhP 34,999.

But for its first online selling, the phone may be scored for as low as PhP 29,999. Customers must head to realme’s Lazada flagship store from June 21 to 27. Freebues include a realme Buds T300 Globe prepaid 5G SIM, and one-year realme Care.

Moreover, the phone is bundled with an exclusive discount on the newly-launched realme Buds Air6 (PhP 1,999) and Buds Air6 Pro (PhP 2,999) during the Lazada Super Brand Day until June 27.

For Shopee and TikTok users, the realme GT 6 will be available starting June 28 for the same early bird price and freebies, until July 4.

On the other hand, those who placed a preorder from June 21 to July 4 may claim the device through selected physical stores from July 5 onwards. The device will come with a free realme Buds Air5 and TechLife multi-capsule coffee maker, while supplies last.

Lastly, each purchase of the realme GT 6 from July 5 to 7 comes with a free TechLife portable steam iron or TechLife foldable trolley, while supplies last.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion is getting another anime series

Nier’s Yoko Taro is helming the project.

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For an anime franchise that surely belongs in greatest-of-all-time lists, Neon Genesis Evangelion seems to thrive on controversy. From the polarizing ending of the original series to the controversial introduction of Mari Makinami in the Rebuild trilogy, there’s a lot to talk about between Evangelion fans. Now, the series has something new coming. Neon Genesis Evangelion is getting yet another series.

Most recently, the Rebuild of Evangelion completed its arc of rebooting the entire franchise with a more conclusive ending. It was a near conclusion, especially for those who grew dissatisfied with the previous attempts’ endings. Now, an upcoming series might take the franchise to new grounds.

To celebrate the franchise’s 30th anniversary, Neon Genesis Evangelion is getting a new series helmed by Nier’s Yoko Taro, which you might also know as the guy who wears a creepy moon on his head. Kazuya Tsurumaki, who directed the Rebuild films, will return to direct some episodes. Series creator Hideaki Anno is, unfortunately, not writing this story.

Right now, no one knows what story the series will tell. The franchise is notorious for retelling the same story over and over but with different endings. It’s unclear whether the upcoming series will do the same, tell an entirely new story, or pick up where the series left off.

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Nothing releases first look at Phone (4a)

The phone is still scheduled to launch on March 5.

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February 24, 2026

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Judging by their irreverent advertising as of late, Nothing wants to upstage Apple during the scheduled launch of the iPhone 17e. Specifically, the brand is launching the Nothing Phone (4a) a day after Apple’s event. Now, it looks like the wait got too long, even for the company itself. Ahead of the launch, Nothing has just revealed our first official look at the upcoming phone.

There is a lot riding on this phone. Earlier this year, Carl Pei confirmed that the brand will not launch the Phone (4) series this year. Instead, Nothing’s flagship spot for 2026 (or, at least, closest to it) will be reserved for the Phone (4a).

Like the previous years of the (a) series, the Phone (4a) is a notch below the flagship series but can still stand on its own. For one, it’s expected to launch with the latest Snapdragon 7 series chipset.

However, for the released photo, we got a look at the device’s rear. Like the Phone (3a), the Phone (4a) will have a center-aligned camera island.

There is a bit more going on with the phone, though. The photo teases the new Glyph Bars, the latest iteration of Nothing’s iconic lighting system. There’s also the red square usually prevalent in the flagship series.

As for aesthetic, the Phone (4a) looks simpler than its predecessors. We’re still getting the faux machinery designs, but there’s less lines and angles. It looks the closest to the flagship series than any of its predecessors.

Thankfully, the wait for the reveal isn’t long. Nothing is scheduled to launch the series on March 5.

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Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen are coming to the Switch

Both games will be available starting February 27.

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February 20, 2026

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Millennials, prepare to have your nostalgia get hit right in the feels. Nintendo has officially announced that Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen are coming to the Switch.

This year, the Pokémon franchise is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Naturally, with Pokémon Day coming up, it’s only right to celebrate the event with something huge. Finally, two of the most prolific titles in the series are coming to a modern console.

Originally released in 2004, Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen were remakes of the original Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue. At the time, the two titles reimagined the older games for the Game Boy Advance. Additionally, they introduced new post-game content set in the Sevii Islands, where Ho-Oh, Lugia, and Deoxys reside in the Kanto region.

Based on the short teaser trailer, the upcoming Switch versions will feature all of both games’ content. It will likely be remastered for the Switch’s larger screen.

To showcase more of the Switch version, Nintendo is hosting a Pokémon Presents on February 27. The brand has not mentioned anything about a potential physical version yet. However, they do promise that both games will be available on the Nintendo eShop as soon as next week’s Pokémon Presents concludes. Each game will cost US$ 19.99.

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