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TECNO’s PHANTOM Ultimate G Fold is the world’s first inward-folding tri-foldable
Also the world’s thinnest tri-foldable so far
As already leaked in an earlier report, the TECNO PHANTOM Ultimate G Fold is a new breed of tri-foldable with an inward-folding display — and it’s finally official!
Drop Dead G-lorious
The leaks weren’t lying. At the core of TECNO’s PHANTOM Ultimate G Fold is none other than its glorious G-style design.
To be very precise, it features a custom-engineered dual-hinge system — both having a small waterdrop hinge alongside a larger primary hinge.
That small hinge enables the right side of the display to fold inward without any gaps. On the other hand, the remaining section folds over the top with a bigger hinge.
Once in place, a self-locking mechanism ensures that the device is secure and gapless when fully-folded.
This means that instead of having a pair of inward and outward displays like on the previous PHANTOM concept, the fresh tri-fold concept now features dual inward-folding screens.
There’s utmost protection and zero exposure of the inner screen to dust, scratches, and impacts when sitting idle.
Moreover, it will incorporate an outer “cover” display like most modern foldables — making it act as a regular smartphone slab when closed.
When unfolded, the PHANTOM Ultimate G Fold reveals a massive 9.94-inch display with minimal crease.
For comparison, it’s a few inches shy from HUAWEI Mate XT’s 10.2-inch tri-foldable display.
World’s Thinnest Tri-Foldable (Yet)
The comparison doesn’t end there. TECNO’s new tri-foldable approach comes with an even thinner chassis.
Unlike the Mate XT that’s 12.8mm thick, the PHANTOM Ultimate G Fold concept has managed to trim it down further to just 11.49mm (3.6mm vs 3.49mm when unfolded respectively).
This sets a new benchmark in the tech industry and makes the PHANTOM Ultimate G Fold the world’s thinnest tri-fold device yet.
With a larger canvas, it enables smarter productivity, an expansive multitasking workspace, and a full-blown entertainment companion.
Such foldable approach also unlocks new use-cases. That large hinge enables a custom dual-cam design with multi-angle hovering. Moreover, it can be partially folded and make it as a mini workstation.
The all-around flexibility of this tri-fold can make it a smartphone, mini laptop, and a full-fledged tablet in one.
Again, not much has been shared about its specific internals since it’s a concept device. However, TECNO says it will boast more than 5000mAh of battery capacity within.
Gonna be G-olden ✨
TECNO’s most recent PHANTOM series (V Fold2 and V Flip2) are just two living testaments on how the brand provides cutting-edge technology and stylish design at an approachable and reasonable price.
Then again, the Chinese super brand continues to break boundaries in the foldable segment with this new tri-foldable in mind.
TECNO’s new concept device not only serves as a golden breakthrough in engineering, it also unlocks more possibilities and advancements towards foldable devices in the foreseeable future.
And just like the PHANTOM Ultimate rollable and the PHANTOM Ultimate 2 tri-foldable shown on the MWC show floor two years in a row, TECNO confirms that they will showcase the device at MWC 2026 in Barcelona, Spain next year.
If only I could skip time just to witness TECNO’s consumer-ready PHANTOM tri-fold…
vivo has officially announced the global launch of the X300 Ultra, marking the first international debut of its top-tier imaging flagship.
The device introduces the ZEISS Master Lenses Collection, featuring triple prime focal lengths at 14mm, 35mm, and 85mm. It supports up to 200MP output across key focal lengths and can extend reach to 200mm and 400mm using optional telephoto extenders.
A 200MP 85mm telephoto camera with gimbal-level stabilization and 60fps AF tracking enables detailed long-range shots. Meanwhile, the 35mm camera uses a large Sony LYTIA sensor for natural perspective and improved low-light performance.
For video, the X300 Ultra supports multi-focal 4K 120fps recording in both 10-bit Log and Dolby Vision formats. It also introduces Pro Video mode with LUT support and compatibility with ACES workflows for advanced color grading.
The phone runs on Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, paired with a dedicated imaging chip. It packs a 6600mAh battery with 100W wired and 40W wireless charging.
Other features include a 2K ZEISS Master Color Display, quad-mic audio recording system, IP68/IP69 durability, and up to five years of OS updates.
Pricing and availability will depend on the region.
Enterprise
Allbirds suddenly turns into an AI company
Allbirds is an odd shoe company. Though it already enjoyed a cult following in some circles around the world, the brand suddenly expanded its reach everywhere, offering a lighter and more environment-friendly alternative to the usual suspects of the shoe world. Now, getting even odder, Allbirds is ditching the shoes and going barefoot into the world of AI.
It’s one of the oddest transitions in the corporate world. In an official statement, Allbirds has confirmed that it will pivot fully into a “fully integrated GPU-as-a-Service and AI-native cloud solutions provider.” From Allbirds, it will be known as NewBird AI.
It’s not an incredibly abrupt change, though. The shoe brand and its stores won’t disappear overnight. The company will still hold a shareholder vote on May 18. If approved, they will transition into the new brand gradually.
The transition to AI, itself a gremlin of a keyword in today’s financial world, has resulted in the company’s stock value rising up. However, its long-term viability is in question, especially for a company with no experience in a world already drowning in AI.
From last year to today, AI has been the darling child of investors and a plague to consumers. While the former salivates over the short-term gain of AI adoption, the latter ruminates on the technology’s projected effects on the world.
SEE ALSO: Lenovo accelerates production-ready enterprise AI with NVIDIA
vivo has announced the vivo X300 FE, a compact flagship built around pro-grade imaging, long battery life, and extended software support.
The device features a ZEISS co-engineered camera system, led by a 50MP Super Telephoto camera with up to 200mm equivalent focal length via the all-new Telephoto Extender Gen 2. It also includes a 50MP main camera alongside a 110° ultra-wide lens.
This camera system is designed for flexible shooting across travel, concerts, and street photography.
AI imaging powers much of the experience, with features like AI True Clarity Engine, Stage Mode for low-light concerts, and AI editing tools such as AI Erase and AI Image Expander. Video capabilities go up to 8K at 30fps and 4K at 120fps.
The X300 FE adopts a compact flat design with a 6.31-inch display, weighing 191g and measuring 7.99mm thin. It comes in Mist Purple, Glow White, Luxe Black, and Urban Olive colorways.
Powering the device is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. You should not confuse it though with the more superior Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.
Moreover, it has a 6500mAh battery paired with 90W wired charging plus 40W wireless charging that the newer V70 series lacks.. It also features a vapor chamber cooling system for sustained performance.
The phone runs OriginOS 6 with cross-device features and promises five years of OS updates, seven years of security patches, and long-term smooth performance.
The vivo X300 FE also carries IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance.
Pricing and availability will depend on the region.
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