Samsung's Galaxy S27 series may finally move away from the unexciting camera design.

      The Galaxy S27 may break Samsung's longstanding design pattern.

      Samsung has made minimal alterations to the design of its flagship phones over the years. We've witnessed minor adjustments here and there, but nothing significant. However, a recent leak indicates that the Galaxy S27 series could deviate from this trend by abandoning the familiar top-left vertical arrangement of rear cameras that Samsung has used for several generations.

      What is the actual reason for the design change in Galaxy S27?

      This change is not solely about superficial appearance. According to the new leak, the anticipated camera modifications are intended to accommodate a highly sought-after feature: integrated magnetic wireless charging support. Currently, the placement of Samsung’s cameras reportedly hinders compatibility with Qi2-style magnetic accessories. Therefore, the company would need to reposition the camera module so it does not obstruct the charging rings or restrict the use of MagSafe or Pixelsnap-like accessories.

      This would also imply that users of Samsung's premium smartphones would no longer need to rely on special cases for magnetic charging functionality.

      Why is this significant?

      Introducing native support for Qi2 magnetic wireless charging would represent one of the most substantial improvements to Samsung's flagship Galaxy S series in recent memory. It would also provide a refreshing aesthetic change. While the company has made only slight modifications to the camera module, the overall configuration has remained mostly the same. Hence, this new look could also set the stage for future Samsung flagship models.

      It is important to note that this is still an unverified leak, and these changes may not materialize next year. The report highlights potential cost concerns, which could delay the implementation of these changes. Therefore, the Galaxy S27 might retain the traditional design, with the Galaxy S28 potentially making the significant update.

      Motorola’s next budget phone surfaces in two Pantone colors featuring a 200MP camera.

      The Moto G87's 200MP camera is a notable headline feature, but combining it with a lower-tier chipset than its predecessor, at a higher price point, could be disappointing.

      The Moto G87 has been prominently showcased online, thanks to tipster Evan Blass. He shared high-quality images of the upcoming Motorola mid-range phone on X (formerly Twitter), providing a clear look at the device before its official launch. Based on last week's price leaks and today's renders, the Moto G87 appears to be preparing for an imminent launch in Europe, likely within the next few weeks. The renders currently illustrate the phone in two colors: dark gray, likely referred to as Pantone Overture Gray, and a cyan/bright blue color, called Pantone Blue Atoll.

      Motorola’s new Razr Ultra foldable is more attractive than ever, and at a higher price point too.

      The Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 seems to reflect a stronger trend towards the fashion aspect of foldables. The phone maintains the familiar compact flip design, but the finishes this year give it a look that’s less like a typical smartphone and more like a stylish accessory that unfolds into a full-sized flagship.

      Is this the most aesthetically pleasing Razr to date?

      Motorola updates the Razr lineup with new flip phones starting at $799.

      Motorola is refreshing its Razr lineup with new flip phones designed to cater to diverse budgets and needs. The Motorola Razr and Motorola Razr+ are both available for pre-order starting May 14 at Best Buy, Amazon, and Motorola.com, with a universal unlocked sale beginning on May 21. The Razr is priced at $799.99, while the Razr+ comes in at $1,099.99. Both devices run Android 16 out of the box and retain the iconic flip design synonymous with the Motorola Razr family.