Latest Mobile & Gadgets News

📅January 10, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Foldable phones, AI-powered mobile experiences, CES 2026 gadget debuts, and new budget and niche smartphones dominate today’s global mobile and gadget headlines.
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Samsung to double Galaxy AI device base to 800 million in 2026

Samsung plans to expand **Galaxy AI** from roughly 400 million to **800 million** mobile devices this year, integrating Google’s Gemini models with Samsung’s own Bixby across phones, tablets, TVs, and home appliances.Source 1 This aggressive rollout positions Galaxy AI as a core differentiator for upcoming Galaxy smartphones and broader Samsung ecosystems.Source 1

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Oppo preparing two foldables to challenge Apple’s first iPhone Fold

Oppo is expected to launch not just the **Find N6** but also a second foldable, the **Oppo Find N7**, later this year to compete directly with Apple’s first foldable iPhone.Source 2 The Find N6 reportedly features an 8.12‑inch 2K LTPO OLED inner display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 16 GB RAM, and reduced weight versus its predecessor, with China launch in February and global rollout in March.Source 2

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Foldable smartphones set up 2026 as a breakout year for the form factor

Analysts and reviewers highlight 2026 as a potential **“year of foldables,”** with multiple brands, including Apple and Oppo, lining up new folding flagships.Source 2 Devices such as the Oppo Find N6/N7, Samsung’s next Galaxy Z Fold generation, and Apple’s anticipated iPhone Fold are expected to widen consumer choice and accelerate mainstream adoption.Source 2

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Clicks Communicator revives physical keyboard phones at CES 2026

The **Clicks Communicator** Android phone, shown at CES 2026, combines a modern touchscreen with a BlackBerry‑style physical keyboard and has quickly become a highly anticipated 2026 handset.Source 8 It offers 256 GB base storage (expandable to 2 TB via microSD), Qi2 magnetic back covers, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and is available for early pre‑order at around $399 ahead of its launch later this year.Source 8Source 11

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Motorola Moto G Power (2026) budget phone now available in the US

Motorola’s **Moto G Power (2026)**, launched in mid‑December, is now officially on sale in the US for **$299.99** with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.Source 4 The new model upgrades to a 32 MP selfie camera, a larger 5,200 mAh battery with 30 W wired and 15 W wireless charging, and ships with Android 16, while promising one major OS update and two years of security patches.Source 4

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Motorola showcases Razr Fold and other mobile gadgets at CES 2026

Alongside the Moto G Power (2026), Motorola used CES 2026 to highlight several mobile‑related gadgets, including the **Motorola Razr Fold**, Razr 60 FIFA Edition, Sound Flow Bluetooth speaker, Moto Watch, and Moto Tag 2.Source 4 The Razr Fold adds to a growing lineup of foldable phones seen at CES, further intensifying competition in the flexible‑screen segment.Source 4Source 8

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AI‑first wearables: Razer’s Project Motoko AI headphones unveiled

Razer introduced **Project Motoko**, concept AI headphones featuring dual 4K cameras, near/far microphones, and a Qualcomm chip for multimodal AI interactions.Source 1 Designed as an alternative to AI glasses, they promise up to 36 hours of battery life, private audio, and point‑of‑view capture, turning headphones into a new mobile‑adjacent computing device.Source 1

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Rokid Style AI smart glasses aim for all‑day, phone‑adjacent use

Rokid revealed **Style**, lightweight display‑free AI smart glasses weighing 38.5 grams and supporting services like ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Google Maps, and Microsoft translation.Source 1 A dual‑chip architecture splits always‑on and heavier AI workloads, enabling up to 12 hours of use and positioning the glasses as a persistent assistant that complements smartphones.Source 1

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Clicks launches Power Keyboard battery case for iOS and Android phones

Accessories maker Clicks introduced the **Power Keyboard**, a MagSafe/Qi2‑compatible keyboard case that also works as a 2,150 mAh power bank for smartphones.Source 3 The accessory connects via Bluetooth to phones, tablets, TVs, and VR headsets, is available for pre‑order at $79, and is expected to ship in the spring.Source 3

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Anker debuts new Qi2 multi‑device chargers and open‑ear ANC earbuds

Anker announced a **Nano Charger** that can detect the connected iPhone model and adjust charging output accordingly, plus a $150 foldable Qi2 **Prime Wireless Charging Station** that charges an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously at up to 25 W.Source 3 The company also unveiled **AeroFit 2 Pro** open‑ear earbuds with active noise cancelation and long‑lasting Soundcore Boom Go 3i Bluetooth speakers, extending its mobile‑focused ecosystem.Source 3

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AI saturates mobile and gadget launches at CES 2026

Coverage of CES 2026 emphasizes that **AI is embedded into nearly every new gadget**, from smartphones and wearables to accessories and home devices.Source 7 This trend aligns with announcements like Samsung’s Galaxy AI expansion, Lenovo’s cross‑device Qira assistant, and AI‑equipped wearables such as Razer’s Project Motoko and Rokid’s Style glasses.Source 1Source 7