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Rumors suggest the iPhone 18's Camera Control button will get a redesign to reduce manufacturing costs. Apple is also expected to stagger the iPhone 18 release, launching the Pro models first in September 2026.

This week's tech news includes Apple's third store opening in India, Vivo and Realme launching new phones, Google's Pixel 10 series release, OpenAI's India office, and Vivo's mixed reality headset.

Looking for a smartphone with amazing camera features? Explore top contenders like Vivo V60, OnePlus 13R, Samsung Galaxy S24, Google Pixel 9a, and Oppo Reno 14, all offering impressive camera specs and performance under Rs 50,000.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 are vying for the top spot in the foldable phone market. This comparison examines key features like design, display, processor, camera, and battery to determine which phone comes out on top.

Vivo has revealed its first MR headset, the Vision Discovery Edition, featuring dual 8K micro-LED screens, 120-foot virtual screen and gesture control. It's powered by Snapdragon XR2 Plus Gen 2 processor and weighs significantly less than Vision Pro.

Apple is rumored to be launching TechWoven cases for the iPhone 17 series. These cases aim to address the shortcomings of the FineWoven cases by offering a more durable and scratch-resistant design while maintaining sustainability.

Leaks suggest the iPhone 17 Pro might return to an aluminum frame, diverging from the titanium used in recent Pro models. This shift could prioritize weight reduction, recyclability, and cost efficiency.

The Google Pixel 10 boasts a Tensor G5 processor, triple rear cameras, and a larger battery compared to the Pixel 9. Both phones share similar display specs and generous storage, but the Pixel 10 launches with Android 16 and offers faster charging.

Google's Pixel 10 series simplifies iPhone-to-Android transition with enhanced data transfer, contextual tips, and AI-powered assistance. The redesigned My Pixel app and Google Messages with RCS ensure a smooth experience.

Google Photos is getting a major AI-powered upgrade, allowing Pixel 10 users to edit photos simply by describing the desired changes. From removing objects to enhancing colors, the new features make editing easier and more creative.