Rubrik, a firm that works in the data security space, has released “Agent Rewind,” a solution that helps organisations fix mistakes made by AI agents. This comes at a time when corporates are worried about the risks of using autonomous AI in important projects.
The launch follows Rubrik’s acquisition of AI infrastructure company Predibase. The company said Agent Rewind integrates Predibase’s technology with Rubrik’s existing security and recovery tools, giving organisations visibility into AI agent actions and allowing them to reverse changes to data and applications caused by unintended or faulty decisions.
“In highly regulated sectors in India, such as banking, financial services, insurance, and healthcare, maintaining transparency is critical,” said Satish Murthy, Chief Technology Officer for India and Asia Pacific & Japan at Rubrik. “Agent Rewind offers audit trails for AI-driven actions and allows businesses to experiment with generative and agentic AI without fear of irreversible mistakes.”
The software is coming out at a time when more businesses are trying out AI agents, which can do complicated tasks on their own. These kinds of agents have sometimes produced problems with operations, even though they promise to make things run more smoothly. Examples cited by Rubrik include deleted databases, flawed multi-step executions, and legal complications triggered by AI errors.
“As AI agents gain autonomy and optimise for outcomes, unintended errors can lead to business downtime,” said Anneka Gupta, Chief Product Officer at Rubrik. “With Agent Rewind, we’re giving companies the ability to trace, audit, and safely rewind AI actions.”
Unlike traditional observability tools, Agent Rewind provides context-enriched visibility, tracing agent behaviour back to root causes such as prompts, plans, and tool use. It also enables safe rollback via Rubrik Security Cloud and supports broad compatibility with platforms including Microsoft Copilot Studio, Amazon Bedrock Agents, and custom agent frameworks.
IDC Research Manager Johnny Yu noted that as AI becomes more integrated into business systems, tools that address “non-human error” will become essential. “Organizations should explore solutions that allow them to correct potentially catastrophic mistakes made by agentic AI,” he said.
Realme P4 5G and the Realme P4 Pro 5G have been announced in India as the brand’s latest mid-rangers. The new P-series smartphones come with a 7000mAh battery under the hood along with 80W fast wired charging. They pack chips from MediaTek and Qualcomm, and have high refresh rate displays as well.
Realme P4 Pro 5G: Price, Availability, Specifications
The P4 Pro 5G is priced at Rs 24,999 for the 8GB + 128GB model, Rs 26,999 for the 8GB + 256GB model, and Rs 28,999 for the 12GB + 256GB model. It comes in Birch Wood, Dark Oak Wood, and Midnight Ivy shades. The device will go on sale from August 27, 12 PM IST, on Realme India website, Flipkart, and other select retail stores. One can avail a Rs 3,000 flat bank discount and Rs 2,000 exchange offer as well.
The Realme P4 Pro 5G gets a 6.83-inch quad-curved AMOLED Display with 1.5K Resolution and offers 10-bit colour depth, 4608Hz PWM dimming, 100% P3 colour gamut coverage, 144Hz refresh rate, up to 6500 nits peak brightness and 240Hz touch sampling rate. It also has Gorilla Glass 7i protection. The Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 Processor powers it, coupled with LPDDR4x RAM and UFS 3.1 storage.
The handset packs a 7000mAh battery with 80W fast wired charging and 10W reverse wired charging. The Realme P4 Pro 5G has a 50MP Sony IMX896 f/1.8 primary sensor with OIS paired with an 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle sensor. There’s a 50MP f/2.4 sensor on the front for selfies.
The smartphone runs on Android 15-based Realme UI 6.0 out of the box. It will get 3 OS updates and 4 years of security patches. Additional features include an in-display fingerprint sensor and dual stereo speakers. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 6, 5G, GPS, USB-C port, IR blaster, and Bluetooth v5.4. The Realme P4 Pro 5G is also IP65 +IP66 rated.
Realme P4 5G: Price, Availability, Specifications
The P4 5G costs Rs 18,499 for the 6GB + 128GB version, Rs 19,499 for the 8GB + 128GB trim and Rs 21,499 for the 8GB + 256GB configurations. Buyers can avail of a Rs 2,500 bank offer on select bank cards and a Rs 1,000 exchange discount. The handset will be available in a limited Early Bird Sale from 6pm to 10pm on August 20. It will go on open sale from August 25 at 12 PM IST.
The Realme P4 5G will be available for purchase via the Realme India website, Flipkart and select offline retail stores in Steel Grey, Engine Blue, and Forge Red colour options.
The Realme P4 5G gets a 6.77-inch flat AMOLED Display with a full-HD+ Resolution of 1080 x 2392 pixels and offers 10-bit colour depth, 3840Hz PWM dimming, 100% P3 colour gamut coverage, 144Hz refresh rate, up to 4500 nits peak brightness, and 240Hz touch sampling rate. The MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Processor powers it. It has LPDDR4x RAM and UFS 3.1 storage.
The handset packs a 7000mAh battery with 80W fast wired charging and 10W reverse wired charging support. The Realme P4 5G has a 50MP OV50D40 f/1.8 primary sensor along with an 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle sensor. There’s a 16MP f/2.4 sensor on the front for selfies.
The smartphone runs on Android 15-based Realme UI 6.0 out of the box and supports 3 major OS updates and 4 years of security patches. Additional features include an in-display fingerprint sensor and dual stereo speakers. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 6, 5G, GPS, USB-C port, IR blaster, and Bluetooth v5.4. The Realme P4 5G is also IP65 +IP66 rated.
Realme P4 Pro 5G is the latest P-series smartphone from Realme with which the brand promises to offer a balanced experience but has it been able to achieve this? We’ll let you know by the end of our detailed Realme P4 Pro 5G review.
Design & Display
The Realme P4 Pro 5G is available in three shades and we got the oakwood one from the brand which is completely matte finish on the back along with a plastic frame.
The camera module on the back has a glossy finish that can attract fingerprints but due to the dual-tone finish it gives to the back of the device, it makes it look even better than how it already looks. We don’t see many smartphones with such looks nowadays so the unique design accounts for an eye-catching experience.
The device is slim and lightweight so one-hand use won’t cause fatigue even during extended use. It does feel premium to hold as well and is impressively thin for a battery this size. The buttons on the right are tactile to click but the Haptics are below average as it’s a rotary motor that rattles more than it vibrates. The handset is IP65 + IP66 rated also.
The stereo speaker setup is a welcome feature but again, don’t expect top-notch audio quality. It is loud, has clarity and good stereo separation but the audio lacks depth, sounds flat, misses out on bass.
At the front, the Realme P4 Pro 5G gets a 6.83-inch quad-curved AMOLED Display with 1.5K Resolution and offers 10-bit colour depth, 4608Hz PWM dimming, 453 ppi, 100% P3 colour gamut coverage, 144Hz refresh rate, up to 6500 nits peak brightness and 240Hz touch sampling rate. It also has Gorilla Glass 7i protection.
It’s a good panel on paper and in real world usage too. It produces punchy colours and sharp content and gets bright enough outdoors. The viewing angles are excellent and so is the touch sampling rate in games.
A 144Hz Refresh Rate is great on paper but in reality, the display hardly reaches that value. A select few apps like Compass work at 144Hz while most other apps are capped at 120Hz. There are a few AI features for the panel, such as AI Hyper Motion that can upscale frame rates up to 120Hz for various animations, AI Hyper Clarity, and AI Always-on HDR.
These features are supported in select streaming apps but I have seen the Hyper Clarity and Always-on HDR features in other Oppo and OnePlus phones but under a different name, so there’s nothing new or extraordinary there with these features according to my experience.
Aside from that, streaming content on this panel is a treat, thanks to deep blacks and sharp images. Furthermore, the bezels are even on all sides which is noticeable in daily use in terms of aesthetics and are considerably thin at the same time.
The in-display fingerprint sensor works as it should, without any issues.
Software & Performance
The Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 Processor powers the device, coupled with up to 12GB LPDDR4x RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage.
Performance-wise, I didn’t notice any major issues with casual games or in daily use. The animations were fluid while RAM management was also efficient. The device can, however, respond slowly to your touches at times but again, that’s something an update could easily fix.
With gaming titles like Asphalt, BGMI, the device performs decently for the price, with the latter running at medium graphics. Asphalt Legends can even run at 90 FPS which is great. Casual titles like Mo.co and Bullet Echo work even better.
Realme UI 6.0 based on Android 15, which is essentially ColorOS, has great animations across the system along with a wide array of customisation features. Before we talk of those, let me point out the cons first, including no full AOD implementation despite the fact that it’s a capable panel.
You can turn it on but it will only appear when you pick up the device or move it a little. Some of Realme’s first-party apps were also there upon setting up, like Finshell pay, App market, Game Center, etc., along with apps like Facebook and Fitbit, all of which were easily removable. Further, you cannot set the app opening animations’ speed like you can in Oppo and OnePlus devices, and that’s likely because this is a slightly lower end handset compared to those devices which support it.
As for features and customisation, there’s a plethora of options, like the ability to change fingerprint animations, enable EDGE lighting, change the system colours based on the wallpaper colour, use smart sidebar and more.
Accessibility, AI, and convenience features include the likes of motions and gestures, air gestures, recording summary, AI Smart loop, screen recognition, and the Live Alerts feature that mimics the function of Dynamic Island in iPhones.
For security, you get the ability to hide apps, lock apps, or move your files in a Private Safe with a separate Password than that of your lock screen.
In the Realme Lab section, there’s also a heart rate measurement option where you can press and hold the fingerprint sensor to measure your heart rate. The feature works, and was close to showing an accurate measurement compared to say, a Galaxy Watch, or a real Blood Pressure monitoring machine.
The device is set to receive 3 Android OS updates and 4 years of security updates according to an official confirmation by the brand which is an excellent policy for a smartphone that costs this much. The phone was running on the July 2025 security patch out of the box which is quite a recent one.
Connectivity wise, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 5G worked fine. However, there’s no NFC support which is a bummer and to add to that, the device also failed to run wireless Android Auto with my car and that’s a pretty basic feature that should’ve worked seamlessly.
Battery & Charging
The Realme P4 Pro 5G packs a 7000mAh battery with 80W fast wired charging. A cell this big should be enough for at least 2 days of casual use and I am happy to report that it’s true for the P4 Pro 5G.
You can easily get through 2 days if your usage remains casual like mine, including using Instagram, X, chatting on WhatsApp, some video calling and normal calling, along with streaming videos.
With this usage pattern, I could easily touch 9 to 10 hours of screen-on time and that’s excellent. With heavier use, you can kill it in less than two days but even by those standards the runtimes are outstanding. While I did expect slightly more screen-on time in some scenarios, I was still thoroughly impressed with Realme P4 Pro 5G’s battery backup.
Realme P4 Pro 5G took around 1 hour and 24 minutes to charge from 0 to 100% in our tests. While that might not sound groundbreaking, it’s still quite impressive considering the size of the battery.
Cameras
Realme P4 Pro 5G has a 50MP Sony IMX896 f/1.8 primary sensor with OIS, paired with an 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle sensor. There’s a 50MP f/2.4 sensor on the front for selfies.
With the main sensor, you get plenty detailed photos that are sharp and have great dynamic range. The colours remain natural and lifelike. There are two modes including vibrant and crisp where the latter drops the exposure a little and enhances the contrast in photos. However, I preferred the vibrant mode for shooting considering it gave me better results in terms of colours.
The ultra-wide angle sensor has a considerably wide viewing angle and along with that, the colours look decent but aren’t very similar to shots from the main camera, as these have quite a cooler tone which makes them look a little too blue. Further, the dynamic range does drop along with a slight reduction in detailing as well. Despite that, the edge distortion correction remains decent and the overall photo looks crisp and clear unless you go Pixel peeping.
Portraits from this sensor were a mixed bag. While the amount of blur in the background and the details in the shot were on point, the colours looked different compared to how they looked in the real world. For instance, in the shot above, the colour of the Realme 15 Pro in my hand is green but it appears black in the photo, which also suggests that exposure levels and dynamic range could’ve been better when shooting portraits.
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The device can zoom in at up to 20x but anything beyond 2x starts to lose out on details, sharpness, and the overall clarity. Even at 2x, the shots are just acceptable. Sometimes even at 2x, the photos are not usable, such as when shooting in darker lighting conditions.
Speaking of low lighting environments, the device tries its best to maintain clarity and even does to some extent. However, the shots aren’t very detailed and do have some noise. Turning on Night mode doesn’t help a lot in these conditions.
Under artificial lighting though, things get much better, as shots come out to be highly impressive. They don’t disappoint in any major area except for colours which can sometimes look a little too faded. Yes, you can switch to the Crisp mode for better colours but that messes up with other aspects of the shot.
When it comes to selfies, the front camera does a commendable job of reproducing natural skin tones while delivering vibrant colors and sharp details. The dynamic range is well-balanced, and edge detection in portrait shots is handled with precision. All in all, it’s an excellent sensor for anyone who enjoys taking plenty of selfies.
Samsung is seemingly working on a new Flex Magic Pixel technology for the Galaxy S26 Ultra display that will enable enhanced privacy on the device. The technology will use AI to smartly adjust the viewing angles which will prevent other people sitting/standing closer to you to peek over and observe sensitive information, such as banking passwords.
Reports from Korea suggest that Flex Magic Pixel technology for the Galaxy S26 Ultra display is now entering full-scale mass production. This suggests that the technology is set to be used soon by the company, likely in the upcoming S-series Ultra flagship along with potential integration in next year’s Samsung foldables as well.
As to how it works, Flex Magic Pixel uses AI to control individual OLED panels and adjust viewing angles. The feature automatically restricts side visibility when sensitive content is detected—say, while accessing a banking App on the Galaxy S26 Ultra—making it harder for anyone nearby to peek at your screen.
The effect is similar to privacy glass protectors that many users install, but without the usual downsides. Unlike third-party protectors that dim the screen and reduce clarity, Flex Magic Pixel promises the same privacy benefits while preserving the display’s full brightness and quality.
Samsung’s current S25 Ultra (and last year’s S24 Ultra) already pack a top-notch display with anti-reflective properties which we are yet to see on any flagships from other brands. This new feature will further add to the already high-end panel Samsung uses for its flagships.
Apart from this, the report suggests that the 2026 S-series lineup will be revamped in terms of naming, where the base model will be called S26 Pro, followed by S26 EDGE (or S26 Air) replacing the “Plus” model, ending with the Ultra which will remain the top-end flagship the company will have to offer. A similar leak has already surfaced in the past and the newer one corroborating it only makes us believe that it is more likely to happen than not.
Milagrow, India’s home-grown consumer robotics brand, has announced the launch of Milagrow BlackCat 25 Ultra as the country’s first AI-powered self-emptying bagless robotic vacuum cleaner. “This robotic vacuum-mop promises superior home cleaning with features such as a powerful BLDC motor,” and much more. Here’s everything to know about it.
Milagrow BlackCat 25 Ultra: Price, Availability
The Milagrow BlackCat25 ULTRA AI-Powered Self-Emptying Bagless Robotic Vacuum Cleaner is now available for purchase online on Milagrow’s website and Amazon.in for Rs 30,990, with a 1-year standard warranty.
Milagrow BlackCat 25 Ultra: Specifications
The robotic vacuum cleaner by Milagrow packs a 3-litre self-emptying, bagless suction base where users can enjoy up to 70 days of completely hands-free cleaning. The robot is powered by a high-performance BLDC motor that delivers 12,000 Pa suction (25,000 Pa in the 3L collection dustbin) and an EV-grade lithium-ion battery capable of delivering up to 120 minutes of runtime on a single charge, covering an area of up to 2,500 sq. ft.
With advanced LiDAR navigation (powered by RT2R 3.0), the robot scans and maps large rooms within minutes, achieving up to 10 mm accuracy for multi-level cleaning while intelligently avoiding obstacles. A three-stage stainless steel-covered cylindrical HEPA filtration system captures 99.97% of fine dust particles as small as 0.3 microns, along with pet hair, dander, and allergens, making the BlackCat 25 ULTRA especially effective for families with children and pets.
The BlackCat 25 Ultra combines vacuuming with a 250 ml on-board dustbin and an electronically controlled 150ml water tank for Y-shaped mopping. This unique mopping pattern replicates the effect of manual scrubbing. Users can choose between vacuuming, mopping, or both simultaneously.
Keeping in mind Indian house-hold’s needs, a thoughtfully designed compact shape (circular, 310mm in diameter) allows it to easily clean under sofas and beds. It can easily pass through hard-to-reach spaces and around a chair’s leg, without getting stuck in a cluttered household floor. Additionally, its tangle-free technology helps prevents hair, fur, and threads from clogging the main brush to ensure effortless and low-maintenance cleaning.
With 32 intelligent Sensors and Milagrow’s Depth Vision Technology, the BlackCat 25 ULTRA provides real-time obstacle avoidance, precision mapping, and intelligent path adjustment for maximum efficiency. For a worry-free experience, the robot automatically recharges and resumes cleaning when the battery drops below 20%. Control options include a mobile App and voice assistants, enabling adjustments for suction power, water flow, cleaning modes, and even scheduling.
Adding to its appeal, the BlackCat 25 ULTRA can also be operated via remote control, making it highly suitable for seniors and households with limited internet connectivity.
Qualcomm has announced a new mid-range chip called Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. Over the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 from last year, the new chip brings minor speed upgrades. It still maintains the same 1+3+4 architecture for the CPU. Here’s everything else you’d want to know about the chip and the first smartphone it could come in.
Snapdragon 7s Gen 4: Specifications
CPU & GPU
The Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 packs an octa-core CPU configuration with 1x Kryo Prime core (Cortex-A720, up to 2.7GHz), 3x Kryo Performance cores (Cortex-A720, up to 2.4GHz), and 4x Kryo Efficiency cores (Cortex-A520, up to 1.8GHz). For graphics, it integrates the Qualcomm Adreno GPU, supporting OpenGL ES 3.2, Vulkan 1.3, and OpenCL 2.0 FP. The chip is claimed to offer a 7% boost in CPU and GPU over its predecessor.
Connectivity
The SoC comes with a built-in Snapdragon 5G modem-RF system, supporting both mmWave and sub-6GHz 5G networks with download speeds of up to 2.9Gbps. Other connectivity highlights include Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4 with LE Audio, Snapdragon Sound suite with aptX Lossless/Adaptive, and NFC.
Camera & Imaging
Powered by the Qualcomm Spectra Triple 12-bit ISP, the Chipset supports camera setups of up to 200MP for single shooters, 64MP with ZSL, 32+21MP dual cameras, and 21MP triple cameras. It can record 4K HDR video at 30fps alongside 64MP photo capture, with support for formats like HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG.
On-device display support goes up to WFHD+ (1300×2900) at 144Hz, while external monitors can reach 4K at 60Hz with HDR10/10+. The SoC also includes hardware-accelerated H.265 and VP9 decoding, plus HDR playback for HLG, HDR10+, and HDR vivid.
AI & Performance
For AI tasks, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 integrates the Hexagon NPU with fused AI acceleration, Tensor, Vector, and Scalar extensions, and support for mixed precision (INT4/8/16). Memory compatibility includes LPDDR5 (up to 3200MHz) and LPDDR4x (up to 2133MHz), with support for up to 16GB RAM.
Audio
Qualcomm’s Aqstic audio codec and smart speaker amplifier are onboard, offering -108dB THD+N playback for cleaner sound, backed by the Qualcomm Audio and Voice Communication Suite.
Additional Features
The chipset is UFS 3.1 storage ready, supports USB-C 3.1 Gen 2, and includes Quick Charge 4+ technology. Navigation standards include GPS, Glonass, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS, and NavIC, with triple-frequency GNSS (L1/L5/L2) for higher accuracy.
Snapdragon 7s Gen 4: Availability
Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 15 Pro+ will be the first handset to adopt the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 and it will debut in China on August 21.
HP India has announced the launch of the HP Omen 16 2025 with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU in the country, paired with the latest Intel Core Ultra or AMD Ryzen CPU options. The new gaming laptop claims to offer up to 170W Total Processor Power and 115W GPU support. Here’s everything to know about it.
HP Omen 16 2025: Price, Availability
The OMEN 16 Gaming Laptop is now available on the HP Online Store, HP World, Amazon, Croma, Reliance Digital, and other leading retail channels. The Laptop is available at a starting price of Rs 1,29,999 in Shadow Black colour.
HP Omen 16 2025: Specifications
The HP Omen 16 sports a 16-inch WQXGA (2560 x 1600) IPS display with 60-240 Hz variable refresh rate, 3 ms response time, micro-edge, anti-glare, Low Blue Light, 500 nits brightness and 100% sRGB support. The Omen 16 is powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen AI chips, paired with up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 12GB GPU. Further, you get up to 2TB of SSD storage.
The laptop comes with a new fan cleaning technology that reverses the fan to remove dust, controlled through OMEN Gaming Hub. By preventing dust accumulation, the cooling system stays efficient, enabling the CPU and GPU to deliver peak performance over extended gaming sessions. Despite its powerful performance, the device operates at 46 dBA, minimising noise while keeping the system cool.
The new Omen 16 offers personalization through the OMEN Gaming Hub, enabling gamers to fine-tune system settings, power modes, and cooling preferences for tailored experiences. With customisable per-key RGB lighting and an optional RGB light bar, both fully adjustable via OMEN Light Studio, players can synchronize their device’s aesthetics with their unique gaming style.
Connectivity options on the laptop include 1 USB Type-C 5Gbps signalling rate (USB Power Delivery, DisplayPort 1.4, HP Sleep and Charge), 1 x USB Type-A 5Gbps signalling rate (HP Sleep and Charge), 1 x USB Type-A 5Gbps signalling rate, 1 x RJ-45, 1 headphone/microphone combo, 1 x AC smart PIN and 1 x HDMI 2.1 port.
Wireless connections are handled by Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth. There’s a dual speaker setup with audio by Bang & Olufsen, dual microphone array and HP 1080p webcam. It is backed up by a 83Wh 6-cell battery.
Sennheiser Profile Wireless 1-Channel Mic has been announced in India. It has been designed specifically for solo creators according to the brand. “This streamlined solution offers flexibility for future upgrades and includes all essential accessories for seamless connectivity,” said the company.
Sennheiser Profile Wireless 1-Channel Mic: Price
The Profile Wireless 1-channel microphone is now available at an MRP of Rs 19,900, with an introductory offer of Rs 15,990, exclusively on Amazon for a limited time. The Profile Wireless 2-channel system is also available, retailing at an MRP of Rs 29,900, with a deal price of Rs 24,990.
Sennheiser Profile Wireless 1-Channel Mic: Features
The Profile Wireless 1-channel system includes all the core components freelance creators and videographers need to capture high-quality audio, including a 2-channel 2.4 GHz receiver, 1 clip-on microphone transmitter, versatile mounting and connection accessories, and a carrying pouch. You can easily turn the Profile Wireless 1-channel system into full 2-channel system by adding an additional Profile Wireless clip-on microphone transmitter and charging bar, each sold separately.
It features 32-bit float recording capability, allowing for extremely high dynamic range, precision, and recovery of clipped audio. You also have the option to activate Backup Recording Mode on the clip-on mic, which will turn on internal recording automatically if the wireless signal becomes weak or drops out.
The mic has an operating time of up to seven hours, and 16 GB of memory for up to 30 hours of internal recording. If you’re in a hurry with limited time to verify levels, simply use Safety Channel Mode on the receiver, which will output the audio at your selected sound level on the left channel and at a lower level on the right channel, to help protect against clipping. It also has an OLED receiver display includes gyro sensor that automatically orients display.
The Profile Wireless 1-channel system comes with everything you need to connect to a camera, laptop, or phone. All key components are stored in the system’s portable carrying pouch, including the clip-on microphone, cold shoe mounting adaptor, USB-C and Lightning connectors, microphone mounting clip, and magnet for attachment to clothing.
Samsung seems to be planning an entirely new tablet that would come out later this year and could be called the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite. While Samsung already has its Fan edition tablets to cater to the mid-range tablets’ segment, the positioning of the Tab S10 Lite remains unclear at the moment. However, new Galaxy Tab S10 Lite leaks have spilled the beans over everything the new tablet will have to offer.
According to WinFuture and a few screenshots of the tablet’s specs and the product images shared by tipster Max Jambor on X, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite will be available in three shades, including silver, grey, and coral (pink), where the latter is an unusual colour from Samsung, that too for a tablet. It has Antenna lines of the back with a single camera. At the front, one can see the huge bezels surrounding the display. It may also have magnets on the back, below the camera, where the S-Pen will rest.
As for specs, the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite leaks suggest that there will be a 10.9-inch 90Hz LCD display on the front with SGS-certified blue light reduction and a resolution of 2112 x 1320 pixels. It will be powered by the Exynos 1380 Chipset which will be paired with 6GB and 8GB RAM options and 128GB and 256GB storage variants.
Under the hood, it will be backed by an 8000mAh battery with 25W fast charging, which is slower compared to the Tab S10 FE’s 45W charging speed. For optics, there will be an 8-megapixel rear sensor and a 5-megapixel front camera. There are also two stereo speakers and support for Dolby Atmos as per the leak.
The 524 gram Galaxy Tab S10 Lite also has a USB 3.2 compatible USB-C port and will launch with Android 15 with One UI 7 on top. Furthermore, it will likely receive up to 7 years of OS updates and security patches as well. It will have optional 5G and will be IP42 rated for water and dust resistance. S-Pen will be included in the box with the tablet.
Samsung reportedly plans to launch Wi-Fi-only and 5G versions of the Tab S10 Lite later this year. European pricing for the tablet could be as following:
Redmi 15 5G has been announced in India as the brand’s latest budget handset. The launch comes shortly after Redmi’s sister brand Poco announced the Poco M7 Plus 5G in the country. The devices look mostly identical in terms of specifications while they sport a distinct design. Here’s everything to know about the Redmi 15 5G.
Redmi 15 5G: Price, Availability
The Redmi 15 5G will be available in three variants: 6GB + 128GB at Rs 14,999, 8GB + 128GB at Rs 15,999, and 8GB + 256GB at Rs 16,999. Customers can choose from three color options including Frosted White, Midnight Black and Sandy Purple. The device will go on sale starting August 28, 2025, on Mi.com, Amazon.in, Mi Home and across leading retail partners.
Redmi 15 5G: Specifications
The Redmi 15 5G sports a 6.9-inch IPS LCD display with an FHD+ resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels along with up to 144Hz refresh rate, 288Hz touch sampling rate, 374 ppi, and 850 nits of peak brightness.
Under the hood, the phone packs a Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 SoC, paired with up to 8GB of LPDDR4x RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 2.2 internal storage which is also expandable. The handset runs on Android 15-based HyperOS 2 out of the box and will receive 2 OS updates and 4 years of security updates.
There is a 7000mAh battery under the hood with 33W Fast charging support and 18W reverse charging support. On the rear, the phone sports a dual camera setup, comprising a 50MP primary lens with an f/1.75 Aperture and an AI secondary lens. For selfies, an 8MP f/2.2 front-facing camera is included.
Additionally, connectivity options include support for Bluetooth, a Dual SIM, Wi-Fi 5, GPS, a USB-C port, and a 3.5mm Headphone jack. It also gets a side-mounted fingerprint sensor for security, a single bottom-mounted speaker, and is IP64 rated as well.
