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Apple is said to be reducing production of the iPhone Air. The Cupertino-based company is reportedly ramping up production for other iPhone 17 models, as the lineup sees strong demand despite trade tensions and a slow global smartphone market. Apple is reportedly keeping the overall production target of 85 to 90 million units for the iPhone 17 lineup.

OnePlus 15’s launch in China is only a week away. The much-anticipated debut of the Chinese tech firm’s next flagship phone is set for October 27. It is confirmed to be powered by the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, the same as the flagship handsets from Xiaomi. Although the key features and pricing of the phone have been leaking online for a while, various technical specifications of the handset remain under wraps. The phone is also confirmed to be unveiled in India soon.

WhatsApp is reportedly testing its new “@all” mention feature with select beta testers in the Android 2.25.31.9 update, gradually rolling it out to more users. The feature lets users alert all group members at once, saving time and improving coordination. In small groups, everyone can use it, while in groups with over 32 members, only admins can use it to prevent spam. Users can also mute @all notifications to avoid distractions, with controls available in the group info section under notification settings.

Samsung Galaxy S26 series, which is expected to launch early next year, was earlier tipped to include Pro, Ultra, and Edge models. A recent report revealed that the company has halted the Galaxy S26 Edge project due to lower-than-expected market demand. Now, a tipster has revealed that the South Korean tech giant will continue with the current naming scheme for its flagship lineup. This suggests that the lineup might include the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Redmi K90 is all set to be launched in China today (October 23) alongside the Redmi K90 Pro Max. The company has already announced several details about both handsets in the days leading up to their debut. The standard variant will sport a 6.59-inch screen, while the Pro Max will come in at 6.9 inches. Both handsets are confirmed to be powered by Snapdragon chipsets.