Exciting news for smartwatch fans! Leaks about the Google Pixel Watch 4 have surfaced, giving us a sneak peek at its colors and band options. According to a German retailer’s listings, the Pixel Watch 4 will come in two sizes and five stylish colors, making it a versatile choice for any wrist.

While the exact colors weren’t detailed, expect a range that suits both bold and classic tastes. The watch will also offer a variety of bands to match your style. From sporty to elegant, these bands will let you customize your Pixel Watch 4 for any occasion.

Some bands might only work with one size, so you’ll want to check compatibility when choosing. Accessories like chargers were also mentioned, hinting at more ways to enhance your experience. This leak follows earlier glimpses of the Pixel Watch 4’s design, which keeps the sleek look of its predecessor.

Shared by trusted leaker Roland Quandt, these details come from a retailer’s database, so they’re likely reliable, though more models could be announced later. Google is expected to officially unveil the Pixel Watch 4 at its Made by Google event in August or September 2025.

With its fresh colors and band options, the Pixel Watch 4 is shaping up to be a standout. Stay tuned for more updates as the launch gets closer, and get ready to pick your perfect combo

Bands:
2-Tone Leather Band: Jade
Active Band: Iris, Lemongrass, Moonstone
Active Sport Band: Indigo, Lemongrass, Moonstone, Peony
Crafted Leather Band: Moonstone
Metal Mesh Band: Matte Black, Polished Silver
Performance Loop Band: Moonstone
Woven Band: Indigo

— Arsène Lupin (@MysteryLupin) July 4, 2025

A recent report shares exciting details about the camera setup for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, expected to launch in early 2026. The phone is likely to keep the same telephoto camera as the Galaxy S25 Ultra, featuring a 50MP sensor for one of its zoom lenses.

This news follows earlier rumors suggesting Samsung might use a 200MP telephoto sensor, but it seems at least one of the two telephoto cameras will stick with the 50MP setup. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is also expected to carry over the 50MP ultrawide camera introduced in the S25 Ultra last year.

Additionally, the main rear camera will likely remain a 200MP sensor, similar to its predecessors. While these choices might disappoint fans hoping for major upgrades, Samsung appears to be focusing on refining existing technology rather than overhauling it.

Details about the second telephoto sensor are still unclear, leaving room for speculation about potential improvements. The Galaxy S26 Ultra’s camera system is shaping up to be a strong contender, building on the success of previous models.

As the launch date nears, more leaks are expected to clarify the full picture of this flagship’s capabilities. Samsung fans can look forward to a device that balances familiar features with possible tweaks to enhance performance. Stay tuned for updates as we get closer to the official reveal.

Samsung is making its Secure Folder feature even better with the One UI 8 update, giving users more control over their private apps and data. Secure Folder is a special space on Galaxy devices where you can keep sensitive files and apps safe with extra security, like a password or fingerprint.

With One UI 8, Samsung adds new options to manage how apps in Secure Folder work with sharing. You can now choose whether these apps show up in the share menu when you want to send files or data from other apps.

This means you can share content directly to Secure Folder apps if you want, or keep them hidden for more privacy. It’s all about giving you the power to decide what’s shared and what stays private. Another handy feature lets you close all Secure Folder apps automatically when you lock the folder.

This encrypts the apps and stops them from showing notifications or appearing in other menus until you unlock the folder again. You can also allow some apps to keep running in the background, so they can still send notifications if needed.

These changes make Secure Folder more secure and easier to use. The One UI 8 beta is already available for Galaxy S25 users, with a full release expected soon, bringing these privacy upgrades to more Galaxy devices.