Following up on its first release in the States, Lenovo is back with a new Legion Tab, Gen 5, which brings back the compact 8.8-inch form factor but this time with a much bigger battery, new colors, and a way higher price too. The Lenovo Legion Tab (Gen 5) is familiar in a few ways. It has an 8.8-inch LCD display, but now with much higer resolution of 3040×1904. It’s also powered by the latest flagship Snapdragon chip, this time the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (paired with 12GB or up to 16GB of...

Shia LaBeouf Arrested Again in NOLA on Battery Charge Shia LaBeouf has been arrested again in New Orleans, TMZ can confirm. The actor was taken into a county jail just after 1:30 PM local time Saturday on a new battery charge, online records show. It’s unclear if this charge stems from the Feb. 17 incident that led to his arrest. It was reported earlier Saturday a new warrant was issued for the Disney alum stemming from his prior arrest. As we reported … Shia was originally arrested...

Kerry Wan/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. The Honor Magic V6 is undoubtedly the thinnest book-style foldable I have ever held. At just 4.0mm unfolded and 8.75mm when closed, this phone has pushed foldable design to a point where the frame housing the USB-C port is barely thicker than the port itself. It really is a sight to behold. Also: Best of MWC 2026: Live updates on phones, concepts, and innovations we’re seeing Honor sent me the Magic V6 ahead of its Mob...

The Honor Magic V6 is one of the first big announcements coming out of this year’s MWC – the most impressive figures on its spec sheet are how thin it is, 4.0mm unfolded and 8.8mm folded, and how big its battery is, 6,660mAh. The phone reaps the benefits of Honor’s partnership with battery maker ATL. Its battery features fifth-generation Silicon-Carbon (Si-C) material. It achieves a high energy density by using 25% silicon content, which is the highest in the industry, according to Honor....

Rugged foldable pairs Snapdragon 8 Elite power with one of the biggest batteries in the category Honor HONOR has officially launched the Magic V6, and it is clearly aiming to redefine what a premium foldable can offer in 2026. The device combines a slim profile with high-end hardware, including Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 platform and one of the largest batteries ever seen in a foldable. But the real headline here is durability. The Magic V6 is being positioned as the first fold...

Samsung’s new top-of-the-line phone packs upgrades to the camera and battery, but here’s what I’ve loved using so far. Abrar Al-Heeti Senior Technology Reporter Abrar’s interests include phones, streaming, autonomous vehicles, internet trends, entertainment, pop culture and digital accessibility. In addition to her current role, she’s worked for CNET’s video, culture and news teams. She graduated with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism f...

Honor kicked off MWC 2026 by announcing its latest foldable – the Magic V6. It’s a milestone not just for Honor but for foldables in general, being the first to sport IP68 and IP69 ingress protection. And it’s a proper flagship, equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, triple cameras with a dedicated 3x optical zoom periscope and an upgraded 6,660mAh Si-C battery. Honor Magic V6 From an engineering perspective, this is Honor’s toughest foldable to date. It features a new Super St...

For the third year running, Honor has announced what it says is the world’s thinnest book-style folding phone. For the second year, it’s combined that with the biggest battery in any foldable too. This year, for its third and final trick, the company went ahead and made sure it was the first foldable with an IP69 rating too. The Honor Magic V6 was announced at MWC in Barcelona today, though Honor has played a bit fast and loose with timing to guarantee those three records: the V6 won’t go...

Australia has officially reached a massive milestone in our transition to a smarter, more resilient energy grid. Federal Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, announced today that the Cheaper Home Batteries program has now seen 250,000 systems installed. This achievement comes less than 10 months after the program first launched on 1 July 2024, showing a massive appetite for energy independence among Aussie households. For a nation that already leads the world in rooftop solar ado...