While the iPhone Air is an engineering marvel in terms of size, reports of sales don't really reflect that. Since its launch in September 2025, iPhone Air has reportedly underperformed. According to these industry sources, some of Apple’s suppliers have already scaled back or halted production lines meant for the Air after sluggish demand.

For most people, larger phones are better than smaller ones, so smaller phones went the way of the dinosaur. The same thing could happen to thin phones now, or at least it could for Samsung, which could be looking to stop producing its ultra-thin Edge variant smartphone.

The newly released iPhone Air, starting at RM4999, has surprised many by lasting longer in battery life tests compared to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. So, what should you know about it?

Quite a few people have been waiting for Zack at JerryRigEverything to take the Apple iPhone Air through his durability test. This is probably because of the rather infamous “bendgate” back in 2014 involving the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Check out how it did here.

Just like the rumours of the iPhone 17e kicking out the Plus variant in the iPhone 17 series, Samsung could be revamping the upcoming Galaxy S26 series with a new Edge model. This new addition is expected to replace the current "Plus" model, which has consistently recorded the lowest sales among the Galaxy S series variants.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, which was recently released this week, could signal the return of ultra-thin smartphones. Featuring a remarkably slim 5.84mm profile, it is one of Samsung's thinnest to date. Alongside other models, it represents a resurging shift in 2025 toward thinner, lighter phones. Are ultra-thin smartphones making a comeback in 2025?

Today, Samsung Electronics finally unveiled the Galaxy S25 Edge in South Korea. The company is hailing it as a new balance of premium, pro-level performance in a titanium body, enabled with Galaxy AI. At the moment, the phone has not been announced for the Malaysian market, but here's what we know about it so far.

As predicted by Evan Blass in early May, Samsung is indeed going to unveil the Galaxy S25 Edge on 13 May at 9 AM KST (8 AM, Malaysia timezone). The launch will be held in South Korea, and Samsung even gave us hints of what to expect.

Details of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge have been in the rumour mills ever since Samsung’s teaser during the launch of the Galaxy S25 Series. Now, we may have just gotten the official release date for the device, if reliable tipster Evan Blass is to be believed.

It has been a while since Samsung revealed the Galaxy S25 Edge at the Galaxy Unpacked event. Ever since then, not much information or teasers have been given until today. But according to this reputable German website, we may have some good ideas of what the phone will offer.