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Dust is that "feature" or drawback, The Verge's reviewer Allison Johnson argues. Samsung's head of smartphone planning Minseok Kang told her earlier this year that creating dustproof foldable phones remains technically challenging but "not impossible." Current flagship foldables from Samsung and Motorola carry IP48 ratings that protect against particles larger than one millimeter, while traditional smartphones at similar price points offer full IP68 dust and water resistance. The durability gap persists five years after Samsung's original Galaxy Fold experienced screen failures from small particles entering the hinge mechanism.

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Kerry, 44, has now weighed in and didn't hold back as she slammed Brooklyn for his 'awful' behaviour, while declaring that the situation is 'so dreadfully sad'.

A perfect storm of increased stamp duty, sluggish wage growth and sky-high living costs has plunged the UK housing market into a severe affordability crisis.

King Charles, 76, has officially begun his annual summer retreat to Balmoral Castle- marking the occasion with an inspection of The Royal Regiment of Scotland.

The tussle, which also saw a passerby intervene, occurred outside a branch of the supermarket chain in Sudbury Hill, Greenford, west London, last week.

The Duke of Sussex asked a friend to place the note and a wreath at the Burma Star Memorial in Staffordshire following the national service of remembrance last Friday.

The six stars of the brand new TV show appeared on the most recent episode of the ITV programme to chat to hosts Craig Doyle, 54, and Sian Welby, 38, about the brand new Hayu series.

The influencer, 28, who already shares one-year-old son Leo with fiancé Frankie Makin, looked sensational in a green and white striped bikini.

Average two-year fixed rate mortgages have dipped below 5% for the first time in almost three years.

Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands has been subjected to a horrific 'deepfake' porn attack, according to Seher Og Hor.

HR SaaS giant insists core systems untouched

Workday has admitted that attackers gained access to one of its third-party CRM platforms, but insists its core systems and customer tenants are untouched.…

They were recently named as being on the star-studded Strictly line-up

Husband killer Molly Martens had a secret plan to buy 'black market sperm' on the internet so she could get pregnant, according to the Irish Times .

The GB News host, 51, stunned in a white and blue bikini as she struck several poses while on holiday in Majorca with her daughter.

Terrifying footage of the incident on the DE3665 flight to Dussledorf, carrying 273 passengers and eight crew, saw the plane's engine burst into flames as it took to the skies on Saturday.

Travel experts at Alpine Elements have revealed one common passenger behaviour in airplane lavatories that causes unnecessary confusion for both fellow travellers and cabin crew.

Joss Stone has revealed she was in an abusive relationship as she opened up about the 'extremely dangerous' time in her life in a new Instagram video on Monday.

Two men have admitted violent disorder and have been told they are likely to face jail time

Fresh estimates show that the photocard has become an increasing burden on the TfL budget

Wikipedia volunteer Grnrchst uncovered a decade-long campaign that created articles about composer David Woodard in 335 languages. The investigation identified 200 accounts and IP addresses systematically creating Woodard articles across 92 languages between 2017 and 2019, averaging one new article every six days. From December 2021 through June 2025, 183 unique accounts each created a single Woodard article in different languages after establishing credibility through unrelated edits. Wikipedia stewards removed 235 articles from smaller wikis. Larger Wikipedia communities banned numerous accounts and deleted 80 additional articles. Twenty Woodard articles remain. Grnrchst called it "the single largest self-promotion operation in Wikipedia's history."

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