It's possible that a typo caused the Dynamic Island redesign iPhone 18 leaks.

 

It's possible that a typo caused the Dynamic Island redesign iPhone 18 leaks. Did the recent leaks about Dynamic Island and the redesigned selfie camera on the iPhone 18 Pro get lost in translation? A new leaker says yes

It's possible that a typo caused the Dynamic Island redesign iPhone 18 leaks.

Rumors about Apple's plans for the iPhone 18 and fold able iPhone have been circulating for the past eight months, with the big iPhone event in September just eight months away. In the past few days, Apple fans have been talking about one leak in particular, which suggested big changes were coming to the controversial Dynamic Island.

The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max were said to have an under-display Face ID that would replace the pill-shaped Dynamic Island and house the selfie camera in a smaller "hole-punch" cutout.

Instant Digital, a leaker on the China-based social media app Weibo, explained that Western media outlets misinterpreted the leak from last week, which came from another Weibo-based leaker named Digital Chat Station.

Instant Digital claims that while Apple is relocating an infrared Face ID component under the display, this would not affect the overall design of the display itself.

Some English-language coverage appears to have misinterpreted early reports about the Face ID components from Chinese and Korean sources as a front hole-punch camera on the left side of the device.

As MacRumors points out, another Apple leaker on X known as ShrimpApplePro has also corroborated Instant Digital's explanation by leaking an alleged photo of the new Face ID and selfie camera assembly.

In a nutshell, the death of the Dynamic Island has been greatly exaggerated in reports. Even though it is slightly smaller on the new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, it appears that the pill-shaped Dynamic Island will still be present.

The phone with a real 10,001 mAh battery is extremely light.

Frustrated that your phone's battery lasts barely a day?  That is fixed by Realme's most recent smartphone.

It's called the Realme P4 Power 5G, and it has a humongous, 10,001mAh battery inside.  The Galaxy S25 Ultra, Samsung's flagship phone, has a battery capacity of 5,000 mAh for comparison.

According to Realme's estimates, this translates into 932.6 hours of standby time, 32.5 hours of YouTube streaming time, and 185.7 hours of music listening time.

What about consistent use? Realme claimed in a press release that the battery offers "week-long endurance."

When it comes to the phone's overall battery life, Realme is surprisingly modest in some of its promotional materials, claiming that it will last 1.5 days between charges. However, the company asserts that "other" phones must be charged twice daily, so we assume they are referring to extremely high usage here.

Big batteries on smartphones are not new. I dug through Mashable's archive as back as 2019 to find an Energizer phone with an 18,000mAh battery.  However, Realme's P4 Power 5G stands out in a major way: it looks like a regular phone and only weighs 219 grams.

We couldn't find the P4 Power 5G's exact dimensions, but judging by Realme's promo pics, it isn't that much thicker than its predecessor, the Realme P4 5G, which boasts a 7.58-millimeter body (and, by the way, has a 7,000mAh battery).

Realme's battery tech brings other perks to the mix, too.  This phone, for instance, has reverse charging capabilities of 27W, making it ideal for use as a power bank for other electronic devices. Additionally, the company claims that the phone can be plugged in and used while charging at 1% battery capacity.

The Realme P4 Power 5G appears to be a reasonably well-equipped midrange Android phone in addition to its enormous battery. We know that the phone has a 6.78-inch, 144Hz AMOLED display, a Dimensity 7400 chip from Mediatek, and 12GB of RAM (according to Geekbench listings). Realme has not officially revealed all of the specs.

There is a triple camera system on the back, but the specifics of the cameras haven't been made public.

On January 29, the Realme P4 Power 5G will make its debut in India in TransOrange, TransSilver, and TransBlue. At this time, we do not have any specifics regarding global availability.

by weatharo