The Phantom Ultimate 2 is Tecno’s first triple foldable concept phone. It follows the Phantom Ultimate, a rollable concept phone. Following the discovery of a trifold phone from Huawei, we now have another Chinese company in the mix: Tecno's Phantom Ultimate 2, a concept phone that was unveiled on Tuesday at the Berlin IFA technology conference. According to Tecno, this foldable phone "reimagines the large-screen experience in a pocket-sized device." In contrast to book-style folding phones like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 or Google's Pixel 9 Pro Fold, the Phantom Ultimate 2's cover screen unfolds into a larger "screen" measuring 10 inches, which is noticeably larger than the 7.6- and 8-inch displays found on its book-style peers. Tecno claims that portability is not compromised by the Ultimate 2. The proposed trifold phone model has a thickness of 11.1 millimeters, which is marginally thicker than the existing book-style phones. The Phantom Ultimate...

As investors awaited Nvidia, a chipmaker, to release its quarterly earnings results on Wednesday following the bell, S&P 500 futures saw a little decrease on Tuesday night. Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.14%, while futures linked to the broad market index fell 0.02%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were nearing the zero line. Following the release of adjusted profits for the second quarter that above forecasts, Nordstrom saw a 7% increase in after-hours trading. Ambarella, a semiconductor developer, saw a roughly 20% increase based on optimistic revenue projections for the third quarter. Calvin Klein's owner PVH plummeted more than 7% due to a dismal forecast for the current quarter. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite and the general market index both gained roughly 0.2% during Tuesday's trading session. Both indices were supported by Nvidia's 1.5% rise, which was announced. In contrast, the 30-stock Dow gained just 0.02%, which was sufficient to establish a record clo...

  At a Delta Air Lines maintenance facility close to the Atlanta airport on Tuesday, a tire explosion claimed the lives of two workers and critically injured another. According to Delta, the explosion happened inside a wheel and brake shop when wheel components were being dismantled for repair. According to the airline, the pieces were not at that time affixed to a plane. According to the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, an inquiry has been launched. Delta stated that it was collaborating with law enforcement and that the explosion's cause remained undisclosed. The airport said flights were unaffected, and Delta said its maintenance operation was unaffected. "The Delta family is heartbroken at the loss of two team members and the injury of another following an incident this morning at the Atlanta Technical Operations Maintenance facility," Delta said in a statement. "We have extended our full support to family members and colleagues during this ...