Huawei is expected to launch the Pura X2 foldable smartphone in China around March, and new leaks have revealed additional details about the device’s display, performance, and storage.

Larger Inner and Cover Displays

According to a tipster, the Huawei Pura X2 will feature a 7.69 inch inner display with WQHD+ resolution. The outer cover display is said to measure 5.5 inches.

These screens represent a notable increase compared to the original Huawei Pura X, which offered a 6.3 inch inner display and a smaller 3.5 inch cover screen.

Kirin 9030 Chipset and Camera Upgrade

The leak also suggests that the Pura X2 will be powered by Huawei’s Kirin 9030 chipset. In addition, the foldable is expected to include a telephoto camera, although further camera specifications have not been disclosed.

Memory, Storage, and Software

Previous leaks indicate that the Huawei Pura X2 could offer up to 20GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage. The device is also expected to run HarmonyOS 6.1.

Color Options and Availability

The Huawei Pura X2 is rumored to be available in multiple color options, including blue, black, green, orange, purple, and white.

The foldable smartphone is expected to debut in China around March, although Huawei has not officially confirmed the launch date.

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17e has appeared in multiple leaks recently, and Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has now shared additional details that support earlier reports about the company’s next affordable smartphone.

A19 Chipset and MagSafe Charging

According to Gurman, the iPhone 17e will be powered by Apple’s A19 chipset. The device is also expected to support MagSafe charging, a feature that was not available on the previous iPhone 16e.

The new model will also include Apple’s latest in-house connectivity components, including the C1X cellular modem and the N1 wireless chip.

Price Expected to Remain Unchanged

Gurman reported that the iPhone 17e is expected to launch at the same $599 price as its predecessor. This suggests Apple plans to introduce hardware upgrades without increasing the cost.

Design and Launch Timeline

The report indicates that the iPhone 17e will keep a design similar to the iPhone 16e. It is also expected to skip the Dynamic Island feature.

The launch of the device is said to be imminent, with a recent leak pointing to a possible debut on February 19.

Canva has introduced deeper integration with ChatGPT, allowing users to generate designs that automatically match their brand identity. The update enables users to create branded visuals such as pitch decks and social media posts directly within ChatGPT.

The rollout aims to reduce the need for manual adjustments after generating AI designs, ensuring visuals align with a company’s logos, colors, and fonts from the start.

Automatic Design Consistency

At the center of the integration is Canva’s Brand Kit feature, which stores official brand elements, including logos, fonts, and color palettes. Once configured, ChatGPT can use this information to create designs that follow established branding guidelines automatically.

This means users no longer need to manually adjust visual elements after generating designs, even if they are unfamiliar with brand specifications.

New Tools to Simplify Presentation

Canva also introduced new features designed to streamline the design process within ChatGPT. One of these is the Guided Presentation Builder, which helps users focus on content before converting it into formatted presentation slides.

Another addition is Live Design Preview, which allows users to view and edit Canva designs directly inside ChatGPT without switching between applications.

These features are powered by Canva AI and are available through Canva’s AI hub starting today.

Over 12 Million Designs Made

Canva said its AI tools have already been used to create more than 12 million designs across ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot.

The rollout follows a similar update for Claude, which recently introduced interactive app support to expand AI functionality.

The integration allows users to move directly from an idea entered into ChatGPT to a completed branded design, reducing the need for separate editing steps.