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Tech corporations are racing to make their merchandise smaller – and far, a lot thinner

By Editorial Board Published August 2, 2025 5 Min Read
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Tech corporations are racing to make their merchandise smaller – and far, a lot thinner

A few of the world’s main tech corporations are betting massive on very small improvements.

Final week, Samsung launched its Galaxy Z Fold 7 which – when open – has a thickness of simply 4.2mm, one of many slimmest folding telephones ever to hit the market.

And Honor, a spin-off from Chinese language smartphone firm Huawei, will quickly ship its newest foldable – the slimmest on this planet. Its new Honor Magic V5 mannequin is simply 8.8mm thick when folded, and a mere 4.1mm when open.

Apple can be anticipated to launch a foldable within the second half of subsequent 12 months, in line with a notice by analysts at JPMorgan revealed this week.

The race to miniaturise expertise is rushing up, the last word prize being the following evolution in client gadgets.

Whether or not it’s wearable gadgets, reminiscent of smartglasses, watches, rings or foldables – there’s huge market potential for any producer that may make its merchandise sufficiently small.

Regardless of being thinner than its predecessor, Honor claims its Magic V5 additionally provides important enhancements to battery life, processing energy, and digital camera capabilities.

Tech corporations are racing to make their merchandise smaller – and far, a lot thinner

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The Magic V5. Pic: Honor

Nevertheless, analysis and improvement into miniaturisation goes nicely past simply folding telephones.

An organization that is been on the forefront of growing augmented actuality (AR) glasses, Xreal, was one of many first to launch a viable pair to the buyer market.

Xreal’s specs can show pictures on the lenses like one thing out of a sci-fi film – permitting the wearer to attach most USB-C appropriate gadgets reminiscent of telephones, laptops and handheld consoles to an IMAX-sized display wherever they go.

Pic: Xreal

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Pic: Xreal

Specialists at The Metaverse Society counsel costs of those wearable gadgets may very well be lowered by shifting the burden of computing from the headset to a cell phone or pc, whose battery and processor would energy the glasses through a cable.

Nevertheless, regardless of the daunting problem, corporations are doubling down on analysis and making leaps within the space.

Social media large Meta can be vying for dominance within the miniature market.

Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses are shown off at the annual British Educational Training and Technology conference. Pic: PA

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Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses are proven off on the annual British Academic Coaching and Expertise convention. Pic: PA

Meta’s Ray-Ban sun shades (to which they lately added an Oakley vary), can’t venture pictures on the lenses just like the pair from Xreal – as a substitute they’ll seize images, footage and sound. When linked to a smartphone they’ll even use your cellphone’s 5G connection to ask Meta’s AI what you are taking a look at, and ask find out how to save a selected sort of houseplant for instance.

Li-Chen Miller, Meta’s vice chairman of product and wearables, lately mentioned: “You’d be hard-pressed to find a more interesting engineering problem in the company than the one that’s at the intersection of these two dynamics, building glasses [with onboard technology] that people are comfortable wearing on their faces for extended periods of time … and willing to wear them around friends, family, and others nearby.”

Mr Sutcliffe factors out that “Meta’s R&D spend on wearables looks extraordinary in the context of limited sales now, but should the category explode in popularity, it will be seen as a great strategic bet.”

Fb founder Mark Zuckerberg’s long-term intention is to mix the skills of each Xreal and the Ray-Bans into a totally functioning pair of smartglasses, able to capturing content material, in addition to show graphics onscreen.

Nevertheless, regardless of lately showcasing a prototype mannequin, the corporate was at pains to level out that it was nonetheless removed from prepared for the buyer market.

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