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TECNO has launched a new film tied to its global '100 Portraits of Becoming' collaboration with artist Angélica Dass. The film highlights the personal stories of individuals behind the project's portraits, focusing on their individual journeys rather than just their images.
TECNO has partnered with visual artist Angélica Dass to launch "100 Portraits of Becoming," a two-year global photography project covering Kenya, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Brazil. The first phase, featuring 20 portraits and personal stories from Kenya, has gone live, with the full project set to eventually include 100 subjects.
Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station claims Apple is prototyping two new iPhone displays—6.41 inches and 6.96 inches—for what may become the iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max. The panels reportedly feature a bezel-less design that curves on all four edges, paired with a new punch-hole camera cutout, though no actual images of the hardware have surfaced.
TECNO has unveiled a special version of its POVA 8 Pro 5G smartphone made in partnership with Italian lifestyle brand Tonino Lamborghini. The companies say the collaboration goes beyond cosmetic branding, with Lamborghini's design philosophy woven into the phone's hardware, software and overall character rather than just applied as a surface finish.
TECNO unveiled a concept Android smartphone at IFA 2026 featuring a 6.7-inch, 144Hz display with virtually no visible bezel, achieved by inserting the screen from the rear and using a dual-layer cover glass that extends beneath the frame. The device isn't production-ready, but the demo reportedly makes the border between screen and frame nearly imperceptible except at extreme angles.
Tecno, sister brand to Itel and Infinix, revealed a concept device called the Bezelless featuring a 6.78-inch, 144Hz, 1.5K OLED display with no visible bezel at all. The company achieved this by using two layers of cover glass, hiding the display's inactive edge beneath a slightly thicker surrounding frame rather than eliminating it. The device was shown to press ahead of its formal unveiling at the IFA trade show in Berlin and is not intended for commercial sale.
TECNO's bezel-less concept phone, first teased weeks ago, got its first hands-on demonstration from Marques Brownlee ahead of its planned IFA 2026 debut. The device uses internal display stacking so its metal frame sits slightly above the screen, hiding the bezel but creating a raised edge that can interfere with Android's edge gestures. It also packs a 144Hz display, triple rear cameras, a 6,000mAh battery, and a holographic lenticular back panel.