The AYN Odin 3 Portal has been announced with a familiar design and “flagship power,” though most of the important details remain unknown.
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Playdate OS 3.1.2 is available now, and owners on older firmware should update before October 15 to avoid future connectivity headaches.
The Anbernic RG DDS takes aim at the Retroid Pocket Duo, while DroidDeck brings Steam, Proton, and a Steam Deck-like experience to Android.
Anbernic’s new RG DDS is its most powerful dual-screen handheld yet, packing Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 performance and dual 3x-scaled 3DS displays.
Want a Steam Deck-like experience without leaving Android? DroidDeck brings Steam Big Picture, Proton, and Linux desktop features to supported handhelds.
SleepManager wants to make Android handheld standby smarter by reducing background activity and restoring services automatically when you wake the device.
Dust off your original AYN Odin: REG Linux now supports the Snapdragon 845 handheld, complete with SD card booting and working hardware acceleration.
New MagicX Mini Dream renders have arrived, along with pricing for the Dimensity 7300 model, which will start at $179 with 6GB of RAM.
ModRetro is giving the Chromatic a transparent makeover, teasing four new colors ahead of an official October 8 announcement.
Miyoo’s next handheld refreshes could include a 2GB Flip V3 and a faster Mini Plus V2, giving two familiar designs some meaningful internal upgrades.