Samsung Display showcased a new foldable OLED panel at CES that doesn’t have a visible crease — something that currently blights every foldable phone on the market. This could be our first look at the panel used in the next generation of Samsung’s Galaxy foldables and even the folding iPhone, given that Samsung Display is a long-time provider for Apple.
The display unit was missing from Samsung Display’s CES showcase when The Verge team visited yesterday, but was initially set up beside a Galaxy Z Fold 7 foldable to provide a side-by-side comparison. SamMobile saw the demo before it was removed, and reports that the new panel “has no visible crease at all” compared to the crease on the Z Fold 7.
“The foldable panel showcased at the booth was an R&D concept, with no fixed timeline or plan for commercialization,” Rosie Kim, an Omnicom PR spokesperson for Samsung Display, told The Verge. Samsung Display did not explain why the concept panel had been removed from its exhibit.
Apple’s foldable iPhone will reportedly feature a crease-free display, so some future iteration of this concept panel may be used in the design. Samsung may also build versions of the panel into the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide Fold — the latter of which is rumored to be the same size as Apple’s foldable.
Jamison Hensley is a reporter covering the Baltimore Ravens for ESPN. Jamison joined ESPN in 2011, covering the AFC North before focusing exclusively on the Ravens beginning in 2013. Jamison won the National Sports Media Association Maryland Sportswriter of the Year award in 2018, and he authored a book titled: Flying High: Stories of the Baltimore Ravens. He was the Ravens beat writer for the Baltimore Sun from 2000-2011.
A day after one of the most challenging seasons for quarterback Lamar Jackson ended, the Baltimore Ravens backed their two-time NFL Most Valuable Player moving forward.
“I think as long as we have Lamar Jackson, I feel like this team can win a Super Bowl,” Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard said during the Ravens’ locker cleanout Monday. “I guess the biggest thing is he makes this thing go.”
In an injury-filled season in which he missed four games, Jackson finished with a losing record (6-7) for the first time in his eight-year career, totaling his fewest passing yards (2,549) and touchdown passes (21) since 2022. He also recorded a career-low 349 yards rushing.
But, in Sunday night’s 26-24 loss at the Pittsburgh Steelers, Jackson nearly carried Baltimore to the AFC North title with a comeback victory. He became the second player in NFL history to throw two go-ahead touchdowns of 50-plus yards in the fourth quarter, joining the Jaguars‘ David Garrard in 2010.
Jackson and the Ravens were ultimately eliminated from the postseason when Tyler Loop‘s 44-yard field goal try sailed wide right as time expired.
“Right before we went out [in the fourth quarter], and he’s like, ‘Let’s be legendary,'” Ravens offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten said. “That’s exactly what he did. He’s the best in the NFL.”
Through the first three quarters, Jackson was 5-of-10 for 66 yards with one touchdown and one interception. In the fourth quarter, he completed 6 of 8 passes for 172 yards with touchdown throws of 64 and 50 yards to wide receiver Zay Flowers.
On that 50-yard touchdown pass, Jackson slipped past unblocked nose tackle Keeanu Benton and outside linebacker Alex Highsmith and found a wide-open Flowers.
“He’s the most electrifying player there is in this game,” center Tyler Linderbaum said. “Shoot, I cut a nose guard loose and he somehow slipped out of it and threw the ball 80 yards for a touchdown. That’s the kind of ability he has.”
The Ravens have work to do with Jackson this offseason. His salary cap figure soars to $74.5 million, which accounts for 25% of Baltimore’s 2026 salary cap. The team will likely need to get a new contract with Jackson to reduce that cap hit.
Asked whether he feels he will remain with the Ravens amid looming contract talks, Jackson said, “We just lost a game — a divisional game — a game to put us in the playoffs. I’m not even thinking about that right now, to be honest with you. I’m still caught up in what just happened. That’s not my focus right now.”
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TEMPE, Ariz. — The Arizona Cardinals fired third-year head coach Jonathan Gannon on Monday, the day after a 37-20 loss to the Los Angeles Rams concluded their worst season of the modern era.
Arizona finished 3-14 this season, bringing Gannon’s record to 15-36 in his three seasons as the Cardinals’ head coach. He never reached the playoffs while also never finishing higher than third in the NFC West. Arizona went 4-13 in 2023 to finish last in the division and 8-9 last season to finish third.
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Gannon has gone 3-15 against the NFC West — 2-4 against the 49ers, 1-5 against the Rams and 0-6 against the Seahawks. His dismal showing against the division was magnified this year because the three other teams all made the playoffs. The Cardinals’ 2025 season included losing streaks of five and nine games.
The peak of the Gannon era came last season, when Arizona was in first place in the NFC West after a Week 10 win over the New York Jets. They remained in first during their bye in Week 11 and then lost four games in a row to slide down to third place.
Expectations were high heading into this season. This was supposed to be the third year of a three-year rebuild with Gannon and Ossenfort, who was hired about a month before Gannon in 2023.
Arizona focused primarily on defense during free agency and the draft, adding just four offensive players — none of whom started the season as starters. The offense struggled all season, especially when it came to closing out games, even in the team’s two wins to open the year.
Gannon was fired despite the fact that Arizona played with a roster that continued to get decimated throughout the season because of injuries.
Heading into Sunday’s game against the Rams, Arizona had 42 different players miss a combined 309 games with injury and had 25 players on injured reserve — the most in the NFL — including quarterback Kyler Murray, running backs James Conner and Trey Benson and wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
Gannon signed a five-year contract in 2023, which means the Cardinals will have to pay out the last two years of his deal.
Along with hiring a new head coach, Arizona will have a major QB decision to make this offseason with Murray, who is guaranteed $36.8 million in 2026. On the fifth day of the new league year in mid-March, another $19.5 million of Murray’s 2027 base salary becomes guaranteed if he is still on the roster.
For a long time, tech companies have pitched pet cameras as a way to find out what your furball is up to when you’re not home. Vex, a new robot companion launched at CES this week, takes that a step further: it follows your pet around, filming as it goes, and uses AI smarts to stitch together a video from the footage.
Vex is a small white sphere that comes with cute, stubby limbs, ears, and accessories in a range of colors. It’s compact enough to hold in one hand, so will almost certainly be smaller than whatever pet you want it to film.
It’s autonomous enough to follow your cat or dog around the house and play with them, and uses visual recognition to identify specific pets. It films as it goes, catching low-angle footage that should come a little closer to your pet’s perspective, and cuts each day’s footage into “moving narratives and shareable stories.” Manufacturer FrontierX hasn’t actually shared an example of that edited footage though, which will be the real test of whether this is worthwhile.
It’s joined by Aura, a larger spherical bot with a circular screen for a face. This is being sold more as a companion bot for people, with the ability to read body language and facial expressions to understand your mood. Like Vex it can follow you around, and even talk to you with the help of LLM-powered conversational features.
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Two more NFL teams officially made the postseason during Week 17 of the 2025 NFL regular season, and three division titles were clinched. So what’s at stake in the final week of the regular season?
There are two spots left in the playoffs (one in each conference), and three division titles are still up for grabs heading into Sunday. The NFC’s 1-seed was settled Saturday night, but the AFC’s 1-seed is still unclaimed.
Let’s take a look at how those spots can be claimed in Week 18.
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I am old enough to remember when the SEC managed only three NCAA bids three times in a four-year span (2013-2016). Old enough to remember it being the No. 7 conference, just decimal points ahead of the Atlantic 10, in 2012-13. Even old enough to remember when Missouri and Texas A&M, not to mention Texas and Oklahoma, were in the Big 12.
So while last season’s monumental 14 bids were a bit of a perfect storm, the SEC’s basketball fortunes had been trending upward for some time. It’s why the league’s bid average has climbed above even the 18-team Big Ten since the COVID interruption of 2020. The hoops have gotten so good in the SEC that its gridiron performance is an afterthought (wink, wink …).
What the conference can’t possibly repeat, however, are its double 1-seeds, double 2-seeds and twin Final Four entries (Auburn and national champion Florida) of 2025. That kind of dominance is unsustainable, leaving us with an SEC that is simply excellent instead of generational. It’s also not a bad place to land the plane.
The SEC will be hard-pressed to field one Final Four entrant, much less repeat its double dip of last season. However, its leading candidate being Vanderbilt is an equally good story.
It’s got to be a bit disappointing for the folks in Gainesville and Lexington to have their home teams in the second tier of SEC contenders. But it’s a long season, and all five schools here could change their fortunes dramatically.
A year ago, LSU (14-18, 3-15 conference) was one of the SEC’s two misses. A likely must-win year for Matt McMahon has produced a 12-1 nonconference slate so far — albeit against a sub-250 schedule. The Tigers’ “real” season begins today at fellow bubbler Texas A&M.
Georgia lost its NBA first-rounder Asa Newell but is right back in the thick of things for an NCAA bid. The Bulldogs, like LSU, went 12-1 nonconference, with wins over Georgia Tech, Xavier, Florida State and Cincinnati that are solid, if unspectacular. A .500 league record should be enough for an NCAA return date.
The 6-seed Gamecocks of 2024 (26-8, 13-5 SEC) are looking like an outlier. As for Mississippi State, the Bulldogs had nonconference opportunities but could not close the deal when it counted.
Key games to watch
Jan. 7: Alabama at Vanderbilt, an early SEC showdown that could set the tone for the conference race.
Jan. 24: Auburn at Florida, a Final Four rematch, which the Gators could use to propel them to a repeat.
