Add 11 missing 2025-2026 phones and 2 SoCs from Wikipedia - #278
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8 phones from 2025-2026 that were missing, taken from the infoboxes of their Wikipedia articles. I found them by listing Category:Mobile phones introduced in 2025 and 2026 (113 articles) and matching against the dataset: 36 were absent.
Each record is canonical (self-referencing
base_model_slug),verified: false, and cites its article.Only the required fields are filled, and only single-model infoboxes with an exact SoC match were used.
Follow-up commits: added the
apple-a20-proSoC (2 nm N2, 2P@4.93 + 4E@2.64 GHz, 7-core GPU) andsnapdragon-6s-4g-gen-2(6 nm, Adreno 610). That unblocked iPhone 18 Pro (4,056 mAh, 211 g), iPhone 18 Pro Max (5,391 mAh, 249 g; values from the per-model lines of the shared infobox) and Vivo Y31d (6 GB, 7,200 mAh, 219 g). iPhone Duo stays out because its release date (2026-10-23) is still ahead.The other skips:
Closes #1