Smartphones

Why did Google show us a photo of the Pixel 4 months before its expected announcement?

And what iOS apps will Dark mode work with?

The Google Pixel 3A costs half as much as other flagship smartphones, but has the same great camera system as the Pixel 3.

The tiny Palm smartphone is now available as a standalone option to help size down while still getting all the features and apps you expect.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 feels similar to its predecessor, but a handful of impressive new features set it way, way apart.

Mophie’s newest releases are tiny but mighty chargers for the phones of the future.

Would you buy a phone with no buttons, headphone jack or charging ports?

Just two months into the new year and it looks as if one of the biggest narratives of 2019 will be folding screen technology.

We went hands-on with Samsung’s brand-new Galaxy S10 smartphones. Here’s what you need to know about them.

The Galaxy Fold’s standout feature 3-app multitasking, which allows you to have three apps opened and viewable all at the same time.

The sales pitch for Google Pixel 3 is pretty straightforward: it’s the best smartphone camera you can buy.

Night Sight is the feather in the Pixel 3’s cap, further cementing it as the clear best smartphone camera.

It’s got most of the latest high-end hardware specs you’d expect, but starting at just $549, you’re getting them at a really good deal.

The Google Pixel 3 can shoot incredible photos and videos, plus they leverage some pretty amazing AI and machine learning feature. Some of them you’ll use.

Google’s latest smartphone has all of the features we expected, plus a handful of groundbreaking ones that we didn’t.

The neat thing with the LG V40 ThinQ is that it’s easy to utilize all three rear cameras at once.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

Today, you buy a “factory unlocked” version on Amazon for $650.

That said, it’s not an iPhone X at all.

It allows smartphone videographers the ability to capture super wide-angle images with the inherent shallow depth of field of a telephoto lens.