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Xiaomi has given us an early look at its new wide-screen foldable, the Xiaomi 18 Fold, at IFA 2026, and confirmed it'll pack the new XRing O3 chip and LPDDR6 RAM.
MapQuest is enjoying an unexpected comeback after refusing to rename Lake Ontario, with downloads surging as users look for an alternative to Google Maps and Apple Maps.
The POCO F9 Ultra pairs flagship hardware with a dedicated Bose-tuned subwoofer, and one noisy party convinced me smartphone speakers can still be genuinely interesting.
Demand for Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 has reportedly exceeded expectations, forcing Samsung to reshuffle component supplies as it tries to keep production moving.
A new leak suggests Oppo's upcoming Find X10 could pack two 200MP cameras and an 8,000mAh battery, making it one of the most overpowered base flagships yet.
For those chasing the dream of a versatile book reader that's as comfortable as using a phone, and then adds some extra practical oomph into the mix, the DuRoBo Krono is a near-perfect device.
A new leak claims the Galaxy S27 and S27+ could use the same 3x telephoto system as the S27 Pro, potentially replacing the aging 10MP zoom camera found on the current models.
Samsung is reportedly testing a 50MP 4x telephoto camera with a larger 1/1.9-inch sensor for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, though the final setup is still being evaluated.
Samsung recently rolled out a fix for the red tint issue affecting some Galaxy S26 Ultra units, but a new report suggests it fails to resolve the problem for some owners.
Huawei’s next tri-fold protects its huge flexible display with a new inward-folding design while adding 2TB storage, stylus support, privacy-screen options, and three lavish finishes
Apple internally prototyped an Apple Pencil built for its upcoming foldable iPhone, according to Mark Gurman, but it won’t ship, at least not this September.
Hisense’s A10 Ultra combines a conventional color display with a removable E Ink screen, giving users a phone and dedicated reading display in one unusual device.