Nothing CEO Carl Pei has confirmed plans to sell phones in the U.S. It's about time buyers in the U.S. get a taste of competitive goodness and more value.
Huawei is gearing up to launch a new smartwatch hiding a pair of wireless earbuds under the display assembly. Nope, this is not a concept. It's a real thing.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 will reportedly feature a larger — and more functional — secondary screen at the back, as well as a less visible crease inside.
iOS 16 set the ball rolling for deep lock screen customization, and won universal praise for it. Samsung aped Apple, but it didn't pull any punches, either.
Elon Musk's shenanigans at Twitter are pushing a healthy bunch of users to an upstart named Mastodon. Here's a basic Mastodon onboarding guide for the expats.
A team of tech enthusiasts in China built their own foldable iPhone that actually works and looks extremely promising. Hey Apple, could you please hurry up?
Long before you feel the power of A14 Bionic chip and slick iPadOS 16 tricks on the iPad, Apple gives you a taste of the irresistible ease of its walled garden.
Xiaomi developed a real flagship phone with two 1-inch camera sensors that can take Leica's M-series lens kits. Also, it costs more than $40,000 a pop.
Google has paused its rule requiring use of its own Play Store system for in-app payments. Developers can use third-party services and avoid Google's 30% tax.
India's competition watchdog has slapped Google with two fines, each worth over $100 million. But it's the orders that truly hurt, and Apple might be next.
Industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that the iPhone 15 Pro models might ditch the physical volume and power buttons, and will rely on Taptic Engine touch.
Apple's Greg Joswiak has confirmed that iPhones are moving to the USB-C standard to comply with the EU mandate, but not without putting up a passionate defense.
OnePlus Nord N300 offers a 90Hz refresh rate screen, 5G support, a microSD card slot, and a 33W fast charging for just $228. Oh, and the charger is in the box.
We're again hearing rumors of macOS coming to iPads. More than ever, the stage is almost set in 2022 from the hardware side. It's Apple that is holding it back.
Google is rewarding RCS loyalists with features like auto transcription for voice notes in Messages, in-app YouTube video playback, intelligent reminders, etc.
The M2 iPad Pro banks on the idea that a modest chip upgrade and a hovering stylus trick are worth over $1,000. It makes little sense, especially as an upgrade.
At a starting price of $449, Apple has gone bold with the design of the 10th Gen iPad and has given it meaningful upgrades like USB-C, 5G, and updated cameras.
For all its boldness and rugged hardware, the Apple Watch Ultra is officially limited to a bland titanium look. If you seek bling, a polished style is possible.
iPhone 14 Pro offers Apple's biggest camera upgrade in years, while the OnePlus 10 Pro proudly parades its Hasselblad chops. However, the rivalry is lopsided.
Samsung and Google have joined hands to ease the cross-ecosystem device onboarding process between SmartThings and Home, thanks to Matter's multi-admin feature.
Google's Pixel Watch demands your attention, but there isn't much behind its curved glass aesthetic to warrant a price that could net you better smartwatches.
The iPhone 14 Pro is arguably the most powerful phone on the planet, courtesy of the A16 Bionic chip inside. It can crush any game, but poor thermals hold it back.
The EU's latest mandate for standardizing the USB-C port is great news, but if you're worried that it might also be the end of fast charging, you can be at peace.
Tesla says it has shipped the Full Self Driving Beta package to over 160,000 customers so far and has also made significant upgrades to its training system.
A medical breakthrough courtesy of Kennesaw State University promises a smartphone-connected device offering a noninvasive method of blood sugar analysis.
An analysis from Cambridge experts suggest that interactions with AI assistants like Alexa is impeding the social development of children and disrupt learning.
