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Blackberry and Blu Products got into a nasty legal spat in October 2016, when the former accused the latter of infringing on its patents. But the two companies agreed to bury the hatchet, to the benefit of affordable phone fans.
Back in November, Google suspended over 200 accounts linked to reselling Pixel phones originally purchased from Project Fi. Now, the current owners of some of those devices are finding themselves with a rather expensive paperweight.
LG's X Power 2, the successor to 2016's X Power, will be released in May. The phone lives up to its name with a gargantuan battery, capable of many hours talk time and video use. Here's everything you need to know.
HTC's One X9 apparently sold well enough to warrant a sequel, and it looks like the Taiwanese firm will launch one. As far as sequels are concerned, however, the One X10 seems more like a refresh than a step up.
Samsung announced the Galaxy Xcover 4, the latest in the company's line of rugged smartphones. The phone will be available in Europe sometime in April, though wider availability is unknown.
Chinese manufacturer Ulefone unveiled the F1, the company's latest smartphone that bears a striking resemblance to Xiaomi's Mi Mix. The F1 will be available sometime during the second half of 2017.
