On July 11, a new brand launched a new phone in the U.S., and it's a very big deal. This is why you should be greeting the Nothing Phone 2 with open arms.
We're just a few months away from Apple's iPhone event. But this one rumor will make me furious if a certain feature doesn't come to the iPhone 15 Pro.
Though Google only recently released the Pixel Fold, Samsung's set to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 5 soon. Here's what the Z Fold 5 needs to beat the Pixel Fold.
The new Snoopy watch face for the Apple Watch is one of the cutest ones around. Here's a hands-on look at it, plus a quick guide on how to get it for yourself.
We think the Nothing Phone 2 is one of the most important phones launching this year, and having now used it, the good news is it's shaping up to be a winner.
Threads has quite a few similarities to Twitter, which likely made it easier for you to join. But now let's examine the glaring differences between the two.
Samsung's foldable phones are nothing short of an engineering marvel. But they are also fragile and tend to break. We talked to service experts for an inside look.
We've tried the whole tablet-and-speaker dock thing before, going all the way back to 2011. The experience hasn't gotten any better — not even with the Google Pixel Tablet.
Steve Jobs famously expressed his disdain for styluses in 2007, and most companies followed suit. But I think having a stylus for my phone is pretty great.
Rumors say the Pixel 8 Pro will have a temperature sensor. But an app called FeverPhone is already measuring body temperatures — and with impressive results.
It's well-known that the OnePlus 11 is a great-looking phone. But the new Marble Odyssey color may be one of the most stunning Android phones I've ever seen.
Apple Vision Pro offers many unique 3D experiences, but the one I wish to be available on other devices, including the iPhone and the iPad, is spatial FaceTime.
The Pixel Tablet is a two-in-one product, but like so many of its type, it only manages to nail one half of the brief. The other half just can't keep up.
The way TCL's NXTWEAR S smartglasses deal with corrective lenses for spectacle wearers helps answer one of the big questions about the Apple Vision Pro.
This wearable may go in your ear, but unlike an AirPod, it's designed to help people suffering from debilitating dizziness rehabilitate and live normal lives.
Does the Apple Vision Pro's high price matter? Not when it's already given VR its iPhone moment and changed the market forever -- even before it's come out.