Xiaomi 12 Pro hands-on review: Seriously fast charging
The Xiaomi 12 Pro has an enviable spec list, with the latest Qualcomm chip and a trio of 50-megapixel cameras, but can it overcome its businesslike design?
Why Google suddenly seems to care about tablets again
Google seems to be going all-in with its tablet game with the Android 12L update -- and for good reason.
The iPad Pro still has a place in a world with iPad Air 5
The ProMotion display, Thunderbolt port, and lidar sensor are major reasons why a professional would consider buying the 11-inch iPad Pro over the iPad Air 5.
Do fast chargers mean phone makers don’t care about environment?
Do the fast-charging blocks included with some phones mean the manufacturers don't care about the environment? We asked Oppo, Realme, and Xiaomi to find out.
What if Apple doesn’t release a foldable?
The foldable market has been growing on the Android side. What happens if Apple doesn't want to play?
Why Carl Pei’s Nothing is something to get excited about
Have you been hearing about Nothing, the new company formed by the co-founder of OnePlus? If so, this is why you need to pay attention to it.
How 5G is changing journalism
A collaboration between The New York Times and Verizon has given rise to 5G journalism lab.
Samsung’s Object Eraser mode takes on Google’s Magic Eraser
Samsung has a hidden challenger to Google's Magic Eraser mode on the Galaxy S22 UItra. It's called Object Eraser, and this is how you use it.
G-Shock’s red-and-gold MR-G watch makes a strong statement
G-Shock's latest luxury MR-G connected watch has a striking red-and-gold color scheme, along with some helpful connected features. We've tried it on.
Toughen up your iPad with the Brydge 10.2 Max+
The Brydge 10.2 Max plus is a great keyboard/case attachment for your iPad that's also pretty rugged.
Mobvoi TicWatch GTH Pro hands-on review: Monitor the plumbing
The TicWatch GTH Pro introduces arterial health to the health-focused wearable conversation, but it comes on cheap hardware.
Don’t you dare moan about the new iPhone SE’s higher price
The new third-generation Apple iPhone SE costs more than the second-generation model, but considering the extra value inside, it's still set to be a great buy.
Apple is the only company that can pull off an iPhone SE
As Apple gears up to release another iPhone SE, it's worth thinking why other companies haven't adopted this deceptively simple sales strategy
Ukraine wages war by phone
Ukraine is using smartphones to gather intelligence and spread information in its conflict with Russia.
What’s the deal with the Astro Slide 5G hybrid phone?
Planet Computers is reviving phones with physical keyboards with the laptop/smartphone hybrid Astro Slide 5G, which was delayed, but is due out soon.
It’s put-up or shut-up time for TCL’s foldables
TCL has been teasing its foldable phones for a while, but now it's about time to bring one to market.
The most exciting 5G technology to come out of MWC 2022
This year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) has come to a close, and we can already tell that it’s going to be another exciting year for new mobile technology.
Apple is not ready to launch its AR/VR headset yet
Apple fans are convinced that "Peek Performance" means we're about to see Apple's new headset. I'm not so sure.
How Apple can make the iPhone SE 2022 a massive success
If Apple brings a new iPhone SE to its March 8 event, we want it to have Touch ID, a bigger screen, and a low price. Impossible? Not necessarily.
Flaxseed and water bottles? Lenovo’s design experiments try it all
Digital Trends spoke with Lenovo's VP of design about its sustainability efforts, its use of new materials in products, and the future of computing design.
How phones, social media, games keep seniors connected, safe
Games and social media can help keep seniors connected and can also be beneficial to brain health.
Nomad Base One MagSafe charger hands-on: Beautiful, pricey
The Nomad Base One MagSafe charger is big. It's beautiful. And it's going to take a bite out of your wallet.
Testing Super Device, Huawei’s ‘pain-free’ multidevice link
Huawei's Super Device lets you wirelessly connect different products together for the purpose of multitasking and collaboration. We've tried it out.
How 5G could make cars better connected
Adding 5G to your vehicle will improve entertainment, firmware updates, and even repairs to the car.
All the best new smartphones from MWC 2022
Want to catch up on all the big new smartphone announcements from Mobile World Congress 2022? We've gathered all the top models from the show.
Check out the tech behind the Samsung Galaxy S22 cameras
The cameras found in Samsung's Galaxy S22 smartphones are an evolutionary upgrade, yet they still offer an appreciable advantage.
This $4,000 titanium beauty is the ultimate square G-Shock
Casio has released the ultimate version of its popular square G-Shock watch, the MRG-B5000. We've been wearing this $4,000 model to see if it's worth the money.
OnePlus talks OnePlus 10 Pro, OxygenOS, and foldables
OnePlus sat down with the media and we learned a lot about its distribution strategy, development, and foldables.
The Realme GT 2 Pro has a crazy wider-than-wide-angle camera
The Realme GT 2 Pro has the world's first 150-degree wide-angle camera on a smartphone, and we've put it to the test. The results are surprising.
What Google Maps can tell us about the Russian invasion
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could very well be the first major military conflict that can be tracked live on Google Maps.
Here’s what a future Apple foldable might look like
There are a few ways Apple could enter the foldable market. We examine the options.
Oppo’s slick Find X5 Pro is a phone loaded with potential
The Oppo Find X5 Pro has a lot of expectation attached to it, following the Find X3 Pro and folding Find N. We've spent 24 hours finding out if it's a winner.
Galaxy S22 Ultra’s camera takes on the iPhone 13 Pro’s
Camera phone heavyweights -- the Apple iPhone 13 Pro and new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra -- fight it out in a photo shootout, to see which one comes out on top.
ClipDart is an on-demand barber app aimed at people of color
Finding someone who can cut your hair is pretty easy -- unless you're a person of color who lives outside of a major city. ClipDart aims to fix that.