Cell Phones

For the 2020 Back-to-School season, families can benefit from using some of the latest tech products for learning and working anywhere.

The iPhone is a great device, but it’s not perfect, and sometimes issues do come up, so what do you do to fix them? Take matters into your own hands.

The Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro open things up in more ways than one through new hardware and software that shifts the focus in all the right places.

Once a pioneer in the wireless industry, Nokia has come out of hiding in Canada with these two mid-range smartphones.

Learn how to take better photos with your phone using easy tips to master light, angles, and editing for scroll-stopping images.

Google comes back for a double encore with its Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL smartphones, continuing its penchant for software-driven hardware features.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE straddles the line between flagship and mid-range, offering some premium features and design at a lower price.

Samsung pulled out the stops to make the Galaxy S23 Ultra stand out, not just against competitors, but also against its predecessors.

In some respects, LG has nothing to lose. Quietly building momentum with the previous two flagship smartphone iterations, the G3 and G4, the G5 has turned the company’s previous efforts on their heads. Having embraced an all-metal body for the phone, the design philosophy swerves dramatically to make it modular, too. Not only is the battery removable, but the idea is to enhance the phone’s features with hardware add-ons.

iPhone Xs is everything you love about iPhone. Taken to the extreme.