iPhone XS and XS Max

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

Samsung Galaxy A51 review

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The Samsung Galaxy A51 is the affordable phone that tries getting you in the door without breaking the bank to get a good mobile experience.

What you should do if you lose your phone

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 Smartphones are more than cool tech toys and tools. For many of us, they are a lifeline to our personal and work lives, an extension of our brains which have our schedules, contacts, photos, videos and music that’s close to our hearts. Here are the steps to take if you lose your phone.

Samsung Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ review

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Samsung may have pushed as many features as it could into the Galaxy S20 Ultra, but it’s the Galaxy S20 and S20+ that may be the real value options.

Samsung launches new foldable phones, Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watches

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Samsung new products at its Unpacked event, headlined by the Galaxy Z Fold4 and Galaxy Z Flip4, plus all-new earbuds and smartwatches.

LG Velvet review

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The LG Velvet can be a surprising smartphone, primarily for how it looks, yet it also retains a little too much familiarity in how it works.

Review: Wilson home cell phone booster

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There’s a dead zone in my home. If you’re not outside on the back deck or by the front door you won’t get a cell phone signal – doesn’t matter the phone or the service. With the prospect of another winter shivering outside to talk on the cell, I was anxious to check out the Wilson DT Desktop Signal Booster.    

Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL review

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

Google Pixel 7a review

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Google gives you a number of reasons why you should spend less on a phone with a quality choice in the Pixel 7a.

Preview: Nokia Lumia 625

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Fans of Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 operating system have less choice in smartphones than their Android counterparts, so it’s always news when a new device arrives in Canada. Nokia’s Lumia line of smartphones set the standard for the Windows Phone experience and the Lumia 625 is set to raise the bar for value-priced Windows mobile devices. Improving on 2012’s Lumia 620, the 625 gains a faster Snapdragon CPU, bigger display, LTE compatibility and a leap in battery life. There are some compromises compared to the 620 (for example, NFC support has been dropped) but the Lumia 625 provides much of the experience of more expensive smartphones in a budget-friendly device. Expect to see it soon at Best Buy.