Smartphones & Accessories

Smartphone storage limits may be steadily creeping up, but if they still don’t feel large enough, the Leef iBridge Air provides backup in your pocket.

Whether or not you got a new smartphone or want to do more with your current one, the right accessories can make a difference.

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.

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Google’s latest smartphones, the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, deliver a pure version of Android that also includes one of the most effective cameras available.

Google makes a really strong case for the Pixel 4a being one of the best—and most affordable—smartphones you can find in 2020.

The new Google Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL look and feel more familiar than you might think, with the latest features being truly subjective.

Google’s latest smartphone, the more budget-friendly Pixel 6a, is now available, and here is what you can expect from the device.

Samsung’s latest flagship foldable in the Galaxy Z Fold5 takes the familiar design to yet another level of refinement without changing much.

If you just want a smartphone that does the basics well, the Samsung Galaxy A53 is the ideal mid-range cellphone for you.