Smartphones & Accessories

Google will enable Android Auto to run wirelessly from your phone in compatible vehicles, while Google Assistant rolls out throughout the platform.

Samsung splits the Galaxy Note10 in two with not one, but two big models to choose from, and if size truly matters to you, this duo might be the right fit.

Motorola is back and so is the Moto X, this time with the ‘Play’ moniker as a play on the phone’s longevity. The mid-range smartphone is Motorola’s newest flagship in Canada, packing in a huge battery into a frame that sports a larger display than last year’s model. A new camera has also been added to address the limitations of the prior Moto X handsets, pitting this device in a unique place that aims to capture the attention of consumers looking for a dependable smartphone that does everything.

Samsung makes the world’s the best-selling Android flagship smartphone in the Galaxy S5, but not everyone is a fan of the device. Among the most frequent complaints are its large size and its all-plastic design. Samsung was obviously listening because the Galaxy Alpha addresses both of those issues with a premium metal-framed body and compact design. The Galaxy Alpha is Samsung’s best-looking smartphone to date, yet still offers a high performance Android experience.

The Google Pixel 7 Pro looks and feels a lot like its predecessor, though can still stand out as one of the best Android handsets available.

Samsung Galaxy Note9 has the power and speed to fuel your always-on lifestyle. With Note9, you can live and work in new ways, see and do what you couldn’t do before, and stay ahead of the curve.

The Galaxy S20 Ultra is Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone packed with its latest and best features, but how good are they when you put them all together?

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

Accessories for your cellphone take a useful technological gadget and transform it into an essential digital tool. Check these accessories out!

If the term “never leave home without it” applied to any one material item or product, it would have to be the smartphone. Some estimates suggest the average user looks at their smartphone screen as many as 1,500 times per week. Travelling without a handset in tow seems to be getting increasingly difficult, simply because of everything it can do. From taking photos at some exotic locale, uploading them to Instagram and messaging friends and family back home, the smartphone is a versatile tool anywhere and everywhere.