Smartphones & Accessories
Best smartphones for back to school
Think you need the best smartphone when you head back to class? These phones are designed to deliver everything you would want.
Innovative Mobile Accessories at CES 2020
Whether for enhancing the look of your phone or keeping it powered up, there are plenty of innovative mobile accessories at CES 2020.
What’s the right age for a cell phone?
Here are the key factors to consider when determining the right age for your child to own their first smartphone.
The Motorola Razr is back and flipping out at CES 2020
Motorola has already unveiled its reimagined Razr smartphone, but CES 2020 offered the opportunity to see how cool a newer flip might be.
Samsung unveils latest foldables, Galaxy Watches, Galaxy Buds
Samsung is rolling out a slate of new devices across three categories, all of which it made official during its Unpacked event in Paris.
New features you can make use of in iOS 11
Along with new iPhones, Apple also released iOS 11, the operating system iOS devices run on, with some key features added to improve performance.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 review
Samsung is flipping out yet again with the Galaxy Z Flip5 adding to its lineup of foldable phones, only this time with a bigger cover screen.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9
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.
Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung has let media get its hands on the new Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone, and here’s my take on one of the most unusual handsets coming this year.
5 ways to keep your personal data safe on your smartphone
Keeping your smartphone safe can mean more than just ensuring it doesn’t fall into a toilet or hard concrete and meet an untimely death. It also means taking proper steps to protect the data—your personal data—stored on that phone to keep the wrong people away from it. If smartphone security is a concern of yours, then you may want to consider these methods for ramping your privacy and protecting what’s yours.