Smartphones & Accessories

Smartphones are some of the easiest items to resell or pass down to friends or family. Even if they are no longer the latest, greatest models, they are still functional for calling, messaging and running apps. Here’s how to prepare for the turnover.

Smartphones don't usually come cheap, and as integral personal devices that serve a variety of needs every day, protecting them is all the more important to keep working well and looking good.

CES has had an abundance of mobile gaming announcements. Let’s look at some of the biggest announcements and innovations coming out of the show this year.

Accessories are great when you find some that make your phone or tablet do more, and that's especially true with bang-for-the-buck options.

When your iOS device runs out of storage, you really only have two choices: start deleting stuff to make room, or find extra storage that is practical and useful. Leef aims to offer the latter at virtually any time you need it with its iBridge external flash drive that plugs directly into the phone’s Lightning port. With various different storage capacities, plus Android and memory card models coming soon, you may never have to worry about running out of space again.

The Clicks Keyboard Case harkens back to the BlackBerry days, adding a physical QWERTY keyboard to the iPhone, but how well does it work?

Discover essential tips for traveling with power banks, including guidelines from CATSA and TSA to keep your devices ready on the go.

Smartphones have made snapping and sharing images on-the-go as easy as pie, but even perfectly-framed photos can use a bit of extra help.

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