Smartphones & Accessories

The Google Pixel 6a is the Android phone you might like if you’re hunting for a solid mix of size, features, performance, and affordability.

The Google Pixel 8 Pro sticks to some familiar points, but also makes a number of key changes to make this a highly competitive smartphone.

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.

Wherever it is you want to go, the best tech is the one you have in your pocket, which is why it all begins and ends with your phone.

Samsung likes curves enough to put them on almost any screen they can find. Curved TVs are one thing, but this year, the company has really pushed the idea of curved displays on smartphones. The Galaxy S6 Edge, when it launched in the spring, was the first smartphone to have a dual-curved edge display. Now, the Galaxy S6 Edge+ offers a bigger screen with a lot of the same functionality.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Note 8, unveiling it in New York City at an event that included plenty of hands-on time to learn about the new features.

Samsung unveiled a new smartphone in the Galaxy S20 FE (Fan Edition) in a variety of colours at its latest virtual Unpacked event.

Google officially released the latest version of Android, and though the dessert names are gone, there’s still a plate full of improvements to try out.

Acer's Liquid Jade Z brings impressive camera specs and access to the Android ecosystem while maintaining a size that's great to hold and a price that's affordable for pre-paid users. Dual-SIM functionality make this a viable traveller's option.

Following the trend of most smartphone makers that have phones in 2 sizes, ASUS ZenFone 5Z and 5Q offers a standard sized and a larger supersized model.