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It may still be January and it may still be cold for most of us, but this is exactly why it's the right time to buy an electric bicycle. Here's why.

Google claims it is concerned many people feel they spend too much time on their phones, but with its 'Experiments', it's making a mockery of that.

Which Nokia smartphone is right for you? We're here to help you tackle the question with our Nokia buyers guide, updated for 2020's best picks!

Huawei is cutting the cord from Google moves onto the next stage. The European map service TomTom could replace Google Maps on new smartphones.

If you want to cancel your Disney+ subscription or free trial, here's how you do it online, on Andoird, on iPhone or iPad or on Amazon.

Not all countries are in 5G heaven. With the 720G, 662 and 460 chips, Qualcomm is now bringing new features to 4G smartphones. Here's the news.

If Huawei's million-dollar investment in developing apps for its AppGallery comes good, we will have an exciting alternative to Google and Apple.

The PI3s were B&W's first neckband-style in-ear wireless headphones. How do these stack up against the stiff competition? Here's our full review.

If you have a Huawei or Honor smartphone, knowing the tricks that the EMUI interface offers will help you take advantage of the system.

A new wind is blowing at Samsung. A total of nine changes in the top positions are imminent for the company, including a new mobile boss.

Whether on a plane or a ship, if you don't switch off your smartphone, high roaming fees could be imminent. Learn how you can avoid expensive bills here.

In a growing true wireless headphones market, Samsung is preparing to compete with Apple's AirPods Pro with its own, revamped, Galaxy Buds+.

According to reports, Facebook will not sell ads in WhatsApp after all and instead focus on building its business platform. The full story follows.

There are several reasons why you might want to factory reset your Apple iPhone or iPad. Here's how to do it so you won't lose your data!

A new study suggests consumers are not, and may never be, ready for phones that cost $2,000. It also looks into what Americans want from a new flagship.

Games for almost all platforms and Google Stadia will run faster after the Vulcan 1.2 update. This is the first update in almost two years.

A new study from MIT, UCL and Aarhus University, found that only 11.8 percent of websites "meet the minimal requirements set based on European law."

Following Sony, South Korean comp[any LG has also thrown its hat into the automotive ring with a new AI-powered connected car platform.

Amazon, Apple, Google, IKEA, and Samsung want to work together and define a common smart home standard. Is this a curse or a blessing?

The Shure SE535s are breathtaking when it comes to sound quality, but how do the in-ear headphones fit into modern daily life? Find out in our full review.