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Along with the Galaxy S9, Samsung presented the second generation of the DeX, the dock that can turn your smartphone into a PC. Is the latest edition able to solve the problem of the first generation DeX Pad? Find out in our complete review!

Xiaomi is now also trying its hand in the very critical gaming markets and is trying to put a dent in the Razer Phone's customer base with the Black Shark. We tested the Android smartphone to see if it fits the needs of gamers and if it's worthwhile to import it.

The display notch seems to be inescapable in the high-end smartphone market but luckily, there are still manufacturers out there that refuse to mindlessly copy the iPhone. If you're looking for a top smartphone without a display notch, we've got the best for you right here in this article.

Samsung has been playing with the idea of foldable smartphones for nearly a decade. But it seems that we could finally see this device, tentatively called the Galaxy X, hit the market this year. If rumors are to be believed it will be a premium device with an insane price of $1800...what could possibly justify this?

Now that I've found the Xiaomi Mi Band 3, I know it's the perfect wearable for me, and I've let go of my nagging desire to buy an Apple Watch. Here's why.

At their E3 press conference, Bethesda seemed to have some fun with us with the announcement of Skyrim: Very Special Edition, playable with voice control on Amazon Alexa (not to mention a version for Etch-a-sketch). But no, it's real, and you can play it on your device! Find out all about it here.

Dragon Ball Legends, the mobile fighting game based on the hit manga and anime series, is one of the most popular games on the Play Store right now, but do you have what it takes to beat the story and dominate your opponents online? In this guide, we'll show you how to get your power level over 9000.

Huawei has a broad range of offerings, spread across several series of smartphones. It's not always easy to navigate them all when looking for a new smartphone, but this article will help you find the right Huawei smartphone for your needs.

The LG G7 ThinQ has an exotic display for a flagship smartphone. That's not just because of its size, notch or aspect ratio, but also because of its technology. LG relies on an IPS panel, while OLED has long since established itself elsewhere as the king's solution, but the display test of the G7 shows that it can get the job done.

A whole series of new smartphones have been introduced in recent weeks. With so many brand new models on the market, we ask ourselves and you: How old is the smartphone you use every day? And when are you getting a new one?

Despite public outcry, even among thousands of its own employees, Google is continuing its work with Project Maven. It has just published a list of AI principles which it promises to adhere to, but without real accountability they don't mean much.

Instagram, the ever popular social media app that allows you to edit photos and videos and share them with your friends, family and followers, is supposed to be limited to just your phone or tablet. But it doesn't have to be that way. In this article, we show you how to use Instagram on a Mac.

In the second edition of our series on peculiar factoids of various smartphone manufacturers, we'll focus on LG, one of the most traditional smartphone companies. The brand may no longer be in its heyday, but we all know that they've provided us with some nice moments throughout its history.

With the G7 ThinQ, LG is trying to make up for lost ground. It's now necessary to get users excited about a strong battery, among other things. But can the LG G7 ThinQ keep up in terms of battery life? Our battery test shows that the device isn't able to perform well all the way down the line.

Anker's second smart home brand is called Eufy. With smart lighting and other accessories, it will turn your home into a robot-supported smart home of the future. We started small and tested the Eufy Lumos Smart Bulb: smart lights without bridge.

LG has been stumbling around for a few years and hasn't been able to retrace the trajectory of the G3 and G4. The G5 was a design fiasco and didn't win over users. The G6 is nice but not very powerful. The G7 ThinQ has arrived to make amends for past mistakes and compete at the top.

The Nokia 6.1 is one of the 5 smartphones that HMD Global introduced this year. It's a mid-range with a sleek design and good performance. It also comes with Android One as standard. It's a device that pleasantly surprised us, and we'll tell you everything in our comprehensive review.

New hardware, a larger design and an improved design: the OnePlus 6 brings many innovations, but the battery is still at a standstill. In our battery test for the OnePlus 6, you'll find out how well the smartphone can handle its limited energy reserves and how fast the charging technology is.

Games are some of the most popular apps on smartphones. Do you play games on your smartphone often? We wanted to hear from you in our weekly reader poll, and now we have the results to share!

Gesture control is nothing new. Huawei, Honor and Motorola are able to do without the Android navigation keys thanks to gestures. But somehow the solutions have never quite convinced all users before. Though, the OnePlus 6 uses iPhone X-like gestures and they're really good.