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Sharp announces a new smart dishwasher that supports Amazon Alexa voice control. The washer with SDW6767HS model name retails for $999 in the US.

Sharp is introducing a new mid-range smartphone in 2020 with high-end hardware from 2017. Is it worth it? We found out.

Now it's official, Sharp presented its first flagship smartphone, the Aquos R3, at IFA 2019. But does the world ready need the double notch?

While Samsung and Huawei have folding smartphones up their sleeves that can be folded up to form a table, Sharp goes a different way.

Japanese manufacturer Sharp can't be accused of mindless trend-chasing. In fact, it's taking smartphone design to the next level. The newly announced Aquos R2 Compact proves it, being a powerful compact phone boasting not one, but two of the notches we love so much.

Sharp hasn't always been big on smartphones, even though the Japanese manufacturer has brought some surprising products in the past. 2018 is its comeback.

Is Sharp's bezel-less budget handset one of the finest on Android? Find out in our Sharp Aquos Crystal review.

Google TV is dead, and its replacement is Android TV. It's a vast improvement and could revolutionize home entertainment. Here's what you need to know.

Android TV is Google's third attempt to take over the living room, and it's got some impressive partners this time round. Will this be third time lucky for Google TVs?

The Sharp Aquos Crystal, being developed by Japanese company Softbank (the owners of Sprint), is a near frame-less smartphone set for release in August 2014

Sharp has recently unveiled a new UI that actually looks surprisingly awesome. Called Feel UX, the skin forgoes the standard homescreen for a modular design.