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Games, photos, apps, messaging: we often need our smartphones to be great at multitasking. So, how much storage space do you really need?

We spoke to Armin Hopp, co-founder and President of Speexx, an intelligent language learning platform, to find out more about AI in language learning.

I spent 48 hours in the company of the new Samsung Galaxy S10e and I'm here to share my first impressions of the essential variant from Samsung's new line.

Technology giants are equipping their smart speakers with a screen, transforming them into so-called smart displays. But are they really necessary?

Smartwatches are trendier than ever before, but do these wearables bring useful functions to the table or are they just fashionable accessories?

What prompted LG to present the new G8 ThinQ and V50 ThinQ 5G together at the MWC? What strategy is the South Korean manufacturer pursuing?

Microsoft's new HoloLens 2 is one of the most exciting new devices of MWC this year. Even if you never see one, it quietly builds the world around you.

Samsung's Galaxy S10+ has arrived at the office and I have not wasted time trying it out. These are my first impressions after an entire weekend!

We all laughed when we saw that monster-eyed five-camera setup, but it’s HMD Global that is going to have the last laugh with the Nokia 9 PureView.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 has just about everything you could ask of a smartphone, but do we have to settle for that? Where's the innovation?

A YouTuber by the name of Matt Watson has discovered that the video platform's recommendation algorithm is being exploited by child predators.

The hip hip hip star, producer and philanthropist, will.i.am, is developing a digital voice-controlled AI project called Omega. And it looks interesting!

Sale of smartwatches is up 51%, and today 16% of adults in the US own one. How did this happen? Wasn't this market meant to be a passing fad?

Imagine there's a fire and nobody calls the fire department: This is the state of smart home security. the call for quality standards is getting louder.

With Apex Legend, gaming giant EA throws their hat into the battle royale. Are we witnessing the next big hit, or the next Battlefront 2?

They seem to look, act and 'think' like us: cutting edge tech that copies our natural way of communication. Meet the virtual beings.

Malicious apps seems to make their way onto Google Play daily. Now, a new report has found that even VPN apps are not safe. Where is the quality control?

I am a compulsive app hoarder and live true to the motto: better to have and not need than need and not have. And I'm certainly not alone in that.

Virtual reality has not managed to interest me, on the contrary it makes me uncomfortable. AR, on the other hand, has enormous potential!

Sony has recently released a 48MP sensor that has aroused many doubts in me (and in some colleagues). What's wrong with the promising IMX586?