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What will smartphones look in 2050? How will our mobile technology change? Will hardware evolve? Thoughts on this and more here in our article.

The dawn of the age of smartphones brought upon many earthshaking changes to our daily life that it is hard to imagine a world without them. Here are the biggest changes.

Benchmarking results are often leaked before the smartphone is even on the market. but are they trustworthy?

Nokia, Motorola and Blackberry, which smartphone manufacturer will be the next to leave the smartphone game?

With HTC's meager financial status, it would be of best interest for the company to be bought out by none than Google. Both would profit and here is why.

Over time, many phones stop selling alltogether. Here are 3 old discontinued smartphones that need to make a world come-back!

According to reports, Samsung is investing in smartcars. But what's the motivation behind this move? We take a look at the details.

One of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7's most talked about new features is its Iris Scanner. Too bad I stopped using within my first 24 hours with the device.

The Nexus line is composed of great smartphones with "pure" Android. But it remains in a comfort zone where we aren't seeing many innovations. It's time to change that.

This week Google released a new version of Android, 7.0 Nougat. Now we want to know which version of the OS affected most. Tell us!

Google is working on a new operating system, Fuchsia. Learn everything we know so far about this possible replacement for Android in the world of mobile platforms.

Today for Throwback Thursday we take a look at the beginnings and the development of Pokémon. A matter of the heart for Sophia.

Privacy is topical and rightly so. There are governments collecting data on citizens around the world and we need to be conscious about it.

Modular phones are a big thing in 2016, but they're still not worth buying. This is why you should stick with a unibody device for now.

Winamp was probably the most successful media player for Windows. We look back on its eventful years - up to the end of the once-popular media player.

Samsung and Huawei sell millions of smartphones but they all rely on Google and Android. But that isn't such a bad thing. Here's why.

Virtual reality is here, but will it give you a sore head or make you sick in a bin? Daria Lombardi says no, and shares her excitement about the Samsung Gear VR.

Too many of us are concerned with the latest and greatest premium devices. But here is an argument for why we should stop caring about flagship phones.

In today's Throwback Thursday, we look back on a smartphone pioneer: BlackBerry. With the Curve 8520, the company tried to appeal to customers concerned with privacy.

The Moto X first generation was a game changer. It was a revolutionary device that remains legendary. Here's why.