Smartphone - Manufacturer

The iPhone 11 is now two years old. We revisit this handset and see whether it is worth picking one up today as your daily driver.

An ode to Samsung’s original phablet lineup that seems to have been unceremoniously retired in favor of the new foldables. How could you do this, Samsung?

Apple has chosen the winners of its annual photo contest. Which photo do you like best? Join in and vote!

Apple has warned against the use of hydrogen peroxide to disinfect its devices. The manufacturer has recommended alcohol-based agents instead.

OnePlus has been defending itself from accusations of cheating on benchmarks, claiming optimization rather than manipulation. Do you believe them?

Samsung has refreshed its S-series and for 2020 is jumping from the S10 to the S20. We have already been hands-on with the new S20.

OnePlus has announced that it is strengthening its cooperation with Oppo to manufacture its smartphones while remaining "independent." Can you believe it?

In an exclusive interview with OnePlus, I studied OnePlus' ambitions to go mainstream while going against competition from its sister brand, Oppo.

Chinese smartphone manufacturers have the curious strategy of creating "independent" brands from the same parent company. Know the differences here.

LG has decided to quit making smartphones. However, what about existing owners of LG phones? Will they continue to receive customer support and OS updates?

After 19 long years and several memorable smartphone models, its curtains for LG smartphones. LG will exit the mobile phone space by July 31, 2021

LG has clarified that its plans for the rollable smartphone it showcased at CES 2021 are still on despite reports that it has cancelled the phone

Xiaomi will launch the first of its Redmi Note 10 devices in India on March 10 and will follow it up with a global launch soon

Huawei's CEO Ren Zhengfei speaks to the international press and comments on the US President, the iPhone 12 and Huawei's smartphone division.

Xiaomi has sued the US Government and wants the investment ban on the company to be revoked. It also claims that it has no ties to the Chinese military

Carl Pei has finally provided reasons as to why he left OnePlus. But is his new startup, Nothing, just a joke?

LG is reportedly considering exiting the smartphone industry, but there are also conflicting opinions. What could LG's plans look like?

Google and Fitbit have closed on a deal for the search giant to buy the fitness tracker brand, but regulators in the US and Australia are not done.

The Trump administration has blacklisted Xiaomi for alleged ties to the Chinese military. It is not, however, a full-fledged ban as with Huawei

Apple has propelled its racial equality and justice Initiative efforts with new projects in the US aimed to help people and students of color