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In addition to the Android 11 beta news, Google has discreetly introduced a tool to let you subscribe directly to an app from the Play Store.

Saying "Hey, Siri, I'm getting pulled over" will start a chain reaction of events on your iPhone, including recording interactions with police officers.

Logitech wants to put logos on the packaging of its gaming products to indicate their carbon footprint by the end of 2020.

The 690 5G SoC follows the Snapdragon 865 and 765 processors that have an integrated 5G modem.

Apple is the subject of a class action in the United States for its "predatory practices" favoring loot boxes in App Store games.

The latest leaks reveal the price of the upcoming Google Pixel 4a - $350 for the 128GB version.

Here's our Realme X3 SuperZoom camera review, which touts a new Starry Night mode, periscope lens, and a large main sensor.

The first smartphones with a front camera hidden under the screen are approaching. The Chinese display manufacturer Visionox has started mass production.

The new MicroLED technology promises to become the standard for displays for smartphones, tablets, and even larger formats. Apple wants to be there.

A €£339 scam that nets you a 128MB USB key which preys on the gullible who thrive on the COVID-19 and 5G antenna link conspiracy theory.

After leaks on the strange photo module of its flagship X50, Vivo sees the price and the complete spec sheet of its Vivo X50 Pro spread online.

Dailymotion and Huawei Video announce a global video partnership as the Chinese brand looks to plug holes of missing Google apps.

After the first images of the supposedly official Oppo Reno 4 and Reno 4 Pro leaked on Weibo, part of the spec sheet have also surfaced.

The X3 SuperZoom is coming to Europe first this year for a price of just €499.

The Sony Xperia 1 II will launch at $1,199.99. Preorders open on July 1, 2020, with shipping starting on July 24.

OnePlus said that the update to disable the color filter camera will be distributed in China within a week.

Are we really going to allow people to walk around with infrared light filtering cameras in their pockets?

Two new TCL smartphones are heading for the USA and Canada. They both feature NXTVISION display tech and quad-cameras.

The OnePlus 8 can reveal hidden objects and literally see through walls. Here's what is behind the ominous color filter of the smartphone.

According to the leaks, the iPhone 12 has a 120 Hz screen. That's nothing new, but Apple is still going to make it a killer-feature.