Smartphone - Opinion

Scratching, typing, stroking: everyone is talking about tech ASMR. What makes the new unboxing format so successful? We spoke to an ASMR YouTuber.

Huawei allegedly wants to shrink its smartphone business and focus more on 5G expansion. What does this mean for the smartphone market?

OnePlus or Volkswagen: nothing represents a company as well as its own company logo. Boring logos are usually the better choice. Here's why.

The first annual comparison for February does not bode well. The smartphone market could become a victim of the crisis. All price points are affected.

Apple is also hit hard by the coronavirus: the WWDC 2020 must be canceled. Instead, Apple is now advertising with a new online format.

Let's not kid ourselves: We haven't really owned purchased technology for a long time. Let me explain why we should rent everything.

The 'flagship smartphone', once the sign of a prestigious high-end smartphone, has lost its identity, for better or for worse.

The subscription economy has grown more than 350% over the last 7.5 years. We no longer own the things we love.

The smartphone market is tending to become an increasingly large polluter. Positive examples show that sustainable technology is already possible today.

A scratch-sensitive folding smartphone, dodgy zoom claims, unnecessary amounts of RAM and 8K videos that nobody can watch: Samsung's 2020 lineup is mad.

They accompany us daily in our work and I'm sure you've come across them - smartphone leaks. Here's why the business of intelligence is so addictive.

From 2023/2024 onwards, computer science is to become a compulsory subject in Lower Saxony, Germany. Here's why that pisses me off.

The next generation of foldable smartphones from Samsung and Co. is here. Here's why nobody wants them!

We've received updates for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Is it worth keeping yours or even buying one in 2020? We take a look.

At a time when the planet is worried about the spread of the coronavirus, Apple has decided to contribute to the ongoing battle against the virus.

First the lawsuit against Google and now the planned obsolescence of good appliances: Sonos is showing its true colors this week.

Google claims it is concerned many people feel they spend too much time on their phones, but with its 'Experiments', it's making a mockery of that.

If Huawei's million-dollar investment in developing apps for its AppGallery comes good, we will have an exciting alternative to Google and Apple.

Whether on a plane or a ship, if you don't switch off your smartphone, high roaming fees could be imminent. Learn how you can avoid expensive bills here.

A new study from MIT, UCL and Aarhus University, found that only 11.8 percent of websites "meet the minimal requirements set based on European law."