Smartphones & phones

Samsung's Galaxy phones aren't always high-end, and its mid-range "A" series is seeing an update this week.

If you use your phone's battery to an inch within its life, you have options: can get a phone with a bigger battery, or you can get one that charges in practically no time.

The end of cash isn't exactly here, and some places still need it. That's not something a phone can help with... or is it?

If you own an iPhone from the last five years or an Apple Watch, you may have an operating system waiting for you.

The whole debacle behind advertising "unlimited" in a phone plan just got a whole lot more interesting, as Australia's consumer watchdog pointed its finger at telcos.

We've all heard of augmented reality and how it can extend what we see, but now you can make it happen for real with only a printer and an app.

As Australian telcos deliver the idea of "unlimited data" with the megabit catch, you might be pondering a question: what exactly is a megabit?

What, you thought the Galaxy Note 9 was the last phone for Samsung this year? Maybe not, it seems.

We hope you didn't fancy a phone with a small screen made by Apple, because there isn't one anymore. Not from this week, anyway.

First it ditched the symbol on the button, and now it ditches the button entirely. Apple is done with the button-based iPhone, and your new iPhone options in 2018 are all screen.