Google Pixel 10 Pro XL reviewed: fine but boring
Major changes aren't on the cards for every new phone, but is there anything about the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL…
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The next generation of mobile technology, 5G offers higher data speeds and more connectivity. Able to reach past 4G’s speeds of over a gigabit, 5G can hit past two and has been tested to hit as much as four. Faster speeds and more ways to connect are part of what 5G delivers, and if you’re after a new mid-range or high-end phone from 2020 onwards, you better believe 5G is a part.
Apple marks September 10 in Australia for iPhone 17
A bit of a PSA for the next few weeks has emerged as Apple picks September 9 in the US and September 10 locally…
Google’s Pixel 10 range brings minor changes for maximum impact
2025's Pixels may not look dramatically different, but new phones bring spec updates and magnetic Qi2 to a…
HMD’s new device is the first phone I’ve struggled to be impartial with
A new phone is on the way that can block nudity, but it won't tell parents when it's happening. Is this tech…
Nothing Phone (3) reviewed: a phone that stands out
An unorthodox approach to design isn't all that makes the Nothing Phone (3) intriguing. But is it a phone worth owning?
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 reviewed: slimpressive
It's sleek, it's slim, and it could be the most impressive phone Samsung has made in a decade. Is the Galaxy Z…
Samsung streamlines Galaxy Fold 7 to slimpossible size
The all-new Galaxy Z Fold7 is slimpossibly thin, with an unfolded thickness like a USB-C port, and a folded…
Nothing builds a phone like no other in Phone 3, matching Headphones (1)
Most phones look the same, but then there's a Nothing phone, which looks nothing like the others. Nothing's new…
Oppo sets sizeable battery for sub-$300 A5 5G phone
Most phones top out at two days of battery in a 5000mAh phone. The Oppo A5 5G goes for distance with a 6000mAh battery.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge reviewed: an elegant preview
Big phones are hardly thin, but Samsung's Galaxy S25 Edge gives the world a preview of a thin phone future.