A new year and a new Note, as Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 returns to offer more than just another big phone, but a big phone with a great camera, battery life, and something to use that big screen for.
The more impressive phones this year have arrived with an emphasis on what you can see and capture, but LG’s upcoming V30 steps it up a notch.
With 2016 a distant memory, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has arrived, armed with enough to help you move on and realise the Note brand is here to stay.
This year, Samsung was the first mobile maker to find a way to release a phone capable of connecting at 1Gbps. Next year, it’ll go even faster.
Sony’s take on a flagship has been a little mixed over the years, but the larger than life Xperia XZ Premium wins respect, even if it has a few niggles.
It's the middle of the year, and now that we've seen the big phones from Samsung, from HTC, and from LG, it's time to see what Sony has in store.
We knew the U Ultra wasn't the flagship you were looking for, but it started something, and the HTC U11 pushes it harder. Is this the return of HTC?
HTC launches a squeezy phone, and Google talks up where Android is going, plus what's going on at your local Apple store? And why is Will.i.am on a headphone box? This is The Wrap.
If you thought the U Ultra was all HTC had for 2017, think again: there's a whole new U, and it aims to push the S8 out of the spotlight. Can it succeed?
Another year, another phone, and for 2017, it's all about unboxing your life and your phone. Is Samsung's S8 ahead of the curve?